Three all-terrain wheels carry this gray trike across pavement, packed dirt, and the seams between them, which is what keeps a ride going when a smaller-wheeled toy would stop at the first change of surface. The frame is metal with breathable polyester seating, weighs 20 lbs, and the seat is rated to 55 lbs, so it holds a child who has grown well past the tricycle-shaped-toy stage. Four configurations come out of that one frame across nine months to five years. Early on the seat faces backward toward the adult pushing; turned around, it becomes a push trike with the child facing forward; as the pedals start making sense it works as a learn-to-ride trike; and with the push handle removed it is simply a tricycle. The push handle sets to 40.5 or 42.5 in and carries the brake, so an adult of either height keeps control of speed. Overhead, the canopy tilts to the angle that actually blocks the sun at that hour, and lifts off completely through its fixing device. With canopy and handle fitted the trike measures 37.5 by 19 by 45 in; without them it drops to 30 by 19 by 31.5 inches. Detachable guardrails and a five-point safety belt hold the child in, and the foot pedals are anti-slip. The seat measures 10.5 by 6.5 in against a 16-in backrest. A detachable cup holder and a rear basket rated to 2.2 lbs finish it. Certified by ASTM.