Hornit Balance Bike AIRO | Kids Balance Bike | Toddler Bike | Kids Bike | Balance Bike 2 3 4 5 Year Old Girl Boy | Lightweight 2.95 kg | Flamingo Pink

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The Hornit AIRO is one of the lightest balance bikes we’ve ever reviewed here at Cycle Sprog – in fact when it arrived we thought the box was empty it was that light!

Comfort – A decent saddle makes all the difference when it comes to encouraging your child to ride and, if you plan on passing the bike down through the family, it’s really worth spending a bit more to get the best quality balance bike you can afford. He's got a penchant for a steel frame and has had 'fit mudguards' on his To Do list for nearly 8 years now. With an adjustable seat and handlebars, there’s plenty of scope for this to last for many years and once they’ve cracked balancing on this, moving onto a pedal bike should be a breeze. If you remove the grips, you might be able to cut off an inch or so on each side, but we only suggest doing this if you are experienced.The Squish Balance Bike is a colourful and lightweight first bike that helps to build confidence and also makes parents' lives easier. LIFETIME WARRANTY: we think the Hornit AIRO is the best kids balance bike on the market and to back this up we offer a free lifetime warranty on the frame and forks. The bike has an adjustable seat making it suitable for ages 18 months to five years so your little one can grow up with their balance bike and you know it will last with their lifetime warranty. The Hornit AIRO comes in an 87 × 60 × 14cm box which isn’t heavy to lift, and should fit in a car boot if needed. thanks to its aluminium frame – which made it really easy for both our testers to get to grips with and move around on.

Jayne, mum of Zara, another of our child testers who has just turned 3, said, "Zara struggles with the other balance bike we have but she was successful with this one – it was very easy for her to use and she was super proud of herself. With its anti-slip coating, it was the perfect spot for our three-year-old tester to place their feet once they were whizzing along – something that really helped with balance and gross motor skills, as well as being lots of fun.While I haven’t had experience of other bikes to tell you whether it was noticeably lighter, it felt like no weight at all carrying it to and from the park each day. This is meant to prevent a child from over-steering and potentially jabbing the handlebars into their stomach or chest. Safety is a key consideration with this bike, which has an anti-jackknife steering mechanism that restricts the handlebars from fully rotating, reducing the risk of accidents.