Deck Dimensions: 37"L X 9"W 7-Ply Canadian Rock Maple Completes Come Fully assembled. 7" lightweight aluminum alloy trucks Bomb abec-7 bearings. Cast polyurethane wheels for ultimate performance.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the Flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45-degree turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. ATOMIC BETTY dimensions are 42"L x 10"W with a camber design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45° turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. NO EVIL dimensions are 42"L x 10"W with a camber design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the Flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45-degree turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. Challenge All Cars dimensions are 36"L x 10"W with a concave design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45° turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. Arsenic dimensions are 36"L x 10"W with a camber design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45° turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. BOMB Factory dimensions are 32"L x 9.25" W with a concave design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45-degree turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. On Target dimensions are 32"L x 9.25" W with a concave design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45° turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. Gas Mask dimensions are 32"L x 9.25" W with a concave design.

The Flowboard is built with the patented 14-wheeled Deep Carve System (DCS) which sets the flowboard apart from regular skateboards. The design enables a rider to carve through 45° turns with smooth, fluid transitions from edge to edge. Mobsters Duel dimensions are 32"L x 10"W with a concave design.

The 41” U.S.-made wagon features roomy seats with high backrests seat two children comfortably, built-in cup holders, plus a wet/dry storage area that can be used to haul snacks and beverages or keep toys, hats or gloves stashed out of the way and a handle that folds underneath for easy transport or storage This product is intended for children over the age of 18 months.

Alloy Mini Glider fits kids 2-6 years old. Same Proven Geometry as PV Glider. Designed in the USA. Lightweight - only 8 LBS. No maintenance "air-free" tires Comes with tool to assemble in less than a minute. Availabe in Red Candy Apple and Candy Blue Metallic Paint. Suitable for boy or girl. Really sparkles in the light. The only balance bike with pegs to rest feet. Patent Pending)

The ride-on toy features a colored steel body, detailed chrome accents, a working horn, a working steering column, plastic fenders and rubber tires.
— Nadine Walsh, manager of Yikes Toys in Tucson, Ariz., told TDmonthly that “push cars by Schylling” are the most popular ride-on toys in the store.
— For Susan Pruett, manager of Kilmarnock Toy Store in Kilmarnock, Va., Schylling’s ride-ons are her stores’ best-selling ride-ons. They sell on “average about three a month,” Pruett told TDmonthly.
— Two of 45 retailers who spoke with TDmonthly in early 2008 singled out the Schyllilng when asked which manufacturer’s ride-ons were most popular. In March 2009, Jessica Jeffrey, manager of Red Balloon Toy Shop in Orleans, Mass., told TDmonthly this is her best-selling ride-on, reporting sales of one to two per month.

The ride-on is intended for toddlers over the age of 18 months. The ride-on features a unique spring system that links the two-level seat, a curved seat for security and caster wheels that make changing direction easy. The ride-on can fold into a fraction of its original size, making it convenient for parents to carry and store. Launch date: December 2007.
— “Fropper by International Playthings…we sold every one as soon as they came in and we have them on back order,” Kathy Byrd, owner of Fantasy Island Toys in Fairhope, Ala., told TDmonthly.
— “Fropper is new and doing well,” Josh Darby, manager of Toy Up in Little Rock, Ark., told TDmonthly in early 2008.
— Two of 45 retailers who spoke with TDmonthly in early 2008 singled out the Fropper as their stores’ most popular ride-on. The Fropper continued to be a favorite into spring 2010, cited by two of 37 retailers during a TDmonthly survey on best-selling ride-ons, with sales of two to 10 per month.

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The dual-footboard scooter features dual rear skids, a front-caliper hand brake, an MX-style front tire, a non-skid footboard, a dual rear urethane wheel and a foam handlebar pad. Minimal assembly is required.
— “Skoooches by California Chariot…we sell about four a month” Nancy Hay, owner of Toy Works in Fort Worth, Texas, told TDmonthly.
— This item is one of the two best-selling ride-on toys in Tucson, Ariz.’s Mrs. Tiggy Winkles, manager Lisette Demars told TDmonthly.
— Two of 45 retailers who spoke with TDmonthly in early 2008 singled out the Skoooch as their stores’ most popular ride-on.

