KRIDDO TC005 2-in-1 Toddler Tricycle with Push Handle

The KRIDDO TC005 toddler tricycle offers parent-push and child-pedaling modes for the listed age range of 18 months to 3 years. Its adjustable push handle and pedals that can be unhooked are intended to make it easier to switch between guided rides and independent pedaling, though customer feedback raises a practical concern about steering and maneuverability.

At a glance

Two stated riding modes: parent-push and traditional cycling.
Push handle height is adjustable, and the listing says it can be installed or removed.
Pedals can be unhooked from the wheel for push mode.
Rear bucket is intended for small toys, and a squeezable rubber duck bell is listed.
Manufacturer describes assembly as requiring only two screws.

Price

$45.12Save 41%

Reference price: ~~$76.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The push handle and pedal arrangement support a transition from adult-guided rides to child pedaling.
A small rear storage bucket gives children a place for a toy.
A duck bell and listed age range make the intended toddler use clear.

Cons

Customer feedback reports that the handle does not steer and can be difficult to push, a concern for buyers relying on parent-guided maneuvering.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand listed in technical details	LFUN
Model	TC005

Age and capacity
Recommended age	18 months - 3 years
Maximum weight capacity	50 pounds

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	25.98 x 11.81 x 20.08 inches
Weight listed	3.18 kg

Materials and wheels
Materials	Carbon Steel, Rubber
Wheel description	EVA Wheel

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent about brand identity: the product title and brand fields say KRIDDO, while the technical details list LFUN as the brand. Customer feedback also describes maneuverability, durability and functionality unevenly, with reports of difficult pushing and some reports of breakage. The listing describes the push handle as guiding the tricycle, but does not establish that it steers. Check the selected listing and expectations for how the push handle works before buying.

What’s in the box

Included

Tricycle
Duck bell

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Caregivers seeking a tricycle with both adult-push and child-pedaling modes for a child in the listed 18-month-to-3-year range.
Families who want a small rear bucket for toys and a squeezable duck bell.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed steering control from the parent push handle.
Families seeking a product for a child outside the stated age range or above the listed weight limit.

KRIDDO TC005 2-in-1 Toddler Tricycle with Push Handle · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 1,565 ratings

5 stars70%70%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars8%8%
2 stars4%4%
1 star6%6%

Customer feedback praises ease of assembly and includes positive comments about value, but value and usability are not uniform experiences. Reports on durability, functionality, handle performance and size are mixed. Maneuverability stands out as a concern, with feedback describing difficult pushing and a handle that does not steer. This matters particularly for caregivers expecting to steer during parent-push rides. The positive feedback on assembly aligns with the listing's claim of a two-screw installation, but customer reports do not establish product performance for every unit.

Positive themes

Customers describe assembly as easy.

Negative themes

Customer feedback raises a maneuverability concern, including reports that the handle does not steer and is difficult to push.

Mixed feedback

Customers differ on value, durability, functionality, handle performance and whether the tricycle is the right size.

Frequently asked questions

What ages is the tricycle listed for?

The stated recommended age is 18 months to 3 years, with a listed maximum weight capacity of 50 pounds.

Can an adult push it and can the child pedal?

The listing describes parent-push and traditional cycling modes. It says the push handle height adjusts and the pedals can be unhooked from the wheel.

Does the push handle steer the tricycle?

The listing describes it as a push handle for guiding, but does not confirm steering. Customer feedback raises concerns about maneuvering and pushing, so do not assume the handle steers.

What components does the listing say are included?

The manufacturer contents field names a tricycle and duck bell. A separate parts list also names wheels, axle, handlebar, rear basket, chassis and seat with safety belt, so check the selected listing for the exact package.