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Your cart is empty.Snap the track pieces together in your own desired color pattern to create a custom roadway. Lay the finished trackway over obstacles of various sizes, including objects as high as a footstool or chair. The special grip-design of the battery-powered car allows it to amazingly climb up & over tall objects.
john felton
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Great product. My 2 year old granddaughter loves it. Car stays in the track no matter what position the track is in. Great toy.
mbh
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
It is a nice idea, bur very difficult to assemble the pieces, not suitable for kids, which it is too bad, since it could have add another fun activity.
M Whitman
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Not recommended. Adult assembly required. Connections require a *lot* of force; the loops fall apart easily despite difficult assembly. It’s fun to watch the car go around once assembled, but there’s no way a 5-6 year old can reconfigure the track.
BET
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
This toy was a huge hit with the two grandchildren, 3 and 5. They found all sorts of ways to move the track and laughed with glee as it went up over their heads and other challenges. Their favourite was to tape the track to the top stair and run it up the stairs. The 5 year old lead the play and the 3 year old was a bit nervous about it at first as the car was fast. Never the less, his eyes shone with excitement and he was soon engaged in the play with his big bro.As other's mentioned, it was hard to put together. I imagined that it would be hard for the kids, but all of the adults struggled to push the pieces together. Some of the smaller pieces of the track did fall off, but at this point it has not affected the performance of the toy.
Sarah Reed
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
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Tiberius
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
My grandson likes to grab the track and hold it above his head to watch the car climb straight up! Doing this makes the car climb about 4 to 4 1/2 feet straight up and it would apparently just keep going... until the batteries slow down after a few awhile. