Puky

Puky is a manufacturer of children's vehicles founded in Düsseldorf in 1949, which initially produced mainly balloon scooters under the name "PUCK." Following a trademark dispute, the company changed its name to Puky in 1956 and has since produced all kinds of children's vehicles such as balance bikes, children's and youth bicycles, and tricycles. Today, the Puky factory and the company's headquarters are located in Wülfrath.

The Puky brand sets very high standards for the production of its vehicles. Good repairability and the longevity of the parts ensure that the same vehicle can usually be used by several generations of children. In a modern inspection and testing laboratory, every vehicle is regularly tested to ensure it not only meets legal guidelines but also guarantees a quality that exceeds the standard.

Puky vehicles are produced almost exclusively in Germany, and parts are preferably sourced from audited European suppliers. The manufacturer takes care to recycle and minimize waste and rejects as much as possible. Puky takes its social responsibility seriously: Over 500 people with varying degrees of disability work for the company in vehicle assembly!

A Puky bike such as the Puky LS-Pro, Cyke, or Skyride is always sturdily built and equipped with minimalist components, as it must withstand the children's learning process, during which it is sometimes treated roughly. They are available in a wide variety of sizes such as 12, 16, 20, and 24 inches for children of all ages. In terms of design, they feature beautiful patterns and bright colors that delight every child's heart.

For the smallest among us, the manufacturer offers the Puky Pukylino, which is intended as a precursor to the balance bike and teaches the little ones the necessary core tension. Puky balance bikes like the Puky LR then help children discover mobility on two wheels. But scooters for older children and tricycles such as the Puky Ceety are also part of the product range!

Under the name "Eightshot," Puky offers a model series of cool mountain bikes for children and teenagers, which are particularly impressive due to their appealing design inspired by the MTBs of the "grown-ups."