Warehouse Deals Micro Mini 3in1 Scooter
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Watch your little one develop from eager toddler to confident kid with the Mini 3in1—the ultimate three-stage scooter.
Stage 1 (Age 1+): Seated ride-on with ergonomic O-bar for tiny hands
Stage 2: Stand-up scooter with O-bar for growing skills
Stage 3 (Up to Age 5): Classic Micro Mini Scooter with T-bar, supporting kids up to 110 lbs
So much to love
Micro quality
Safety tested
Manufacturer's warranty
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Micro Mini Scooters are designed for ages 2-5, with optional seat and push-bar attachments on models such as the Mini2Grow and Mini 3in1 accommodating our youngest riders as young as age 1.
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Micro Mini Scooters are built with premium materials that last, and feature lean-to-steer technology which offers a smoother, more stable ride that helps your child develop balance, coordination, and confidence.
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Instead of turning the handlebars, kids shift their weight side-to-side to steer (like a skateboard!), helping them develop balance and gross motor skills while creating a fun, intuitive riding experience.
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The Micro Mini Scooter helps build coordination, balance, and confidence while encouraging active play and outdoor exploration
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Yes! The high-quality, non-marking polyurethane wheels glide smoothly on indoor floors and outdoor pavement alike.
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Yes! The Micro Mini Scooter features an adjustable t-bar, allowing it to grow alongside your child, generally up through age 5.
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Yes! We offer helmets and protective gear designed for comfort, fit, and peace of mind while your child is scooting.
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Micro Mini Scooters are built to last–pass it down to a sibling or friend, donate it to a local charity organization, or take advantage of the Micro’s well-earned resale value!
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California’s Prop 65 requires a warning on any product containing BPA, even if levels are well below safety standards. All Micro Kickboard scooters pass BPA testing and comply with U.S. safety regulations.
