When I first heard about Zinc Flyte Case Scooters I was blown away by how inventive the idea was. My second thought was how much Baby would love one; she is scooter obsessed and LOVES her suitcases. The Zinc Flyte Case Scooter, as the name suggests, combines a lightweight scooter with a hardshell suitcase. Genius?!


The last time we went to the airport, I had to give Baby a ride round on the top of my case, which was quite hard work! This would have been wonderful to have with us.

Baby chose Olivia the Owl, as she is going through a bit of an Owl phase, but there are many designs to pick from.


The Case Scooter’s vital stats
- Cabin sized – perfect for overhead compartments.
- 25 litre capacity.
- Sturdy but squishy – meaning it will last longer in the hands of children.
- Secure integrated deck – scooter folds away and locks in place
- Carry handle
- Inner straps – inner pocket and secure straps to keep everything in place

Baby couldn’t wait to try it outside and she was off straight away!
She totally adored it and spent ages whizzing up and down the road. It is just a sturdy as a usual scooter, but is lightweight so it doesn’t add too much weight to the case itself. The case is plenty big enough to allow Baby to take multiple outfit changes with her on holiday!

The scooter is so quick and easy to transform into a case and back to a scooter again. We made a little video to show you all.

The Zinc Flyte Case Scooter costs £69.99, which is great considering it is two products in one.

I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for an effective travel solution for little ones.
Disclosure: We were gifted this case scooter in return for an honest review.


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Hi! I’m considering purchasing this in the US for our 4yo for multi-airport international travel to Asia. I went to a local Toys R Us to try it out and found that on a number of floor models, the stem was stuck in the extended position (the small metal nib that needs to be depressed along with the handle button to retract the stem was trapped inside the case and the whole stem was trapped). Is this an issue you’ve had at all? Obviously this would be a big issue for air travel since it would cause us to have to abandon the suitcase in the airport if we can’t take it on board! Thanks for your review!!
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Hi, so it works perfectly for us. We have never had an issue