Retrospec Cricket 2

Our score 9.73 / 10

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Retrospec Cricket 2

Pros / Cons

Pros

  • Four wheels and a fixed 8.5 in (21.6 cm) saddle make the seated fit straightforward to check.
  • At 4 lb (1.8 kg), the walker is light to move between short indoor play sessions.

Cons

  • The saddle and handlebar do not adjust; a child who cannot reach the floor at the fixed seat height will not fit.
  • Use is described for indoor floors, with only occasional smooth, dry outdoor surfaces; avoid uneven ground.
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Product Facts

Fit Band
Toddler fit
Bike Type
Stable first bike
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Cricket 2 is a four-wheel walker-style first ride for Retrospec’s 12–24-month guide. Its 8.5-inch saddle and 14-inch handlebar are fixed, so fit depends on the child being able to sit and reach the floor; there is no adjustment to extend the fit as the child grows. Retrospec lists a 44 lb rider maximum and the maker’s weight FAQ lists the bike at 4 lb. The maker describes indoor use and occasional smooth, dry outdoor surfaces, not rough or loose ground. This model suits families looking for early rolling practice on a stable four-wheel layout. It is distinct from the original two-wheel Cricket and should be assessed by its fixed seat height.

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