Q play rito folding trike reviews năm 2024

The Rito Plus ultimate folding trike for kids comes with the features of premium kids' convertible trike with an incredibly easy to fold function.

These trikes fold down to a fraction of their full size in a matter of seconds. Simply press down on a couple of buttons on the frame and the trike is ready to be taken on buses, trains, escalators, and even as a carry-on on flights.

The folding feature also makes it easy to store at home, as they can be stowed away in compact spaces.

AIR FILLED TIRES

The air-filled tires on the Rito Plus Trike offer a smoother ride for your little ones and keep them protected from uneven terrains.

A TRIKE THAT GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD

You can use the Rito Plus Trikes for kids from 12 months to 4 years old. The multiple footrest positions, along with the detachable backrest and parent push handle make this trikes good for long-term use.

The Rito Plus Trike transforms through several stages to ensure that your child is always comfortable and safe. Ensuring a comfortable ride at any stage was our top priority when designing this portable stroller/trike.

PREMIUM FEATURES AT AN ECONOMICAL PRICE

The Rito Plus Trike is packed with clever features such as the freewheel and free handle functions that allow your child to move the pedals and handlebars without affecting the direction of the trike. Give you full control, until your little one is ready to take the trike out on their own.

FOLDS DOWN EFFORTLESSLY

The Rito offers one of the easiest and most effective folding functions among convertible stroller/trikes. This trike effortlessly folds down by simply clicking on a couple of buttons and folding it down on itself. The tranforming trike then becomes small enough to pack in your car trunk or closet at home.

RITO TRIKES

The ultimate folding trike! Folds & unfolds in seconds.

STAGE 1: 12 MONTHS & UP

TODDLER FOOTREST DEPLOYED FOR KIDS WITH LEGS THAT AREN'T LONG LONG EOUGH TO REACH THE PEDDALS

STAGE 2: 24 MONTHS & UP

TODDLER FOOTRESTS ROMOVED WITH FREE WHEEL AND FREE HANDLE BAR CLUTCH ENGAGED TO ENSURE THE PARENT RETAINS CONTROL

STAGE 3: 48 MONTHS & UP

BACK REST AND PARENT HANDLE REMOVED FOR KIDS THAT CAN TAKE CONTROL OF THE TRIKE ON THEIR OWN

RECLINING BACK SEAT

For added comfort when needed, the back seat can be reclined back and offers two positions. Adjust it as suited to create the optimal seating position for your child.

REAR BRAKES

For those moments when parents need a little break on the walk, they can feel safe with the rear brakes engaged. These brakes make sure the trike stays in place even if the free wheel function is not engaged.

FREE HANDLE FUNCTION

When engaged, the free handle function ensures that children do not effect the direction of the trike even when they are moving the handle bar around. This gives all control to the parents with the push bar.

EXCEPTIONALLY CRAFTED TO STAND OUT

Not only is the Rito folding trike one of the best functioning trikes available, it is also made with high quality material such as the metal frame, and inflatable rubber tires that give it a unique upscale look.

TAKE IT WITH YOU

The unique design of the Rito trikes make them extremely portable. Take these trikes with you on planes, trains, and busses without hassle. Simply fold them down and carry them with the parent push handle.

Specification

Specification Size One Size Product Dimensions (inches)20 x 28 x 37 Product Weight (pounds)20

In the run-up to C’s birthday, we couldn’t decide which trike to buy for her. We headed off to our local Smyths Store to try out the Q Play RITO Folding Trike. Whilst we were there we had a look at the other different types of trikes on sale to make a decision, one thing I knew I wanted was a proper hood on the trike in case it started to rain.

The reason we originally wanted the Q Play RITO Folding Trike was simply because of the fact that it folded up. On first impressions, the Q Play RITO Folding Trike didn’t fold up as small as we were expecting. We ended up looking at another folding trike, which although it folded up smaller it didn’t actually seem as easy to fold, it was also dearer.

