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2/29/2012

Octopaddles Set Of 6 Review

Octopaddles Set Of 6
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These paddles are a good idea for propelling a scooter board, but they are very hard to use. My child has upper body weakness, but even the neighborhood children had trouble propelling themselves with these paddles. It is a bit too hard to make it fun.

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11/14/2011

Sonic Scooters Review

Sonic Scooters
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We bought 3 of these scooter boards in different colors to hook together for our daughter. She has Cerebral Palsy. She loves to get out of her wheel chair and scoot around the house. These are not only a blast but they are durable and inexpensive. I like that you can tie a rope to the handles on the front and tow a little passenger. They are great for working on neck strength and upper trunk strength. The fact that they link together and come apart makes for easy storage. Gotta love that too. I just wish there was some way to keep a special needs kiddos hands from getting too close to the wheels. This product does a pretty good job because of the placement of the wheels and the handles. You can always use a wedge on top of the scooter if your concerned. These scooter boards are neat for any kid and the price is right. Shipping is lightning fast as well! Woo hoo!

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7/20/2011

Okiedog Fropper Review

Okiedog Fropper
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This product is seriously defective. Earlier this morning my son was riding his fropper in front of me and my husband. When he leaned back to turn, both of the steering handles snapped off simultaneously. He flew backwards and landed on his head with both handles still in his hands. On top of it all, the plastic edges on the broken handles are very, very sharp.
My son is 21 months and about 28 lbs -- well in the weight range for this toy, which he loved. Thankfully he wasn't riding it on a harder surface -- he could have been seriously hurt.

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fropper features a unique spring system that links the 2 level seat, creating a fun and stimulating ride-on experience like no other. The curved seat ensures a secure berth and caster wheels allow your toddler to easily change direction. fropper folds to a fraction of its original size making it convenient for parents to carry and store! For children 18-36 months and up, maximum weight limit 45 pounds.

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