12V Kids Ride On Road Roller with High Backrest, Side Handrails and Adjustable Belt, 2.4G Remote, 66 lb, Yellow

An open seat with no doors is the weak point of every ride on construction toy. A child leans out to look at the drum, or turns round to talk, and there is nothing at the sides to stop them sliding.

The maker fits three things instead of doors: a high backrest behind the shoulders, a handrail on each side at hand height, and a belt that adjusts as the child grows. None of that removes the need for an adult nearby, but it is a good deal more than a bare bench.

Construction yellow

The livery most children picture when they think of a roller, with a black drum out front and black tyres behind. Gold striping runs along the flank.

Size and ratings

49 in long, 20 in wide and 21 in tall, on an 8.5 in square seat. A 12V 7Ah battery, an 8 to 12 hour charge, 2 to 5 mph, ages 3 to 8 and a 66 lb maximum weight.

Controls within reach

A one key start, a light switch, the horn, the foot pedal and a shift lever for high and low speed and forward and reverse, with the media panel and its power display beside them.

On the seat

The backrest comes up behind the shoulders and the handrails sit at hand height either side. With no doors to hold a child in, those two pieces and the adjustable belt are what keep a rider in place.

A flexible front drum on an adjustable arm, for flattening imaginary ground.

Three speeds, direction, a speed indicator and an emergency brake.

The maker's curve shows a smooth ramp instead of a sudden pull away.

An adjustable belt, a high backrest and side handrails on an open seat.

Switch the audio input between a wireless connection and a USB stick.

A steel frame under the moulded body, on wear resistant wheels.

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 high backrest, two side handrails and an adjustable belt, in place of the doors a car would have.

The maker's own band, with a 66 lb maximum weight and a belt that adjusts across it.

Construction yellow, a turning drum on an adjustable arm and a startup sound on the dashboard.

What we stand behind

• Speed, battery, charge time, age band, weight limit and dimensions are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The manufacturer states ASTM and CPSIA certification. No certificate number is published, and we do not assert the certification ourselves.
• The published top speed of 5 mph is faster than an adult walks. Use the remote's speed settings and keep the emergency brake to hand.
• No run time per charge and no remote control range is published.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

What holds a child in the seat?

An adjustable safety belt, a high backrest and a handrail on each side. There are no doors on this model.

How fast does it go?

2 to 5 mph, with three speed settings and an emergency brake on the 2.4G remote.

What age and weight is it for?

3 to 8 years with a 66 lb maximum weight, both stated by the manufacturer.

How big is the seat?

8.5 in by 8.5 in, on a body 49 in long, 20 in wide and 21 in tall.

What does a child control?

A one key start, the steering wheel, the foot pedal, a light switch, the horn and a shift lever for high and low speed and forward and reverse.