The oscillating front axle of the Puky WUTSCH running bike offers a flat steering angle and stabilizes the vehicle on smaller obstacles. Children from 1 1/2 years, who can already walk safely, thus also have the opportunity to move safely on less level surfaces.
At the same time, the swinging front axle of the ride-on vehicle, which is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, promotes the further development of the sense of balance and is thus the logical follow-up vehicle to the PUKYlino. For protection, the WUTSCH running bike is equipped with safety handlebar grips which feature large impact surfaces and prevent lateral slipping. A steering lock and a color-coordinated handlebar pad round out the protective equipment.
In addition to the classic PUKY vehicle, the bundles of the PLAY series also include a child-friendly red rotating ring bell, a handlebar pad and a clever storage option in animal design. The WUTSCH comes with a stylish frame bag in either raccoon or bunny design.
Features of the Puky WUTSCH running bike
- height adjustable handlebar
- child-friendly rotating ring bell
- ergonomic seat with carrying handle and knee recess
- with frame bag in animal design
- quiet FLOAT wheels with rubber tyres
- shockproof powder coating
- PUKY safety set incl. safety handlebar grips, handlebar padding and steering lock for increased tipping safety
step length: 26 - 36 cm
height: 80 - 95 cm
age: 1,5 - 3 years
weight: approx. 2.5 kg (manufacturer's specification)
max. payload: 20 kg
Ergonomic seat – Form follows function. The ergonomically shaped seat of the WUTSCH provides a central center of gravity and supports the child's walking movements. While the textured surface provides a secure grip, the integrated grab handle facilitates carrying passages that may occur in outdoor use. The knee recess offers a dual function and is especially popular with older children, allowing them to rest their lower leg on the seat instead of sitting down.
Safety handlebar grips – Safety under control. Safety and child-friendly features are core points of all PUKY® vehicles. The special safety handlebar grips with large impact areas protect against injuries in case of a fall, if the child falls on the handlebar. At the same time, the bar grips prevent unintentional lateral slipping. While the structuring provides good grip, the small diameter suitable for children's hands allows the grip to be fully grasped.
Quiet FLOAT wheels – No trouble with the neighbor. The plastic wheels with Float rubber coating make the vehicle extremely quiet when driving and offer the best grip.
Steering angle limitation – Useful for the smallest ones. The vehicles of the "My first PUKY" series have a limitation of the steering angle to ensure a stable stand. This strengthens the confidence of beginners during their first attempts at riding. Since higher speeds are not reached due to the design, such a limitation also does not pose a risk of injury in case of a fall.
Front swing axle – Trains coordination. In contrast to the PUKYlino, the WUTSCH features a flatter steering angle, which makes the vehicle much more stable against tilting in the direction of travel. This vehicle geometry also prevents the installation of a rigid front wheel axle. The oscillating axle of the WUTSCH is not only a technical necessity, it is also the next logical step to further challenge and promote the child's development of balance, because the lateral stability is thus controlled by the child itself.
Practical frame bag – Equipped for every adventure. For maximum fun, the frame bag in cute animal design provides enough space for the equipment of the little adventurers, such as toys or a water bottle.
All PUKY® ride-on vehicles are designed in such a way that toddlers who can already sit or walk can move intuitively with them and thus develop their motor skills. Simple movements, such as pushing off the ground forcefully, are combined here into complex sequences – which is visibly fun. Above all, it is fun to move – and that is very important. Only through movement can the child's basic senses develop and form a good basis for successful learning.
