24V Kids Ride On ATV Quad with 4 Wheel Shock Absorption, 8 Degree Climbing, FM Radio and USB, 66 lb, Black

Ride on quads are full of climbing claims of 25, 30 or 45 degrees, which no toy with a 24V battery and a plastic body is going to manage.

This maker publishes 8 degrees. That is a shallow slope rather than a hillside, and it is a figure you can actually plan around: a sloping driveway or a gentle garden rise rather than a bank. A published number you can trust is worth more than a big one you cannot.

Quad with a rack

A full quad shape with a tubular rack over the tail, deep treaded tyres and a long moulded seat. The handlebars sit wide with grips at each end. A one button start sits under the left grip and a foot pedal on the right.

The published figures

A 24V 4.5Ah battery, 1 to 2.5 mph, ages 3 and up and a 66 lb weight capacity, on a body 35 in long, 19 in wide and 24 in tall. CPSC CPSIA and ASTM badges sit on the same panel.

Gradient and start

Eight degrees is what the maker claims, and unlike the larger figures some makers print it is a gradient a 24V quad could plausibly manage. The soft start curve sits on the same panel.

What the console holds

Music, stories, an FM radio, a USB port and a wireless connection. A radio is unusual on a quad at this price and gives it something to do when the built in content runs out. Volume is set on the same panel rather than on a connected device.

A damper at each corner rather than on the rear axle alone.

On a 24V 4.5Ah rechargeable battery, at a published 1 to 2.5 mph.

The maker's own stated gradient, which is a realistic figure.

Charted by the maker against an ordinary start.

Music, stories, a radio, a USB port and a wireless connection.

The maker's own figure, for children 3 years and up.

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 stated 8 degree climbing ability with shock absorption at all four wheels.

The maker states 3 and up with a 66 lb weight capacity on a 35 in body. There is no belt on a quad, so an adult stays within reach.

Music, stories, FM radio, a USB port and a wireless connection on one console.

What we stand behind

• Speed, motor and battery ratings, climbing gradient, age, weight capacity and dimensions are the manufacturer's published figures.
• CPSC CPSIA and ASTM badges appear on the maker's own panel. No certificate number is published, and we do not assert the certification ourselves.
• This model has no parental remote and no seat belt. Neither is claimed here.
• No run time per charge or charge time is published.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

How steep a slope will it manage?

The manufacturer states 8 degrees. That is a gentle rise rather than a hill.

How fast does it go?

1 to 2.5 mph, which is at or below an adult's walking pace.

What age and weight is it for?

3 years and up with a 66 lb weight capacity, both stated by the manufacturer.

Is there a parent remote?

No, and there is no seat belt. An adult needs to stay within reach.

What can it play?

Music, stories, an FM radio and anything over the USB port or the wireless connection.