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YOU KNOW-FOR KIDS

bradkevans — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 02:57:43 +0000

STRIDER RUNNING BIKE
Look Ma, no training wheels! Or pedals for that matter. This ride is a leader in the relatively new balance bike category. Give your little one an early taste of freedom and help them learn how to balance in record time. In as little as six months your tyke will be ready to hop on something with pedals, if you can pry them away from the Strider that is.
• Ages 1-5
• No pedals
• No gears
• No kickstand
• As shown, $98

Stuff for kids we likes

Alexander — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 21:53:34 +0000

Muir Beach 20 by Marin

This bike is perfect for the little cruiser in your clan. With 20” wheels, dual-
spring padded saddle and full fenders, she’ll be ready to roll.

$269.99 • marinbikes.com

Safety Seat by iBert

Provide your little monster a commanding view of the cruiser ride with the front mounted iBert safety seat.
$94.95 • ibertinc.com

Kid-Tough Digital Camera by Fisher-Price

Super durable and made for little hands, what better way to enable your little Ansel Adams.

$49.99 • fisher-price.com

Editor’s Choices you’ve gotta have for 2010!

Alexander — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 19:57:47 +0000

Rumble 29er Cruiser by Phat

29 inch wheels are all the rage in the mountain biking scene these days. They make quick work of logs and rocks in your way. Phat Cycles has applied this trendy wheel size to one of their bicycles and the result is amazing. Relax and ride tall, this big boy drives like nothing else on the road. $469.99 • phatcycles.com

Frank Dog Bag by Knog

This bag features a laptop sleeve and a reversible strap for lefties. It’s a stylish way for him to take his office on the road and it can’t be mistaken for a “murse.” $199 • knog.com.au

Bern High Boot
by KEEN

One of the coolest and coziest boots on the market. Water-resistant leather, buckles, side zipper and a cush footbed make this better than your run-of-the-mill knee high boot.

$150 • keenfootwear.com

JetBib

Who says pureed carrots are boring? No meal is a bore when imagination is involved. The Illuminated JetBib will ensure many happy landings. Results may vary.

$24.99 • thinkgeek.com

The Slanket by Slanket

This is not a Snuggie, they suck. This is a full size-quality fleece.
Get one of these and you’ll toss that crappy snuggie for the soft, warm Slanket. Great for sofas, not so good for bicycle riding.

$22-$41 • slanket.com

Tiny Houses by Tumbleweed

Spoil your kid at heart with a mini house from the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company. Yeah, it might cost upwards of 21k to build, but who doesn’t want a tiny clubhouse? Tiny furniture not included. Plans start at $99 • tumbleweedhouses.com