Small Foot- Pista Biglie da Martellare in Legno, 10601

Name: Small Foot- Pista Biglie da Martellare in Legno, 10601
Brand: Small Foot
SKU: 4020972106018
Price: 40.45 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Small Foot

2.9/5;

€
40.45

Descrizione le biglie vengono spinte dal robusto martello verso il viaggio a gran velocità. grazie alla base stabile questo giocattolo per la motricità ha una tenuta sicura. 3, 2, 1, via. avviso di sicurezza no contenuto della confezione 1 x pista biglie da martellare rally visualizza di più

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EAN: 4020972106018

Categorie Set piste di biglie,

Nella relativa confezione colorata. incentiva la comprensione del principio causa-effetto. incl, macchinine da corsa in legno. divertimento 2 in 1, in quanto il banco da martellare, se chiuso, diventa una pista per macchinine. la struttura, il martello e le sfere sono in legno dipinto, le piste sono in plastica dura e robusta.

ASIN	B0756K73DX
Assemblaggio necessario	‎No
Batterie/Pile incluse?	‎No
Batterie/Pile necessarie?	‎No
Dimensioni articolo: LxPxA	25,4 x 35,6 x 45,7 cm
Dimensioni prodotto	‎25,4 x 35,56 x 45,72 cm; 1,33 kg
Disponibile su Amazon.it a partire dal	8 settembre 2017
Età consigliata dal produttore	‎18 mesi e più
Fascia d'età (descrizione)	18 mesi to 99 anni
Global Trade Identification Number	04020972106018
Lingua:	‎Nessuno
Marchio	Small Foot
Materiale	Legno
Media recensioni	3,9 3,9 su 5 stelle 38 voti 3,9 su 5 stelle
Numero modello	‎10601
Numero modello articolo	‎10601
Numero pezzi	‎1
Peso articolo	‎1,33 Kilograms
Restrizioni di spedizione	Spedizione: Questo articolo rispetta le normative per l'esportazione in paesi selezionati al di fuori dell'Unione Europea.
Telecomando incluso?	‎No
Tipi di materiale	‎Legno

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Scritto da: Mac Henry

HAMMERING MARBLE FUN FOR YOUNGER TOTS, RACEING PLAY TIME FOR OLDER ONES!

There aren't many toys as child safe as this one. All of the parts are, with the exception of the car, completely safe for small children. The box says it is for children 18 months and older, but if you remove the car from the set until a child reaches 18 months, a younger child could really enjoy the Hammering Marble Run! Little tykes love to pound on things, so the enclosed wooden hammer is a winner! MEASUREMENTS: When set up for the marble run, it is 12 high" x 11-1/4" wide and 3-3/4" deep. The race track is 23-1/2" long. It is boldly painted and colorful. The race car (3-3/4" long) is wood -- even the wheels! The car body is painted silver. The hammer is solid wood, as are the blue and green painted 2" balls. SAFETY: There is no safety warning regarding small parts on the box! Of course, you should inspect the marble run/race track regularly for loose screws. The screws are recessed and hard for a child to get at, so it would take a lot to dislodge them, but . . . "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." With small kids, it doesn't hurt to be extra careful. BATTERIES: You don't need any! Isn't that great!!! Bonus: the toy comes completely assembled! Overall, this is a VERY SOLID wooden toy that is well made! I highly recommend it.

Scritto da: Lovlea

Five Stars

Great design for 2year+ hands

Scritto da: Gaz Rendar

Bashing wooden marbles with a hammer

The small foot 2-in-1 wooden hammering marble run is a moderately fun toy for tots with limited educational value. The Marble Run comes as one fully assembled piece. It's constructed from wooden platforms and supports with plastic slides and hinges. There are no real instructions provided, so it took me a second to figure out how to unfold the thing. Basically, you just need to put on the top corner with a little force to unfold it so you can have the one continuous slide for the car. To use the upright tower, you just fold it back and it kind of locks in place with a subtle change in resistance. When it's unfolded there is a small wooden car that your kid can place onto this green plastic platform at the top, and your kid can tip the green platform to get the car to roll down the slide. It's not a long ramp as the car rolls down in 1 second. If the car lands on a hard floor there is a 50% chance it will flip over and a 50% chance it will roll for awhile. In the upright position there are two plastic rings at the top of the tower where your kid can place green and blue wooden balls (marbles). The plastic rings provide some resistance and hold the ball in place. Your kid really needs to push down to get the marbles to fall through the holes. But it's designed so that your kid can bash the marbles with the wooden hammer to get them to fall through where they will go down a two part slide. There is a circular cut-out at the top to store the hammer, and there is an elastic band on the side to insert and store the car. An 18-24 month old can't really get the car into the elastic band, so a parent will have to do that. Surprisingly, the marble hammer part of the toy has been more fun that I would have anticipated for 18-24 month olds. Conversely, the car slide part seems to get boring rather quickly for the kids. Small Foot claims that it's hours of educational fun, but I'm not sure where the educational part is other than giving the kids a cursory experience in understanding gravity? Still, tots do seem to like the hammering marble part, so the toy has some distractive merit. All that said, there are some minor safety concerns. As long as a parent is around and mostly watching their kid, it's pretty safe. But this isn't a toy where a parent can zone out and not have full attention directed toward an 14-24 month old. The kid can easily hit his or her own hand with the hammer, and if there are a couple kids in the same room the kids may obviously experiment with hammering their little friend. There are exposed screw heads throughout the toy, but they are all countersunk into the wood. Long term, though, a parent will have to just inspect it once in a while to make sure the screws don't get loose. Besides the obvious hammer concerns, it is pretty easy for a kid to pinch themselves as they try to fold and unfold the toy. With some parental assistance it's totally fine, but if a parent zones out for a minute a kid can give themselves a minor ouchie. Overall, the small foot 2-in-1 hammering marble run is more fun than I thought it would be for 18-24 month olds, and I think the toy is appropriate for about 14 months to 36 month olds. It just doesn't have much educational value as supposedly claimed and parents do always have to keep one eye on the kids as they play with it.

Scritto da: Gina H.

Kugel verliert Farbe

Die Bahn ist etwas langweilig auf Dauer, weil sie so wenige Ebenen hat, aber mein Sohn hat trotzdem Spaß damit. Die grüne Kugel verliert ihr Farbe durch normale Nutzung. Sie hat mittlerweile überall gelbe stellen.

Scritto da: Joy St John

Very hard for adults to figure out how to use properly. Elicits baby laughs from improper users!

Adults tried to find directions and set up instructions. Seemed boring. Balls fell through too easily and car speeds right off on to the floor. Lots of fun for babies & toddlers to flip the car on the floor or smash the balls through the holes upon which precariously balanced. It won't hold anyone's interest past age 3 or so. Safe big clunky sturdy pieces,. Two options for use as a secret route interiorly or a long speed ramp when unfolded. Simple perfection for the little ones' glee.