Buddy Toys BPC 5321 Mercedes Firefighters
Buddy Toys BPC 5321 Mercedes Firefighters
The Buddy Toys multi-track bouncer in a fire truck design is suitable for the smallest children who won't get sore feet from walking, but will enjoy the ride. At the same time, they will experience a lot of fun and frolic. It will also help them learn better balance, as well as the basics of steering and the need to react to obstacles. The plastic construction gives the bouncer a light weight, which is an advantage when handling or carrying it. The seat can be adjusted to the child's current height, the minimum height of the seat is 27 cm and the maximum is 27 cm. This model can carry a child with a maximum weight of 25 kg and weighs 2.779 kg. The Buddy Toys scooter is designed for all children from 2 years old.
Key features of the Buddy Toys BPC 5321 Mercedes Firefighters children's scooter
- Buddy Toys' fire truck-shaped multi-track bouncer is suitable for beginner riders
- The child not only learns the basics of driving, but also prepares for possible obstacles
- Motive: firefighters and police
- The construction is made of lightweight plastic
- The weight of the Buddy Toys bouncer is 2.779 kg
- The seat can carry a child weighing 25 kg
- Colour: red
- The scooter is intended for children from 2 years of age
Features of the Buddy Toys bouncer
The Buddy Toys scooter has great features and equipment. To make traveling comfortable for you and your child, the bike has a storage compartment. Thanks to the sound effects on the steering wheel, your child will enjoy the ride to the fullest. It can also offer sound effects to catch children's attention. The comfortable backrest ensures maximum comfort.
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FAST ČR, a.s. divize Buddy Toys, U Sanitasu 1621, Říčany 251 01, Česká republika, +420 323 204 111, Fax: +420 323 204 110, [email protected]
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