You might be of the opinion that today’s kids are too connected to their screens and devices. And you might be on the hunt for a unique, fun gift this season that inspires your kids to unplug. One holiday gift will encourage outdoor play and exciting nature adventures: the ATV.

Maybe there was a time when you wouldn’t even dream of putting your single-digit-aged child in the driver’s seat of a four-wheeler. But today’s models are built with a host of unique safety features and in age-appropriate sizes to put your mind at ease. Polaris and the popular baby brand Peg Perego make a great off-road ATV precisely for kids. And it could be the perfect gift you’ve been looking for to encourage outdoor fun.

Polaris and Peg Perego partnered to produce a pint-sized ATV

When a leading ATV-producing brand like Polaris teams up with a manufacturer of strollers, car seats, and high chairs, a child-safe four-wheeler emerges. The electric Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw may look like its grown-up ATV relatives, but it’s smaller, operates only at two speeds, and comes in a fun citrus color, making it perfect for kids, according to Experienced Mommy.

The reviews are in, and this 12-volt ride runs great on uneven ground, dirt, and grass. It’s designed for children under 85 pounds, usually in the 3-to-8 age range. And you don’t have to stress about the little ones going too fast. This Outlaw travels at 2.5 mph and can go up to 5 mph if desired.

Other perks parents will appreciate

In addition to this child-designed ATV’s size and reduced speeds, the Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw also boasts a second-gear lockout feature. Having the reverse driving function means the littles can maneuver more freely and avoid tight turning radiuses while they tool around the yard.

And you will especially appreciate the Outlaw’s easy assembly. This model does lack an official parent remote control, which other kid-friendly ATVs sometimes offer. But considering the Outlaw isn’t built or designed for extreme power, it may not need one.

Not all ATVs are created equal

You might be browsing various quad models for your kids. But it’s important to also know that not all ATVs are created equal. The Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw is promoted as safe for children. But Peg Perego experienced a recall on one of its other models in 2016, with reports of engine overheating and burn risks.

ABC Action News in Tampa Bay reported that the recalled model was the Peg Perego 850 Polaris Sportsman, a 24-volt variation designed for children aged 5 to 7. This announcement serves as a reminder that even child-sized ATVs can still present dangers.

ATV safety rules still apply

Even if you opt for the Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw for your child, it’s important to remember that general safety best practices still apply, according to KidsHealth. There are inherent dangers associated with children who operate full-sized ATVs. So you might think that a smaller, slower version designed for children is child-proof. But it’s still a motorized vehicle that can present risks for tipping and rollovers. It’s best to spend quality time training your children about safe operations. Insist they wear a helmet and maybe even long pants. Supervise them, especially when they first start riding, to make sure they don’t get themselves in a compromising position.

The Peg Perego Polaris Outlaw retails for $249, which may be a little more than you’re used to spending on one gift. But ATVs can be great purchases that encourage your kids to get away from their screens and explore new adventures outdoors. Just remember to verify reviews and identify recalls before you buy. And always encourage a safety-first approach