Kids Star Slide 4-in-1 Balance Trike - Frost Blue

Discover the Ultimate Ride for Little Explorers – Safe, Stylish & Fun!

Designed for growing adventurers, our SLIDE trike combines safety, comfort, and endless fun for toddlers on the move!

4 Different Riding Mode - GROW WITH YOUR CHILD

Mode 1: RIDE ON - Child is learning to balance

Mode 2: TRAINING TRIKE WITH PARENT HANDLE - Child is ready to try pedaling but 

needs guidance

Mode 3: TRIKE WITH PEDAL - Child has developed enough leg strength and coordination

Mode 4: BALANCE BIKE - Child is ready to learn balance and gliding

Other Features

Tool-Free Transformation – Switch between 4 modes effortlessly—no tools needed!

Lightweight & Durable – High-quality aluminum frame for strength 

Ultra-Stable Design – Three-wheel construction ensures safety and balance for little riders

Adjustable Seat – Grows with your child for years of fun (Seat height 28-31cm / Seat fore-aft adjustment: 3.5 cm range)

Compact & Foldable – Easy storage and portability for on-the-go families

Product Specification

Suitable Age: 18 months ~ 25kg

Unfolded Size: Full mode L72.5 x W46cm (+/- 3%)

Folded Size: L52.3 x W29 x H48cm (+/- 3%)

With Parent Handle: 91 / 87 / 83cm (+/-3%)

Distance between the handle to floor: 50.5cm (+/-3%)

Wheel diameter: (Front) 20.8cm (Rear) 17.8cm (+/- 3%)

Product weight: 4.7kg (+/-3%)

Advantages of Starting on a Balance Bike Early

Starting with a balance bike at a young age (as early as 18 months to 2.5 years) offers long-term developmental benefits that make transitioning to pedal bikes easier and safer. Here’s why:

1. Develops Natural Balance & Coordination

Unlike training wheels, balance bikes teach kids to stabilize themselves by using their feet, helping them instinctively learn balance - just like riding a real bike. Strengthens core muscles and improves motor skills early.

2. Faster Transition to Pedal Bikes

Kids who start on balance bikes often skip training wheels entirely! They already master steering, leaning, and stopping, so they only need to learn pedaling later.

3. Builds Confidence & Reduces Fear

Since children control their speed with their feet, they feel more secure and less likely to tip over. Encourages independent play and a sense of achievement.

4. Safer Than Training Wheels

Training wheels can create bad habits (like leaning sideways), while balance bikes promote proper riding posture. Lower risk of falls since kids can plant their feet anytime.

5. Encourages Outdoor Play & Physical Activity

Helps toddlers stay active while improving leg strength, coordination, and spatial awareness.

6. Screen-Free Fun

Provides an engaging alternative to digital devices.