Winther Viking Tricart

Enhance comfort while riding around the playground with this adjustable trike. The seat easily moves up and down to accommodate students from ages 4-12. Ergonomic handles and gripped pedals provide comfort and stability. A powder-coated steel frame and all-rubber tires stand up to institutional use.

Easy to Adjust

This adjustable trike for kids has a seat that slides up and down from 10-1/2" to 16-3/4"H to accommodate students of varied heights. Shifting the height ensures proper foot placement on the pedals and the ideal grip to control the trike while it's in motion.

Superior Construction

Powder-coated steel frame is resilient during use indoors and out. All rubber tires stand up to a variety of terrains and provide a smooth ride at all times.Textured handles give students extra grip and prevent hands from slipping. The pedals are also textured to ensure traction and proper footing at all times. Students won't have to worry about hands or feet slipping and can instead focus on handling their trike.

Assembly required. Supports up to 150 lb. Trike is 38-1/2"L x 22-3/4"W x 27-1/2"H; 25 lb.

Activity Ideas Using the Winther® Viking Tricart!

The Winther® Viking Tricart is a versatile, adjustable trike perfect for physical education classes and playgrounds. It allows students ages 4-12 to engage in activities that improve their balance, coordination, and agility. This trike’s adjustable seat, ergonomic handles, and gripped pedals ensure a comfortable and safe experience for kids of various sizes and skill levels. Below are creative activity ideas that incorporate the Viking Tricart to teach fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging way!

1. Tricart Time Trials: Students race against the clock, riding the Winther® Viking Tricart through a series of cones. They focus on balance and speed while navigating turns, building agility and control. 

2. Trike Traffic Jam: Create a “traffic” scenario where students on the Viking Tricart navigate through a mock town filled with road signs and stoplights. They must follow signals and avoid collisions, teaching spatial awareness and decision-making.

3. Pedal Power Relay: In teams, students race one at a time on the Viking Tricart to a designated spot and back. After reaching the turnaround point, they must switch riders.

4. Tricart Train: Students connect their Viking Tricarts together using ropes, creating a “train.” The leader controls the speed and direction, and everyone must work together to keep the train moving smoothly.

5. Balance Challenge Circuit: Set up balance challenges where students ride the Viking Tricart while balancing beanbags or small objects on their heads or laps. It enhances core stability and focus.

6. Trike & Toss: Students ride the Viking Tricart and attempt to throw a beanbag or ball into a target as they pass by. Points are awarded for accuracy, promoting precision while riding.

7. Trike Roundabout Relay: Set up a circular course where students must complete laps on the Viking Tricart. Incorporate stations around the course where they must perform different tasks like hopping off to grab an object before continuing.

8. Viking Trike Maze: Create a maze using cones or barriers, and challenge students to navigate through it on their Viking Tricart. They work on problem-solving, balance, and spatial awareness.

9. Pedal to the Puzzle: Scatter puzzle pieces across the playground. Students ride the trike to collect one piece at a time, returning to a central station to assemble the puzzle. This builds endurance and cognitive thinking.

10. Viking Delivery Dash: Students act as delivery drivers, carrying small items from one point to another on their Viking Tricart. They must navigate quickly but safely, enhancing their control and focus.

11. Pedal Pursuit: Two teams compete as one tries to catch the other around a designated track on their Viking Tricart. It develops speed, endurance, and strategy as students try to outmaneuver each other.

12. Viking Speedway Challenge: Set up a wide-open track with straightaways and curves. Students race their Viking Tricart against classmates in timed trials, working on speed and handling.

13. Trike Trailblazers: Students create a path or trail with cones and then ride through it on their Viking Tricart. Encourage them to design different types of paths that challenge their riding skills.

14. Pirate Trike Treasure Hunt: Students must collect ""treasure"" (small objects like beanbags or playground balls) scattered around the playground while riding their Viking Tricart, promoting hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness.

15. Tricart Figure Eight Frenzy: Students ride their Viking Tricart in a figure-eight pattern, working on tight turns and smooth transitions. This activity helps develop agility and handling skills while riding.