Xootz Pedal Go Kart | Venom and Viper Kids Ride-On Race Car with Gears, Handbrake and Adjustable Seat, Multiple Styles

I bought this for my son for Christmas, he loves it. It took me around 1 hour to build on my own. It was pretty simple to do but I’d advise having a basic socket set. It’s quit a big go kart, my son is almost 8 and he can just about reach the pedals so plenty of room to grow into it. It’s a solid go kart with all the main components made from metal so it should take some hard use. I’d definitely recommend it.

Arrived much more quickly than expected and was easy to put together; 10 nuts&bots from memory. My little girl loves it and we've rallied around the woods near us several times and the car has stood up the rough and bumpy surfaces very well, even when being pushed at top dad-pushing speed. The gear stick it a nice feature, it is essentially in gear or in neutral. When in gear it pedals forwards and backwards. The only point We don't like is the molded plastic seat as it can be uncomfortable. We've solved this temporary by strapping an old cushion to it but for the price of the item you can't really complain about lost-cost features like that. Overall a great little pedal car and good value for money.

Quality not great at all had to tweak go-kart to be appropriate standards, not worth the money can get better for cheaper on eBay

Absolutely amazing, so easy peasy to assemble, instructions were simple to follow. Very strong and sturdy, my grandsons are extremely happy with this product, great looking and also looks the bussiness with an air of safistication with a top grade look and feel about the GO KART. I have not seen one better, most importantly, it has its own handbrake, I would 100% recommend this product, many children will not be disappointed. Well done to the maker's of this GO KART, it looks amazing 👏

Unfortunately the first go-cart we had delivered, had three flat tyres and therefore we had to return it. We opened the box with trepidation when the replacement arrived (great service on that front as it arrived within 2 days 👏) and sighed in relief when we saw it was perfect. The assembly of it is not that hard, but it is fiddly - the hardest part was attaching the steering wheel. After a few frustrating words when we couldn’t level it with the steering column and bolt, my husband had a brainwave and held the little nut in with sellotape whilst we fiddled with lining up the column and steering wheel, which worked a treat. My advice when first attempting to assemble it is to sort all the nuts and bolts in sizes (in readiness for assemble, not that many) and keep your smallest star screwdriver handy together with small spanner or small socket set. I would also suggest you assemble on a hard surface with plenty of room as you need to move the go-cart to various angles when assembling. Is it worth the money? Go-carts are expensive, but it has an impressive/stylish look, so we are happy. This was bought as a birthday present for my granddaughter who will be 8 and we haven’t given it to her yet, so I can’t comment on robustness until it’s been used, but it appears to be very sturdy.

This go cart looks good and is good. I originally gave it a bad review because of the loose chain and I didn’t think it had a tensioner on the go cart but it dose. So again apologies the go cart is cool so my wee man says and he loves it. Andy Dunbar

overall build feels cheap. There were 2 missing screws/nuts from my order which I was lucky enough to have some spares that did the job. Marketed as having 3 gears or states, which is a lie. This has a drive and neutral setting. During its short life, we have had the plastic body kit have bits fall off, the steering column bent from average use of a 7 year old boy and today the Item steering mechanism broke beyond repair, i believe due to poor materials and general cheapness. It lasted 10 months. Avoid product entirely. Spend at Smyths or somewhere else which will give you a better product.

my son absolutley loves this, easy to put together and sturdy