woom OFF

17 reasons to buy

• Buyers can choose between two builds: rigid (OFF) or hardtail (OFF AIR).

• Each version comes in three sizes (20", 24", or 26" wheels) to fit kids between 46” to 65” tall.

• All sizes have age-appropriate gearing, Q-factor, crank length, and saddle size.

• Reviewers relish the mix of confidence-inspiring stability, responsive steering, and agile handling.

• The OFF AIR’s “excellent” RST air suspension fork has adjustable compression and rebound. Children find the lockout easy to operate.

• Experts praise the OFF’s rigid carbon fork. A tester’s example proves durable in 11 months of hard use.

• The 24" and 26" versions are dropper seatpost-ready.

• An expert finds the tubeless-compatible wheels and tires are easy to set up as tubeless.

• Owners appreciate the strong resale value and the company’s 40% trade-in program.

• Reviewers praise the braking performance.

• The brake levers and grips are sized specially for small hands. Kids agree they’re easy to use and modulate.

• The OFF’s low weight and wide handlebars enhance control and climbing ability, say experts and children.

• Kids and reviewers note how easy it is to operate the trigger shifters.

• The kink in the top tube reduces stepover height, allowing for a wider height range.

• Experts say the OFF’s lower weight and price versus the OFF AIR make it ideal for families that don’t ride technical trails. The suspension fork can be retrofitted if needs change.

• The grippy 2.35" Schwalbe Rocket Ron tires do an incredible job of absorbing bumps, says one tester.

• The OFF is around 4lb lighter than competitors such as the Specialized Riprock and Prevelo Zulu.