Learned faster than expected
Held onto the fence for a week and now she rides the length of the driveway solo. So proud.
In stock — built & safety-checked in CalgaryThe learner. A nimble chrome-spoked 16-inch wheel sized for younger riders taking their first solo laps — light to balance, quick to turn, easy to mount. Tool-free quick-release seat and a holding stand in the box. Full specs ↓
The 16″ is where most young riders start — a small, light wheel that's easy to mount, quick to balance and forgiving to learn on.
A 36 steel-spoked alloy wheel and chrome steel fork and cranks give it the stiffness serious practice needs, while a knobby all-terrain tire grips pathway, grass and gym floor alike.
The saddle rides on a knurled seatpost with a tool-free quick-release clamp, so height changes take seconds and the same unicycle fits a growing rider — 12 to 26 inches seat-to-pedal, 44–54″ rider height.
Every unicycle ships with a holding stand so beginners can mount against a wall and park it scratch-free between sessions. Assembled and checked by our Calgary team, backed by a 2-year warranty.
A 36 steel-spoke wheel with chrome fork and cranks — stiff, true and built for real practice.
A knurled seatpost and quick-release clamp adjust in seconds — no tools, no slipping.
Grips pathway, grass and gym floor — practice wherever the rider is comfortable.
Full factory spec sheet, grouped for scanning.
Held onto the fence for a week and now she rides the length of the driveway solo. So proud.
Genuinely a good-looking unicycle. The red really pops and the build quality matches the looks.
Good quality for the price. The holding stand keeps it from getting scratched in the garage.
The 16-inch was exactly right for her height. She's already asking for the bigger one.
The 16-inch wheel is the easiest place to begin: it sits low, mounts easily and stays light and quick to turn, so a young rider spends practice time riding instead of chasing a wobble.
A padded saddle, knurled seatpost and tool-free clamp make dialling in the fit effortless as confidence — and height — grows.
A padded saddle and knurled seatpost, a tool-free quick-release clamp and a knobby all-terrain tire.