Now available in pink, this is one of Razor's speediest scooters, as it can travel up to 15 mph. It carries up to 220 pounds, boasts a “neighbor-approved” quiet motor, and has a detachable seat if kids want to ride it with the power off. Launch date: Spring 2009.

The scooter features two pedals that are similar to a stair climber and propel the scooter forward. The rider can either pedal the scooter, or push-off the scooter like a kick-scooter. The scooter is multifunctional, serving as a toy, fitness and exercise equipment and a mode of transportation. Both parents and kids can ride together. (Max 180 lbs) Launch date: February 2009. www.pumgo.com

The Snowskates that "actually" skate. Easy to ride, just like a skateboard. Solid construction with stainless steel hardware, for durability and has adjustable ski suspension to customize the feel. Don't get caught on the slopes with out it.

The trike features action sounds, flashing blinkers and exciting voice phrases from Batman. Its design includes sturdy construction, an oversized front wheel for faster pedaling, a wide wheelbase for increased stability, easy-grip handlebars, slip-resistant pedals and a three-position adjustable seat that “grows” with kids. The 30”L x 23”W x 20-1/2”H vehicle accommodates kids weighing up to 60 pounds. Launch date: February 7, 2008.

This cross between a scooter and a skateboard features 360-degree steering with pivot-steering technology. It allows riders to easily drift, carve and turn, and has an aircraft-grade aluminum base, cast polyurethane wheels, and a durable front fork designed to enhance skatepark, street and downhill performance.

The low center-of-gravity, wide rubberized tread with 9" front and 6-1/2" back tires, and steel frame make this Kettrike™ virtually tip-proof. All Kettrikes include a scratch- and fade-resistant synthetic powder coat that will keep them looking sharp through years of riding. Features include a comfortable, four-position, adjustable, high-back seat with an "S"-type frame that has five adjustable positions to grow with any child, parental-control locking mechanism, slip-resistant pedals, a rear step-plate and a push-bar. The bike is even tandem adaptable for additional riders.
— Over eight percent of retailers who spoke with TDmonthly in early 2008 shared that tricycles by Kettler International were their best-selling ride-on toys.
— “Kettler Trikes, across the brand,” David Hesel, owner of The Toy Shop of Concord in Concord, Mass., told TDmonthly, when asked what his best-selling ride-on was. “[We sell] about 80 units per year.”
— Lisette Demars, manager of Mrs. Tiggy Winkles in Tucson, Ariz., told TDmonthly that her store sells three Kettler tricycles per month.

The Scooter Lightning is a great way for your little one to develop balance and coordination.  The heavy duty slip resistant high impact resin footplate makes this scooter very stable and easy to ride.  Equipped with an easy reachable rear wheel foot break, a safe stop is never more than a step away.  Long lasting synthetic dual layer MaxXtread™ rubber wheels ensures secure maneuvering and safe riding.  Kickstand included.

KETTLER® has done it again!  The Thunder is for smaller children. With a chrome plated 8 position height adjustable handlebar that can be easily adjusted as they grow. The 3-wheel system provides great stability while learning balance.  Oversized & Wide Non-Slip foot plate also includes an integrated foot brake for safety.

This miniature two-seater can drive at up to 5 mph forward and 2-1/2 mph in reverse. Decorated in Harley Davidson graphics, this vehicle is tough enough to drive over difficult terrain, including dirt, gravel, grass and even ruts. Other features include a rear bed, working tailgate, chrome grill and wheels, adjustable seats and a working FM radio.

This Daisy model scooter features pink and pearl details, 12” tires and a special under-seat compartment where riders can store their gear. One charge provides over ten miles of cruising distance at speeds of up to 15 mph.