Scoot & Ride Stand-up Push Scooter for Children Ages 3-6, Highwaykick 3, Steel CategoryL4_Boxing & Martial Arts Training Equipment simply assemble the frame Color:Cyberspace

Name: Scoot & Ride Stand-up Push Scooter for Children Ages 3-6, Highwaykick 3, Steel CategoryL4_Boxing & Martial Arts Training Equipment simply assemble the frame Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 59165809852
Price: 96.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1818 (24 reviews)

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Scoot & Ride Stand up Push Scooter for Children Ages 3 6, Highwaykick 3, Steel CategoryL4_Boxing & Martial Arts Training Equipment simply assemble the frame Color:Cyberspace simply assemble the frame 62 inches long overall plus a rollover protection safety pad for added peace of mind during use Its 2 front wheels and single rear wheel provide excellent balance

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