Compare 65 outdoor and active toys side-by-side to find the right bike, scooter or ride-on for your child and budget. Our independent comparison lets you check specs, prices and features at a glance across popular options from Kmart, Big W, Micro and more.
✓ Independently researched65 products17 buying guidesUpdated September 2026
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Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1
from$1593 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1 Push and Go
from$2293 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride My First Scooter
from$144.463 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 1 Rose
from$792 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 1 Steel
from$792 retailers
Nuage Interiors
Nuage Interiors Quinn Basketball Hoop
from$1312 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1 Push and Go, Wildberry
from$2492 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1 Push and Go, Ash
from$2492 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1 Push and Go, Steel
from$2492 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1, Forest
from$1992 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1, Ash
from$1992 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride Highway Kick 1, Steel
from$1992 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride My First, Rose
from$1492 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride My First, Sand
from$1492 retailers
Scoot and Ride
Scoot and Ride My First, Steel
from$1492 retailers
Nuage Interiors
Nuage Interiors Poco Trampoline
from$3992 retailers
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How to choose outdoor & active in Australia
When choosing outdoor and active gear for your kids, safety should always come first. Look for products that meet Australian Standards (AS/NZS), particularly for trampolines, bikes and scooters. Check that trampolines have safety net enclosures and padding over springs, and ensure bikes and scooters have reliable brakes and are the right size for your child's height and age. Budget matters too, but don't compromise on quality for items that cop daily use. Kmart and Big W offer great value for kids who quickly outgrow gear, while brands like Vuly, Springfree and Micro tend to last longer and often have better warranties. Consider your space, how many kids will use it, and whether you can store larger items like trampolines during harsh weather. Reading reviews from other Aussie parents helps spot issues like rust in coastal areas or parts availability.
How we compare. mum.com.au reviews are independent. We research every product and compare them honestly. A ✓ Verified price is one we’ve checked live at the named retailer; approx. RRP is an indicative recommended price from our research, not a live retailer price. Always check the retailer for the latest price.
