Primo Hover Kart Self Balance Scooter Drifting Mini Cart Conversion Kit Attachment - Hover Board Not Included

Solid design, easy to assemble. Parts look well made, not cheap. Fits perfectly with my hoverboard. Honestly this cart exceeded my expectations.I'm giving this purchas a Yay! Rating :)

Overall, this is a well fabricated product. I've provided cons and pros below. The cons are listed first only to highlight them (as I said, it's a good product overall).CONS- Seat: Not very wide. Suitable for someone of "average" size. Those with slightly wider rears/thighs may find it uncomfortable. The seat design also makes it to wear you have to sit completely upright, otherwise it will bow a little and dig at your spine.- Documentation: The included assembly instructions seemed to includ steps that assumed certain peices were not already attached. While this is weather inconsequential, considering it failed to include detailed instructions for hand grip assembly, it was quite irritating. That said, it was fairly easy to figure out (but I'm a stickler when it comes to detailed documentation and technical writing).- Foot Support: The pictures clearly show a single bar like foot support. It would have been nice if this product had the "double bar" foot support some others have.- Detail/Look: The wheel is grey and doesn't really "match."PROS- Welding: General quality of the welds appears to be no different than those found on my mountain bike. While I am by no means an expert when it comes to Welding, for what it's worth my brother took 4 years of welding classes in H.S. and commented on their quality.- Frame: The frame is very sturdy. This obviously adds a little to the weight, but not enough to consider it a con. Its still light enough to carry with one hand.- Detail/Look: The grips, finger gards and clamps all match and are a nice shade of blue. The frame is also well painted and looks nice.- Wheel: The wheel seems sturdy and slightly resembles one from a dolly or shopping cart. The swivel functions as expected and is bolted on in the event you need to replace it. Many other seem to use scooter/roller blade type wheels, I'm not sure if there is really any benefit to that or not.

it's not as they advertise. and the seat is cheap and an adult can't not sit on it.too tight and they say youcan ajust the hight but you can not it's not worth the money

My son is super hard on everything and it’s really holding up he is around 100 pounds looks like a lot of fun we have had it 5 months now so I would definitely recommend this cart

Bought for xmas for boys. Perfect fit and transforms hoverboard into a neat little cart they can sit in and speed up and down the sidewalks or through yard. Very easy to install and works perfect with hoverboard whether turning, going forward or backwards.

Really liked this seat itself, but it is not for boards that have feet pressure pads. the weight of the seat presses the pads down and the board will move without the rider seated. Also, with the seat installed you can’t turn off the board because it thinks there is a rider on the board. Not sure if there is a workaround for this??? We tried this seat with the Swagteon T5.

We went through 3 hoverboard carts for Christmas. First one that we bought locally in a strip mall, then another form Amazon, then this one. The first two were extremely poor quality, came with bent and misaligned parts, and were returned. This one is a keeper. Best I've tried so far. The system of spring loading the levers is what really sets it apart. Just make sure to go back to a "0" position with the handles before you try to get off. Also, if you'll be adjusting the main support a lot for different heights, a little grease on the insert pole is helpful. Would buy again.

Works great, only issue is the mounting straps to connect to hoverboard are kind of difficult to get tight and right. Plus you need to use a Allen key which was included to install straps, just wish there was any easier way to connect. Other than that works great