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The Kinder King 7-in-1 is a convertible trike that grows with a child: parent-pushed stroller mode with a handle and canopy, then a guided trike, then a kid-pedaled tricycle. It holds up to 50 lb, reclines for naps, folds with one hand and weighs 22 lb. That is heavier than a basic trike but lighter than most full strollers. Rivals like the Radio Flyer 4-in-1 and smarTrike also convert, but few combine a reclining seat, a canopy and a one-hand fold in one frame. It suits parents who want one wheeled seat from the newborn months through the preschool years and would rather not buy a stroller and a trike separately. Owners rate it highly and praise the build and the easy assembly; the main complaints are the weight and the steering on rough ground.
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Lowest price we've seen: $99.99 on Nov 11 at Macy's. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.
Owners rate it very highly and most describe it as sturdy, easy to put together and a hit with toddlers. The recurring complaints are the weight and steering that wanders on rough surfaces.
The Kinder King 7-in-1 Toddler Tricycle Stroller is a single-seat stroller with four wheels. It is made for everyday use and is rated for newborns and up to a maximum weight of 50 lb.
The seat is a standard type and reclines. The lightweight frame weighs 22 lb and is 19.70 in wide. It folds with one hand, and there is one cup holder.