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Question: The item description says the casters are rubber but a reviewer said she recieved one with plastic casters. Which type of casters did you receive?
Document: I wanted to get my soon to be three year old a scooter board for her birthday. She uses them in therapy and I thought it would be a fun and functional gift. I bought cones, as well, to create obstacle courses for her to enjoy. When I got it out of the box it looked like shiny, cheap plastic. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was strong and sturdy. The casters look to be good quality, though not rubber as stated in item description.
The product information said, &#34;Includes non-marking rubber swivel casters&#34;. They are simply plastic on the scooter I received. Hopefully the product information will change to reflect this. With the rubber wheels it would be a great scooter.
The item arrived quickly and is sturdy and rolls well. However, based on the picture on Amazon, I thought I was purchasing two for the price. I would have not have paid this for one. The reason I thought it was a 2-for item is because you don't have the option to choose blue or yellow, so I assumed it was one of each as in the photo. There are others significantly lower prices.
My 10 year old autistic son loves this item. He scoots all over the house with it. It is good for rainy indoor days.
This is very sturdy and will serve it's purpose! I purchased this item to help my son improve upper body strength for his sensory issues.
The plastic is very flimsey and will easily break. I tryed to push off my chest with only some of my weight on the handles with most weight on scooter and almost snapped it off. I weight 130. The swivel coasters do not swivel smooth at all. They do not spin to make direction change easy.
You get what you pay for. These are cheap but okay. I ordered 2. One has already had a wheel fall off. The other one is still okay. Would i repurchase? nah.
My child uses these in Occupational Therapy, so I wanted to get one for home use. These are perfect to use at home to work on the exercises done in OT.
I have had 4 surgeries on my knees and it is very difficult for me to kneel and scrub my kitchen floor. I bought this scooter for that purpose solely and then bought one for my mom. My knees love it.
I remembered playing with these as a child; my kids had fond memories of playing with them in a gym setting at camp. I ordered one for my grandson and had to come back and get another for my granddaughter. These are lightweight and seem sturdy.
Answer: yes