Globber designs innovative scooters, balance bikes, and tricycles for toddlers, kids, and adults, emphasizing safety, durability, and adaptive functionality.
Globber is an award-winning brand recognized globally for its innovative approach to urban mobility and recreational wheeled products. Specializing in scooters, balance bikes, and tricycles, Globber caters to all age groups—from toddlers taking their first steps to adults commuting in the city. The brand is celebrated for its patented designs, such as the steering lock button which helps young children learn to ride, and the adaptable GO•UP series that transforms from a ride-on to a walking bike and finally a scooter, growing with the child.
With a strong commitment to quality and safety, Globber products are engineered to provide a smooth and secure riding experience. Features often include reinforced decks, adjustable T-bars, high-quality wheels, and tool-free assembly mechanisms. Headquartered in France and Hong Kong, Globber continues to redefine outdoor play and personal transport, encouraging active lifestyles for families around the world.
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Globber provides a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects starting from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, tires, tubes, or cables.
Spare parts can be ordered directly from the official Globber website or through authorized retailers to ensure compatibility and safety.
The GO•UP series allows tool-free conversion. Refer to your specific model's user manual (available for download) to learn how to switch between ride-on, walking bike, and scooter modes safely.
Globber scooters should not be used on wet days or wet ground to prevent accidents and damage to the wheel bearings and metal components.
Most Globber scooters for kids feature a steering lock button on the front of the deck. Pressing it locks the wheels to move only forward and backward, helping children learn balance. Press the red button underneath to release the lock.