You can go to this section of their website and see all the pictures that other Scooter owners sent in to the company and I bet some are probably employees but you can see how they used it and how much fun it looks like! I couldn't have taken any better pictures than these. So, I am glad I was able to tap into a section that shows you even more proof what a great little scooter this is and that children, teens and adults can use this awesome looking scooter and have fun! Hey, the whole family can get one and everyone can ride together! What a great way to spend quality family time.
All Rockboard Scooters, Rockboard Parts and Accessories have been designed and engineered with children’s safety as our #1 priority.
We pride ourselves in staying current with all of the latest guidelines, requirements and standards for designing and manufacturing children’s toys. All of our products are tested using certified independent laboratories to ensure that we meet or exceed all Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) guidelines as well as ASTM Standard Consumer Toy Safety Specifications.M-Y Products LLC, manufacturer and distributor of Rockboard Scooter, is committed to safety and quality with all of our products. We designed a revolutionary new scooter with safety in mind, turns out that kids love to ride them too!
See, what I mean about it folding up nice and neat for you! I bet these are very handy to store once you have used it! I can just see my grandson going wild over this! And look at all of those colors you can choose from. I can't hardly wait til Christmas to give it to him and unfortunately, because they live in another state, they are coming early in December to pick it up because I can't mail everything and they will save it til then.
Here are a few safety tips from Rocky on how to teach your child to ride the Rockboard Scooter. There is more to the article so please go read the rest. I did not have enough room to post all of it. It will be on Rocky's Blog:So, I won't be there to see his face, but they will send me plenty of pictures. I will share them with all of you when he actually gets to use and play with all of these items. Gosh, you guys are gonna have alot of pictures to look at! Mmm, maybe I should do them in several batches instead of just one.
You will want to start off somewhere open and in an area that has fairly soft ground, this makes it a little less discouraging if your child does have a few spills. When they are ready to begin you must teach them exactly how a scooter works. This means demonstrating how, if dealing with a self propelled scooter, they must put both feet on the scooter.Connect with Rockboard Scooter several ways:
The easiest way to teach them to ride is to figure out the best way to keep their selves balanced on a scooter they stand both feet on. These scooters are self propelled and require both feet on the scooter to ride and glide forward. Once they figure out the balance issue these scooters are a whole lot of fun and can be much faster than a normal kick scooter. These types of scooters can go as fast as you want them too, with a little more ease than a typical scooter, while still giving you the exercise and excitement you want.
The most important step to riding a scooter is to find balance. Some children will feel confident enough to try on their own, while some may need a little extra help to learn. The most important thing you can do at this point is to be there for them if they should need the extra help. This may take some time to learn, but with a little practice and a lot of patience, they will succeed and feel confident to balance his or her self. The next step after balance is to have your child practice weaving back and forth as well as turning in circles.
By being able to turn and weave they will be able to get around others and avoid any objects that may be in their path. When your child has mastered turns and weaving they may even want to try some tricks or even going up or down hills. Always be sure they are supervised and that whatever they are trying is safe. This will give them a little more confidence and make them feel a little less scared when going in a public place.
M.Y. Products, LLC
PO Box 616
Greenwood, Indiana 46142
Phone: 866.881.1799 Fax: 317.887.0758
Email: sales@rockboard.com
Disclaimer: Mary Bearden personally reviewed these products. I did not receive any monetary compensation for my review, just a sample product. All opinions are mine and belong to me solely. My thoughts and opinions may differ from yours.

73 comments:
This would go to my son, but I will try it! Wendi watson
My son will use it! mprimack at gmail dot com
I would give it to my 12 year old niece :)
I would love to have a scooter and then I'd share it with my son!...maybe!
my nephew would ride it debbie jackson
djackson1958 at hotmail dot com
it would be for my son but i would totally have to check it out! :) courtney erickson
I would give it to my nephew =D
my daughter would
leannemacg at gmail.com
I would give to one of my older grandchildren
Sandy VanHoey
It would be a gift....I would hurt myself :p
jandplee at att dot net
It would be for my granddaughter but I can guarantee I will be on it too.
missdeb1 at earthlink dot net
I would give this to my son. he would absolutely love it.
kyonac1@gmail.com
I'd love this to my nephew - he would LOVE it!
