Kawasaki KFX with Monster Traction

The Power Wheels Kawasaki KFX with Monster Traction will spell many fun rides for our frisky preschooler! The ride-on comes with realistic ATV styling and a twist grip throttle, allowing them to experience the fun of real ATV riding right in your backyard. The monster traction lets it roar easily through wet grass, mud, gravel, ruts, and any rough terrain. It will not get stuck as other cars do, and your child will enjoy how the ATV twist grip throttle can rev it up to high sped adventures!

It operates on 12 volts of battery power, and runs on two forward speeds, 2.5 mph and 5 mph maximum speed, and a reverse function. It also has a high-speed lock-out system for the safety of beginning users, as well as a Power Lock Brake System. It will surely spell many hours of driving fun for your little ones!

Product Specifications and Features:

The ATV styled ride-on can handle rough terrains like wet grass, mud, or gravel with its monster traction;

Its twist grip throttle and fun design allows kids to experience the excitement of real ATV driving;

The 12-volts battery that runs it can accommodate two speeds forward, at 2.5 and 5.0 mph;

It comes with a high-speed lock-out for beginners and a Power Lock Brake System;

It comes with a 12-volt battery and charger;

It is recommended for children aged 3 to 5 years.

Kawasaki KFX with Monster Traction Review:

The customers who reviewed this ATV car gave it a rating of 4.6 stars. They loved how it was built of an obviously superior quality. A 23-month-old was even reported to have enjoyed it tremendously, but with much parental supervision, since he did not know how to steer it yet but that he would drive it until the battery was all used up. It was also reportedly very easy to assemble, with one reviewer estimating it at 40 minutes, thanks to the extremely clear instructions. All the children who received it had so much fun driving it around the yard. It was also considered very durable and came with lots of power. In fact, a lot of the reviewers were brave enough to declare the toy much better compared with many other brands and models, and it considered well worth the price.

The only negative comment was that this electric car was much bulkier compared to other models, and as such could reportedly not be driven indoors. Other complaints were about the problem of the tires spinning on grass and on hills, but one reviewer suggested a site that sold rubber bands that would help with the traction issue.

All in all, the reviewers were very happy to recommend this ride-on toy for any family looking for a car for their toddlers and preschoolers. You definitely will not be disappointed with the Kawasaki design of the Power Wheels series, as it has been tested and proven by many families who had many criteria for the toys they bought for their children!