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Product Description The 24 Volt Polaris 800 Twin Super Power is the Newest and Smartest Machine in the Industry with SmartPedal controlled Stop provides a realistic driving experience: Reduces jerky start-ups and stops. Increases riding time by 27% and extends product life. Gear up for a smooth and comfortable ride on this just-for-kids four-wheeler. It can maneuver over grass, dirt or pavement and features gnarly traction for a smooth, comfy ride. Also features rear suspension, shock absorbers, knobby tires with rubber traction and a "smart pedal" accelerator that reduces jerky movement. Moves forward in two speeds (3.5 or 7 mph) or in reverse. Holds up to 130 lbs. Requires one "24V" battery with charger, included. Also requires 2 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures 53"L x 33"W x 34"H. Customer Reviews By J. Johns (Illinois) We received our Polaris this week and it is amazing. We have three boys; 9, 7, and 4 1/2 and it works for all of them. We only let the 4 year use the low speed, however. The high speed is fast enough that our 9 year old is even impressed. We wanted a ride-on that would work well for all of our kids and this is definitely it. Two of them can ride together and not be over the weight limit, which is also nice. This has already provided hours of enjoyment for our boys and we are very happy with our purchase. By David Varney (Connecticut) This is an awesome kid ATV. It really moves and has the power to handle small hills very well. My son drove around our backyard witch is half flat and half hilly without any problems. It does have plastic wheels like they all do so with wet grass or mud the tires will spin a little but otherwise very good traction. As said in previous reviews the instructions aren't the greatest. They're mainly pictures. If you have a little bit of patience it's easy enough to figure out. The only draw back I see is the battery. Although the battery seemed to hold a charge fine for most of the day I would still like to order another but they cost $130. Considering I paid $456 for the entire vehicle $130 bucks for a battery is a huge chunk of that. Others have said you don't get much ride time off of one battery charge but I think a lot of that depends on how and where and even the length of time its used. By T. Witte "twin mom" (Houston, TX) My son outgrew the smaller trucks, so we found this one. He and his younger brother love it. Sometimes I even ride it. It's a lot of fun. |