I would give it to my son!
sunnybrookdc1@yahoo.com
I think my teenage boys would love it, I would have to give as a family gift or they would fight over it.
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It would be for all the grandkids at mee-maws, but I ---everyone will have to check it out!
Jen Boehme
Commented on your FB page- Jen Boehme
My son would be riding this,
Jennifer Rote
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I think I would actually give it to my nephew for christmas. Gina Brickell
It would be for my nephew for a christmas gift.
This would be for my youngest son.
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andrea2russia@hotmail.com
My grandson will ride it.
Linda Greene
This would be for my daughter. It's at the top of her Christmas list!
Facebook Name: Leslie Galloway (www.facebook.com/GallowayLeslie)
This will be for my grandsons. dwelchert@yahoo.com
I commented on your facebook wall/Debbie Welchert dwelchert@yahoo.com
ohh this would be for me, I would love to use this to zip around town, run to the library, got to get a pink leather jacket.
i would use it!
This would be for my son!
rufful at gmail dot com
It would be for my daughter
This would be for my daughter!
lejn05 at yahoo dot com
Lena Naef
i will be giving it to my nephew but let me tell yeah! i will be trying that bad boy out! lol
Myra Rzepa
subs0nicd3pths @ hotmail . com
This would be a gift!
Thanks,
Cheryl
sweepingtheusa at gmail dot com
my son would love this
Crista Hebel: It will be for my step-son, he loves things like this!
this would be for my son
tcogbill at live dot com
This would be a gift for my 8 year old but I may try it out! rafflecopter info: juli guthrie email: ravebaby6669@yahoo.com Thanks!
It would be for the kids but i would play with it while there at school. lol
it would be for my daughter since her momma's a big ol chicken
abbi kidpack05 at yahoo dt com
if hubby can balance for him as he cant walk far and will let gkids use it lbruesch1950@msn.com
This would be awesome to give to my kids! They would love it!!!
I think that I wouldn't be able to give it to just one of my 4 kids... lol..it would have to join the "family stuff" that everyone shares :)
krista grandstaff
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I commented on facebook :)
Krista Grandstaff
I would give this to my son, but not without testing it out first ;)!
be for my son Carol Roberts ccntx@livedotcom
I would give it to both of my girls, but I'm betting my husband would play with it as well!
commented on fb that i like blue...abbi wallarab
I would give this to my son! He would love it!
serafyn12 (at) yahoo (dot) com
I would give this to my granddaughter! She wants one!
I would give this to my 14-year old daughter.
shellymac79@gmail.com
Shelly Macaluso
all of us
Im way to big but I got 4 kids who would love this.
It would be great for my son, but he is a little young for this now. Maybe I can ride it until then!
seyma_bennett@hotmail.com
POsted on FB page that I would love red
Seyma Shabbir
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This would be for my 5 year old grandson!
thanks!
Eileen
ejrichter60 at gmail dot com
It would be for my teenage son.
Robin Quick
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commented on your FB page as Robin Quick
My daughter will love this!
calgrl76 at hot mail
This will be for my friend's son.
I would give this to one of my kids!
My son.
For sure my son..
i would let my son ride this!
christinejessamine at hotmail dot com
it would be for my son
howeeever i may take for aa few runs!
I would give this to my nephew.
sparmeland(at)optonline(dot)net
This would be for my kids, but I'm sure Daddy would take it for a spin too!
my middle daughter ----- Paul T/Pauline T aka Paul Tran ..... emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
I would be giving this to my daughter for Christmas.
maria alvarado
This would be for my younger cousins to share!
Elise lakergirl2113 at yahoo
My youngest daughter
Kristie Betts
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this would be for my son it would be a great present
amy
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