Scoot & Ride

It's both — the Highwaykick is designed to convert between a sit-on ride and a stand-up scooter. Younger children start seated, then remove or fold the seat to scoot standing as they grow, so one product covers ride-on and scooter stages.

It adapts as your child develops. Designed in Austria by the inventor of the 2-in-1 scooter concept, the Highwaykick lets toddlers begin sitting on the seat and pushing along for balance and confidence, then switch to standing and scooting once steady. A patented, extendable safety pad helps guard against tip-overs, so one product suits a span of ages.

They mainly differ in the age and stage they suit and their features. The Highwaykick 1 targets the youngest riders starting to sit and scoot, while the 2 and 3 suit older, more confident children with taller, adjustable and LED-wheel options. Check each model's recommended age and height.

The Highwaykick range spans toddlers through to older children, depending on the model — the youngest start from around one year on the seated setup, moving to standing scooting as they grow. Check each model's age and height guidance, and always use a well-fitted helmet.

Yes — the Highwaykick includes a seat for the sit-and-scoot stage, which younger children use for balance and confidence. As your child becomes steadier, the seat is removed or folded away so they can stand and scoot, making it a genuine two-in-one ride-on and scooter.