We then started to consider purchasing a non-fold up trike because we were not sure that there would be much difference in storing the trike. As long as the trike could fit in the car boot, possibly by removing the parent handle, we would be happy. SPOILER ALERT *** massive difference***

We then started looking at another QPlay trike but this time the Q Play Comfort trike. Other than not folding up like the Q Play RITO Folding Trike the difference is that the Q Play Comfort has front bottle holder basket and a storage bag. I actually prefer driving, (do you drive a trike as a parent?!?) the Q Play comfort trike and it was slightly cheaper than the Q Play RITO Folding Trike.

We ended up leaving the shop as I couldn’t decide between the Q Play RITO Folding Trike or the Q Play Comfort Trike. On the way home, we swung by another toy shop on the off chance they had differently branded trikes. They did have a few other brands but considering they were more expensive than the Q Play trikes I was severely disappointed in the trikes steering capabilities. I actually asked a member of staff if I was missing a button to press to make it more controllable but alas I just have higher expectations. It is worth noting that the Qplay trikes actually control the front wheel when you turn the parent handle, unlike some other branded trikes that only has touch steering which I found useless.

We ended up purchasing the Q Play RITO Folding Trike. I was comparing the difference between the trike in the 30Months + stage as a stand-alone trike. I personally feel that the look of the Q Play RITO Folding Trike is much nicer and more ‘grown-up’ looking meaning that it would last longer than the Q Play Comfort. When we were in Smyths J also decided to try out the Q Play RITO Folding Trike whilst we were trying C in another trike. He was happily pedalling along and wasn’t impressed when we told him he was too old for it. For reference, he’s a small 4 1/2-year-old, so the Q Play RITO Folding Trike would have had longevity with him.

Now we actually have the Q Play RITO Folding Trike at home I’m so glad we went for the folding option. I would have instantly regretted not getting a folding trike the minute we got home I think. It really does make a big difference saving space in the house compared to when it’s not folded. When folded up the trike is also more stable stood up on end than I thought it was going to be. C can cruise around holding onto it and I didn’t have to worry about it falling on her.

The Q Play RITO Folding Trike also fits in my tiny Toyota Yaris boot, this has made the school run more fun for C as she gets to use her bike.

The Q Play RITO Folding Trike was easy enough to assemble and I managed it with the help of a one-year-old. I have found it unbelievably simple to fold up. I love the fact the when folded up trike is securely fasted with so you don’t have to worry about it popping open.

We decided to purchase the waterproof rain cover for the trike which is hilarious once opened. It made me think of those rain covers you get for my grandma’s mobility scooter which is basically like a cube on wheels. One thing for sure though is C will not be getting wet with it on the trike. The only downside to the Q Play RITO Folding Trike is that it doesn’t come with a bag. This is especially an issue when you have the rain cover as it’s not particularly small when folded up. I am planning on getting my mum to make a bag to attach to the handle so I can take the rain cover out with us as well as some wipes and nappies.

We are planning on going to the Zoo soon so will be taking the Q Play RITO Folding Trike with us for the day.

****Update***

We took the Q Play RITO Folding Trike with us to the zoo for the day and I was slightly concerned we would miss having the pram. Safe to say we didn’t miss the pram at all and J enjoyed helping push C around. C even ended up managing to fall asleep in the trike which I wasn’t expecting, the advantage of being able to recline the trike worked well.

We actually got stopped by a family at the zoo asking where we got the trike from as they liked the look of it.

What is the weight limit for the Rito trike?

The Rito itself has a recommended age of 12-36 months according to the manufacturer's labels and carries an upper weight limit of 25 kg (about 55 lbs).

What is the smallest folding trike?

Get ready to roll with the Liki Trike, the world's most compact folding trike. The sleek urban design of the Liki Trike allows you to be safe and have fun. With its unique and patented small fold, the ingenious trike simply folds and unfolds at the click of a button.