Best Toddler Tricycles of 2023

With outstanding reviews from parents and an excellent reputation online, this trike from Infans is worth its top spot. It’s a lightweight tricycle with easy-to-reach, anti-slip pedals, suitable for children aged 2 to 5 years or up to 55 pounds.

This trike is all about safety and giving your little one confidence to ride. It has a large front wheel used for steering that also works to stabilize the tricycle.

Another point worth mentioning is the durable frame. Infans uses a double triangle design, providing ample sturdiness for tumbles or other external forces.

The three wheels are made of high-quality EVA material. They’re described as inflation-free. They’re solid, wear-resistant, and capable of going over almost any terrain while providing some shock absorption.

Our favorite features are the adjustable seat and handlebar. You can alter both into two positions, which increases the longevity of the trike and allows your little one to grow with it.

If your toddler loves playing police or rescue, this trike from Fisher-Price is worth a look. It’s a Paw Patrol-inspired tricycle, decked out from handlebar to wheel in the popular Nickelodeon series motif. The trike is fun and hits a playful note for any toddler, sparking ideas for imaginative play.

It includes sounds and lights — as your toddler is pedaling, they can groove to the music or listen to popular phrases. The lights will give the rider a feel of an authentic Paw Patrol vehicle while teaching them valuable biking skills.

Once they’ve arrived on the scene, the patroller can call for back-up using the included “walkie talkie.” The wheelbase is wide, aiding stability, while the easy-grip handlebars are comfy to hold on to. The trike also allows for growth since you can adjust the seat.

The baby tricycle is a bit unusual compared to the others on our list, but it’s worth a look.

It folds effortlessly, and when your toddler wants to ride, simply unfold it and stand it upright. This tricycle will teach your little one about steering and balance skills.

It’s lightweight, making maneuvers easy to accomplish. Although it may look less durable, it’s sturdy enough to bring to the park thanks to its scooter-like wheels.

It has foldable pedals and its wheels are durable enough for a lot of adventures.

Your youngster will love how sturdy and stable it feels to ride — excellent for boosting confidence. It surely will last long with your little one as it can be used as a baby stroller at early as 18 months old and can be converted as a self-riding bike by the age of 7.

A tough trike with a Harley-Davidson theme is perfect for little boys. This one is like a mini motorcycle but powered by small legs as opposed to a huge engine. It’s ready to cruise the neighborhood.

Around the trike, you have flame decals down the sides with the Harley-Davidson logo. The seat is “leather” orange, contrasting with the black frame. The handlebars are colored silver to resemble chrome to finish off the look.

It’s also stable. The wide wheels have a large grip on the surface, and the pedals are big and easy to turn.

The handlebars are comfy to hold and under the seat is a small cargo compartment for the rider’s essentials. The trike is suitable for children aged 2 to 5.

With a retro-inspired design, this tricycle from Schwinn is a win-win. It’s incredibly stylish, and available in colors suited for girls and boys.

Schwinn constructed the Roadster with a sculpted seat, which you can adjust into five lock-in horizontal positions. There’s plenty of room for growing legs to expand while still being able to pedal the trike comfortably.

A retro bike wouldn’t be complete without a rear deck. Your tot can use that for mounting the tricycle, or a friend can tag along for the ride. The deck is made of wood, with a chrome trim, and features a burnt-in Schwinn logo.

The trike features three air-filled tires, capable of going over various terrains while providing ample shock absorption. Over the wheels are chrome fenders to protect the rider from dirt and stones.

For the finishing touches, Schwinn left the handlebars as bare chrome. The fenders are also chrome, with a black chevron trim, and finished with a splash of color, truly playing into the retro vibe.

There are seven available colors to choose from, and the Roadster tricycle is suitable for children aged 2 to 4 years.

We recommend the Stroll ‘N Trike from Radio Flyer if you’re looking for a tricycle your toddler can use early on. As a four-in-one, you can use it as a stroller, steering trike, learn-to-ride trike and as a traditional trike. It can support riders as young as 9 months.

To start with, the Stroll ‘N Trike works as a stroller. You have a handlebar to push and a three-point harness to keep the passenger secure. Overhead is a large sun canopy blocking out harmful UV rays.

Once your little one becomes more coordinated, they can begin controlling where you’re going by turning the handlebars while you push. When they’re ready, you can remove the footrests and parent handlebars, enabling them to use the pedals. The trike can carry your little one up to age 5, or 49 pounds.

It’s made of a sturdy steel frame, offering years of use. The adult handlebar is fully adjustable and is suited with a comfortable foam grip.

When we want a classic, we’ll always refer to Radio Flyer, and this Red Rider Trike takes us back to the old days. It has a steel frame and is drenched in a vibrant red and has white-wall tires.

It’s sturdy and capable of supporting a sprouting tot who doesn’t always follow the bike path. The seat is adjustable, giving your youngster room to grow. Behind the seat is a storage compartment with a lid to keep the cargo safe.

The wheels are durable, but quiet as they roll, enabling the rider to play indoors too. On the back is a carry handle for mom or dad. The trike is suitable for children aged 2.5 to 5 years.

With a three-in-one design, this tricycle is capable of transforming into a balance bike once your youngster is ready. As a trike, it’s recommended for children aged 10 months to 2 years. From the ages of 2 to 3, they can use it as a balance bike.

The trike is easy to assemble and use. As your toddler grows, you can adjust the handlebars and seat to fit.

It has a sturdy design, made of carbon steel with wide wheels that are durable enough for outdoors and quiet for indoors. The handles include soft grips, and the seat features extra padding as well as PU leather.

This trike is suited with three non-slip, EVA foam tires, which are wear-resistant and provide a strong grip on the surface. Once your toddler is ready, you connect the rear wheels and remove the pedals to use it as a balance bike.

For sassy girls, we found this ultra-pink, Minnie Mouse trike. It’s cute and comes with stickers your little one can apply to finish the look.

It’s a classic-style trike with a grossly oversized front wheel. Along with an angled handlebar, this gives it an “Easy Rider” biker vibe. The front wheel measures 15 inches in diameter, suitable for girls aged 3 to 5.

The trike features LED lights on the front wheel. Your little one can see the wheels turn, even in the evening when the lights are low. The seat adjusts easily into three positions to allow for growth.

Although the size states it’s suitable from 3 to 5 years, many parents say the lowest setting was perfect for their 2-year-old. The trike does require some assembly, but most reviewers say it was a breeze.

For our budget pick, we’ve chosen the Disney Princess Junior Cruiser. We know that tricycles can be expensive, but this one comes in at a fair price while still providing a ton of fun for kids.

It comes with a bunch of Disney Princess stickers. Your child can choose where to place them during assembly of the bike, ensuring their favorite cartoons are on display.

The extra wide 10 inch front wheel ensures maximum stability and safety for children. If your little one isn’t quite confident with cycling yet, this is a great starting point.

Kids from two to four years old will love this awesome bike. Plus, the added sound effects — available via the push button at the front — makes a trip around the block extra exciting!