Doona Liki Trike, Midnight Edition - 5-in-1 Compact, Foldable Tricycle - Suitable for Toddlers 10 to 36 Months

If you are looking for something for your toddler to use while on vacation but don't want to take a stroller, I strongly recommend this trike! Our son absolutely loved this, we were able to use this throughout the airport, it fits perfectly in the overhead bin.Here are my pros:1- my son enjoyed being in this more than his Stoller.2- It is way less bulky then a stroller and I felt we were able to use it more.3- back of chair does recline for napping4 - fits in overhead bin in airplane so less concern about damage from airlines mishandling5- easy to collapse down and set up6- steering and parental control was easy to use and figure out7- bike feels sturdy and worth the hefty price tag8- My niece who is 3 years old (in the higher percentile) was about to use this just fine, changing the setting to be used by and older child was easy to do and didn't take long to set up for her.Cons:1- With the hefty price tag I wish it came with some type of travel bag as you do have to disconnect the handle to collapse the bike down, so then you end up with 2 pieces.2- I do wish there was a way to attach the peddles higher for nap time so littles can rest their legs instead of them hanging.All in all we loved this for travel and will continuously take this instead of a stroller with us when we travel.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I wanted a good quality tricycle for my son and I did I love it. The handle height is perfect I am 5’7 and it’s tall enough for me. My son loves it.

My kid loves this thing. She’s been riding in it since 10 months old. I have a drawer system in the back of my suv, and it fits perfectly inside. We take it with us everywhere and use it multiple times a week. Highly recommend.This review is after we tried a traditional stroller, and my little would only ride 30 mins tops

I love how easy is to carry everywhere

Super cute and my daughter loves it, I love how you can control it with the handles!

I have researched many trikes before forking over $250+ for this one here's why....My son is two years old (on the smaller side) and I wanted a trike that I would be able to lift easily, fold, and take anywhere we go. I wish I had purchased this for him when he was months old, so he (when I say he, I really mean we) could enjoy it longer. I have MS so having a trike that maneuvers easily, fold and was light weight was extremely important to me when making this purchase.Pros vs consPros...This trike can fold flat and fit in my trunk with room to spare. I love the bright color (we got red). I love that I can push it with one hand and he has the option to pedal or not. The trike is well made and he loves to be on it! All the parts that it came with were also made well. It has a sun shade, a safety harness, a bag for your or his little belongings and a cup holder for his cup. The size is great for going in to stores so I don't take the stroller as often.Cons...Although this bike folds flat you still have to remove all the extra accessories (except the sun shade) in order for it to fold flat.. so if your using it in infant mode you have to also remove the bar that surrounds them in addition to the push handle, cup holder and bag. So if your in a rush this will slow you up a bit! (I get why you have to take everything off though, you want it to fold flat!! Sooo... Lol). The bag that it comes with is very small. I wish it were a bit larger seeing as though the trike doesn't have any little storage part on the bottom. The bag also falls off (A lot) when pushing the trike. They need to fix this. For $250 it should remain on the push bar better than it does. This trike also doesn't come with a parent cup holder so I have no place to put my coffee or whatever drink I have. Unless you decide to spend additional money (which I was not) you will have to take the push bar off and carry it in you hand if you decide to fold the trike while outside. That was annoying because now you have to hold the trike which is light weight but you also have to hold the push bar also. Although the seat can be pushed back for him to relax, it doesn't go back enough for him to be comfortable if he falls asleep. The trike is on the smaller side (my son is 26lbs and I don't think he will be able to use this after next summer) compared to other trikes and doesn't turn into a balancing bike like some others do. So you end up spending again later when that time approaches.Conclusion...If I didn't have MS I may not have purchased this trike. But because I do and it is convenient for me as stated above, I justified my purchase. I think if I put hased it when he was 10 months old and I used it more when he was at that stage, maybe I would have still purchased it.

VERY well CONSTRUCTED. OUR BABY 1 YEAR OLD LOVES IT!

Purchased this item for traveling. Folds up easily & it is small enough to go in the overhead bin of the plane. My grandson begs to go for a walk in it. It’s light weight.