Bought one for my son when he was 6 and he loves it. he uses it around the house and down smalls hills. It's actually pretty safe if your kid knows how to use a scooter. I actually don't mind him falling in snow vs falling on pavement/concrete.Fightguard wrote: ↑ Anyone ever use this in "winter mode". Don't think I would let my kids use this thing down a hill, even a small hill...seems dangerous, imo, and not sure how fun it would be on flat surface in the snow.
How well does it work in wet or fluffy snow?nounou23 wrote: ↑ Bought one for my son when he was 6 and he loves it. he uses it around the house and down smalls hills. It's actually pretty safe if your kid knows how to use a scooter. I actually don't mind him falling in snow vs falling on pavement/concrete.
I might pick another one up because it's been sitting outside for 2 years and it's wearing out lol
Thanks OP
It's not the best to be honest. You need to have some packed snow. But kids don't usually care (my son anyway) and will try it in any snow condition lol. I usually make 2-3 slides for the kids in our yard since we have a few small hills and once the snow is packed it works really good. Also our driveway is covered in like 6 inch of packed snow right now and it works great. He usually uses it when we walk with him to the bus stop
PITA yes; hard no. Try some WD40 to loosen.seagull1987 wrote: ↑ Anyone else have a really hard time getting the brake disassembled?
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