Natto Scooter

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$212.00 AUD

Natto Scooter

$212.00 AUD

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Natto Scooter.

A 3-in-1 convertible ride-on that transforms between ride-on, balance bike and scooter modes as your child grows from age 1 to 6 — one product for every stage, built from PP, TPR, PA and aluminium tube. Available in Blue, Red and Yellow. Nadle Model TF3-1.

3Modes in One

1–6Age Range (Years)

3Colour Options

NadleSpecialist Brand

3-in-1 ConvertibleRide-on, balance bike, scooter

Ages 1–6Grows with your child

PP · TPR · PA · AluminiumBuilt for all three stages

Nadle BrandChildren’s ride-on specialist

01 3-in-1 Convertible — One Ride-On for Every Stage of Growing Up

The Natto converts between three modes — ride-on for the youngest toddlers, balance bike for developing coordination without pedals, and scooter for confident riders — so the same product serves the child from age 1 through to 6 without needing to be replaced as skills and confidence develop. The single purchase that covers the full arc of early childhood mobility rather than a succession of separate products that each become redundant within a year or two.

02 Balance Bike Mode — The Foundation for Confident Cycling

The balance bike configuration removes pedals from the learning equation and lets children focus on the core skill of balancing and steering — the developmental approach that produces faster, more confident cyclists than training wheels, and that makes the transition to a pedal bike significantly easier when the time comes. Children who learn to balance first typically skip the training wheel stage entirely, which is the outcome that makes a balance bike mode a genuinely valuable feature rather than a marketing addition.

03 PP, TPR, PA & Aluminium — Built to Last Through All Three Stages

Polypropylene, thermoplastic rubber, polyamide and aluminium tube give the Natto structural rigidity, rubber grip and cushioning, and a lightweight aluminium frame — the material combination that means it survives all three stages without cracking, bending or wearing out before the child has grown through them. The build quality that makes a 3-in-1 product credible rather than a compromise — each material chosen for the specific property it contributes to the overall structure.

04 Nadle Brand — A Specialist in Children’s Ride-Ons

The Nadle Natto is manufactured by Nadle, a specialist children’s ride-on brand — the assurance that the product has been designed and tested specifically for young children, with materials, construction and safety standards that reflect a brand whose sole focus is children’s mobility products. The model TF3-1 is Nadle’s 3-in-1 convertible range, specifically engineered for the age 1–6 developmental window.

Product Specifications — Nadle Natto TF3-1

Brand / ModelNadle · TF3-1

ModesRide-On · Balance Bike · Scooter

Age Range1–6 Years

MaterialsPP (Polypropylene) · TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) · PA (Polyamide) · Aluminium Tube

ColoursBlue · Red · Yellow

PackagingColour Box

Best ForToddlers · Pre-School Children · Early Cycling Development · Gifting

In the Box1 × Nadle Natto 3-in-1 Scooter

Ride-On (Age 1–2): the youngest children sit astride the body of the Natto and propel themselves forward with their feet on the ground — the introductory mode that builds confidence and coordination before the child is ready to lift their feet off the ground and balance. The seat height and body proportions are designed for toddler use at this stage.
Balance Bike (Age 2–4): the Natto is configured as a balance bike — the child sits on the seat, steers with the handlebars, and uses their feet to push and glide, gradually building the balance and steering confidence that forms the foundation for later scooter and pedal bike use. No pedals means the focus is entirely on balance rather than coordination of multiple skills at once.
Scooter (Age 3–6): in scooter mode, the child stands on the deck and propels themselves by pushing off the ground with one foot — the classic scooter configuration that develops coordination, leg strength and spatial awareness as the child’s confidence and physical ability grows through the pre-school years.

Age ranges are approximate guidelines — the right mode for your child depends on their size, coordination and confidence rather than their exact age. Start with the mode that suits their current ability and convert when they are ready.

The Natto arrives in a colour box and requires initial assembly before use — refer to the instruction manual included in the box for assembly steps. Assembly typically involves attaching the handlebars, adjusting the seat height, and securing the footrest or deck depending on the starting mode.
Conversion between modes is designed to be parent-operated — the conversion steps are detailed in the instruction manual. No specialist tools should be required for standard mode conversions.
Check all fixings and fasteners are secure before each use, particularly after conversion between modes — this is the routine safety check that ensures the structure is stable and nothing has worked loose during storage or transport.
Adjust the handlebar height as the child grows — the handlebar should sit at a comfortable height for the child to steer without hunching or reaching upward, which is typically around hip to waist height.

Keep the instruction manual after assembly — it contains the conversion steps for each mode change and torque specifications for any fasteners that require specific tightening.

Always supervise young children during use — the Natto is designed for age-appropriate use in each mode, but adult supervision is essential, particularly for children in the ride-on and early balance bike stages who are still developing coordination and spatial awareness.
A correctly fitted helmet is strongly recommended for balance bike and scooter use — knee and elbow pads are also advisable for younger children or those just starting in a new mode. Protective gear appropriate to the activity should be worn before riding.
Use on smooth, flat surfaces away from traffic and hazards — avoid use on steep slopes, uneven ground, or near roads, steps, or other hazards that could cause the child to lose control or fall unexpectedly.
Check the Natto regularly for wear or damage, particularly to the wheels, handlebars, and seat fixings — do not use if any component appears cracked, loose, or damaged. Replace worn parts before resuming use.

The age ranges stated are guidelines — the appropriate mode depends on the child’s size and ability. Do not use a mode that the child is not developmentally ready for, and always introduce a new mode with close supervision before allowing independent use.

Parents of toddlers and pre-school children (ages 1–6): a single ride-on that covers the full early childhood mobility window without requiring separate purchases at each developmental stage — the practical value of one product that serves multiple years of use.
Parents who want to support cycling development: the balance bike mode is the most effective way to teach a young child to balance and steer before transitioning to a pedal bike — children who learn on a balance bike typically skip training wheels entirely and make the transition to a pedal bike faster and with more confidence.
As a gift: a well-specified, branded children’s ride-on in a colour box — Blue, Red and Yellow make it easy to choose a colour the child will love, and the 3-in-1 longevity makes it a more considered gift than a single-mode ride-on that the child will outgrow within a year.
Families with multiple children: the multi-year, multi-mode design means the Natto can be used by one child through all three stages or passed to a younger sibling when the older child moves on — the durability of the PP/TPR/PA/aluminium construction is relevant here.

The Natto is designed for one child at a time. Do not allow multiple children to ride simultaneously or use the product in a way it was not designed for.

Ride. Balance. Scoot.

“A ride-on is outgrown in a year, a balance bike in two — a 3-in-1 that converts between all three modes is the one purchase that covers the full arc of early childhood mobility.”

3-in-1 Ages 1–6 Nadle Brand