Balance Bike “Green Hopper” ECO+

Chicco "Green Hopper" ECO+ balance bike - the first balance bike made in Italy from recycled plastic

The cool Chicco "Green Hopper" balance bike from the trendy Eco+ edition is a great introduction to the world of bicycles. It helps your child to gain the necessary balance and makes it easier to switch to the bike later.

Key features at a glance:

• Age recommendation: 18-36 months; minimum height: 80 cm
• Capacity: maximum 25 kg/ 55 lbs
• Suitable for indoor & outdoor
• Features: ideal start for children's mobility; ergonomic saddle & comfortable handles; puncture-proof tyres for a smooth and safe ride
• Material: handles, saddle & frame made from 80% recycled plastic; recyclable paper packaging
• Dimensions: 68 x 49 x 35 cm
• Weight: 2.64 kg
• Made in Italy

Developing balance

The "Green Hopper" balance bike offers all little beginners from the age of 18 months a safe toy vehicle for their first attempts at balancing. The balance bike promotes both self-confidence and independence. Your child learns to keep balance and thus improves their coordination skills in a playful way.

Adaptable

It also has a design that can be adapted to the different stages of your child's development. Its ergonomic saddle was developed in such a way that your little one can sit easily and safely on the balance bike in all three developmental phases – 18 months, 24 months and 36 months – and push themselves off the ground with both legs.

Puncture proof tyres

The balance bike is designed to be used both indoors and outdoors. "Green Hopper" is equipped with puncture-proof tyres that do not need to be inflated and always ensure a smoother and safer ride on any terrain.

Sustainable design from the ECO+ range

The handles, frame and saddle of the "Green Hopper" are made of 80% recycled plastic from industrial production surplus and are part of the Chicco ECO+ series. It includes the Made-in-Italy range of sustainable toys. ECO+ is Chicco's specific commitment to act responsibly with regard to the little ones and the world they grow up in, by using less fossil fuels in the development of their products and helping to reduce the problem of plastic waste.