Country: 209.160.73.202, North America, US

City: -97.822 , United States

I had high hopes for this product based on some of the promotional videos I've seen - it looked promising, with water beading off the product. I've since tried it on a number of different things, with equivalent and disastrous results. Each time, the water beading effect -- if it worked -- was very short lived. After that ceased, there seemed to be no increased water resistance and whatever I had coated was left with a rough surface texture from the primer as well as slightly gritty/sticky.

This stuff is full of soy and drove my skin crazy, MADE ME BREAK OUT AND ITCH. Only had a short return window and I was stationed overseas so I was stuck with the product. I could only return it for a credit, which would do me no good as all of their products I am allergic to from their ingredients. Terrible, don't recommend. And it's just like shakeology and every other product, not some miracle thing that will make you miraculously lose weight unless you're crazy obese to begin with.

I asked lots of people about boys bikes before settling on this one. My boys (age 4 and 5) were coming from 12" bikes by Huffy and Kawasaki. Both of those had issues, primarily the lack of torque on the pedals. The older kid kept pushing so hard on the pedals (mostly from pedaling while standing) that the chain came off. EVERY DAY. This one is much better constructed and the mechanics a better fit. The boys both love it (I've got a 20" on order for the older kid, who is almost six and TALL). The training wheels are good quality, and the frame is a tad lighter than lesser brands. As for assembly - it's more of an intuitive process than follow the generic 50 page instruction book. Even my tech-saavy husband messed up: he put the front fork on backward, and was happy with it until I showed him a picture showing otherwise. Just be patient with it - or take it to a bike shop. I really like how low the seat adjusts on this bike - the four year old is just over 40" tall - but the seat on the lowest setting is just right for him. (The five year old is 48" and I wouldn't keep him on a bike this size for too much longer - he looks gangly on it).

I waited to post a review for a few reasons: 1. The games to showcase the system weren't out yet, and 2. the system wouldn't look the same in 6 months after features were added.

This is the second one our family now owns. Somehow it just keeps getting even better. It makes for a unique gift too.