12V Kids Ride On ATV Quad with Anti Slip Handlebars, Wide Seat, LED Headlights and 66 lb Capacity, 3 to 7 mph, Pink

A quad has no doors, no belt and no seat back. The only thing keeping a child in place over a bump is their grip, and plain plastic bars get slippery the moment hands are warm or wet.

The manufacturer fits anti-slip covers to the handlebars and sets them beside the wide seat and the foot pedal on its own details panel. It is a small thing that matters more on a quad than it would on a car.

Four things a child touches

The grips, the lamps, the seat and the pedal. The grips are textured rather than smooth, and the seat is wide and flat so a child can shift their weight without sliding off the side of it.

Size and limits

33 in long, 20 in wide, 21 in tall and a 14.5 in seat, with a 66 lb capacity and a stated age of 3 and up. Compact by quad standards, which is what makes it manageable for a smaller rider.

Wheels and surfaces

Six surfaces named: asphalt, cement, a wooden floor, brick, shallow sand and short grassland. The wheels are wear-resistant plastic with an anti-slip tread rather than rubber or foam.

The published performance

Two 15 W motors, a 12 V 4.5 Ah battery, 3 to 7 mph and a 15 degree climbing angle. No speed selector is listed anywhere on the record, so that whole range is what the pedal gives.

Textured covers on both bars, which is what a child holds on with.

A 14.5 in seat with room to shift weight, and a foot pedal within easy reach.

On a 12 V 4.5 Ah battery, published at 3 to 7 mph with a 15 degree climbing angle.

Published alongside an age of 3 years and up.

Asphalt, cement, wooden floors, brick, shallow sand and short grassland.

A USB port, a wireless connection, music and volume controls, a power display and LED headlights.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A quad asks more of a rider than a car does. Good grips and a wide seat are what make the change easier.

Shallow sand is on the maker's own surface list, which few ride-ons claim.

3 to 7 mph with no published speed limiter. That is the figure to weigh before buying for a three year old.

What we stand behind

• The speed range, the 66 lb capacity, the climbing angle, the dimensions and the age are all the manufacturer's published figures.
• 7 mph is faster than an adult walks. We state that plainly rather than calling it safe.
• There is no parental remote and no published speed selector on this model. A helmet and an adult within reach are sensible.
• The manufacturer states ASTM and CPSIA compliance. No certificate number is published.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

What holds a child on?

Their grip and the seat. There is no belt and no backrest on this quad, which is normal for the shape. The anti-slip handlebar covers and the wide seat are the maker's answer to that.

How fast does it go?

3 to 7 mph on the manufacturer's own panel. There is no published speed selector, so the pedal delivers that whole range. It is quicker than an adult walks.

What age and weight is it for?

3 years and up with a 66 lb capacity, both printed on the maker's dimension panel.

Can it go on sand?

Shallow sand ground is one of the six surfaces the manufacturer names. Deep, dry sand will stop it, as it would any toy this size.

Is it the same as the other colours?

Yes. Same 33 in body, 14.5 in seat, dual 15 W motors, 12 V 4.5 Ah battery, 3 to 7 mph and 66 lb capacity. Only the paint changes.