Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw 330W 12v Electric Quad, 3+ years

390,00 GBP

Description

Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw 330W Unleash the Adventure: The Ultimate Electric Quad for Kids Gear up for thrilling off-road escapades with the Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw 330W, the electric quad designed for young adventurers aged 3 and up. Flaunting authentic Italian quality and high-performance features like lights, sounds, tunes, and a horn, this quad brings excitement to every ride. Powered by a 12V/8Ah/100Wh rechargeable battery, the Polaris Outlaw is a beacon of fun, ready to conquer any terrain. What's Included Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw 330W Electric Quad 12V Rechargeable Battery Battery Charger Product Highlights Engaging Lights and Sounds: With a push of the START button or the accelerator pedal, activate LED lights, engine sounds, a horn, and pre-recorded tunes for an immersive experience. Music Connectivity: Features an MP3 player port for personal music selection (MP3 player not included). Dual Speed Control: Offers two forward speeds (4 or 7 km/h) and a reverse gear, with a lockable higher speed for beginners. Robust Two-Wheel Drive: Sculpted tread wheels provide exceptional traction for safe off-road adventures, capable of handling slopes up to 10%. Features & Benefits True Off-Road Design: Complete with bumpers, mud flaps, footrests, a spacious seat, and anti-slip handles for genuine quad riding comfort. Battery Efficiency: LED indicators for battery level, plus an auto-off feature after 3 minutes of inactivity to conserve power. Adventure-Ready: Perfectly replicates the original Polaris quad design, ready to fuel your child's desire for exploration. Specifications / Size & Fit Suitable Ages: 3 years + Battery: 12V/8Ah Sealed Lead Acid (Included) Charger: 12V (Included) Speeds: 2 forward (3.5 km/h and 7.4 km/h), 1 reverse Dimensions: H 72.5cm x W 110cm x L 72cm Maximum Weight Capacity: 40 Kg Ideal Uses Outdoor adventures in backyards, parks, and beyond Imaginative play and motor skill development Building confidence in young riders