Balansēšanas velosipēds PUKY Wutsch perky purple

The front swing axle of the PUKY WUTSCH allows a flat steering angle and stabilizes the vehicle when encountering small obstacles. Children from the age of 1 ½, who can already walk safely, can also move around safely on level ground on the sidewalk or playground. The PUKY WUTSCH also promotes the further development of the sense of balance thanks to the swinging front axle and is therefore the logical successor to the PUKYLINO.

Ergonomic seat - form follows function. The ergonomically shaped seat of the WUTSCH ensures a central center of gravity and supports the child's walking movements. While the textured surface ensures a secure hold, the integrated handle makes it easier to carry the stroller during outdoor use. The knee recess offers a dual function and is particularly popular with older children who like to support themselves with their lower leg on the seat instead of sitting down.

Safety handlebar grips - safety under control. Safety and child-friendly features are key features of all PUKY® vehicles. The special safety handlebar grips with large impact surfaces protect against injuries if the child falls onto the handlebars. At the same time, the grips prevent unintentional sideways slipping. While the structuring provides a good grip, the small diameter suitable for children's hands allows the handlebars to be gripped completely.

Quiet FLOAT wheels - No trouble with the neighbors. The plastic wheels with float rubber coating make the vehicle extremely quiet when driving and offer the best grip.

Steering lock limitation - useful for the little ones. The vehicles in the My first PUKY series have a steering angle limiter to ensure stability. This increases the confidence of beginners in particular during their first attempts at riding. As higher speeds cannot be reached due to the design, such a limitation also poses no risk of injury in the event of a fall.

Front swing axle - trains coordination. In contrast to the PUKYLINO, the WUTSCH has a flatter steering angle, which makes the vehicle much more stable against tipping in the direction of travel. This vehicle geometry also prevents the installation of a rigid front wheel axle. The swing 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 balance development, as the lateral stability is controlled by the child itself.