Tomy Pic N’ Pop Ball Blaster
Help The Gear Force Team As They Use Their Powerful John Deere Machines And Equipment To Tackle Any Task! No Matter The Size, This Hard-Working Crew Is Ready For Any Off-Road Adventure That You Take Them On! Gear Up For Gear Force! Perfect For Ages 3 And Up. Product Features Squeeze The Button On The
Help The Gear Force Team As They Use Their Powerful John Deere Machines And Equipment To Tackle Any Task! No Matter The Size, This Hard-Working Crew Is Ready For Any Off-Road Adventure That You Take Them On! Gear Up For Gear Force! Perfect For Ages 3 And Up.
Product Features
- Squeeze The Button On The Handlebars To Pop The Balls Out
- Scoop Them Off The Floor As You Drive Over Them
- Scoot Around Chasing Every Last Ball, Picking And Popping Over And Over
- Includes 5 Colorful Balls
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Really disspointed with how short it is! My 2 year old son loves pushing things around the house, so I thought this toy would be perfect. We pulled this out of the box and were in SHOCK at how little it is. I would say it would be good for a 1 year old, but there is NO way they would grasp the concept on how to work it. My son doesn’t get how to pick up the balls and the levers are too stiff for him to really shoot out the balls. The thing is, he is still running around with it, but it is so short he keeps falling over because it is…
It’s good but short. I bought it for my 15 months old daughter. She is not walking yet so she can’t play with it yet. But my 19 months old nephew loves it. It is short though, my nephew bends to hold it and it looks very uncomfortable. Why would they make such a nice, well made toy so short? It looks tall in the picture but it’s actually 15 inches. plus kids don’t hold it straight when they push it so it’s even shorter than 15 inches that way.
Loved by ball-lovers and weapons experts My 22-month-old loves anything to do with balls, and this is no exception. Out of all Christmas presents, this one has gotten the most play time. A nice thing about this toy is that the balls can either be picked up by running them over (not too easy for a little one on a wood floor), or the balls can all be loaded in through the same hole that shoots them out. Once he has it fully loaded, he loves to squeeze the handles and shoot the balls out. Older brothers discovered that this a fun…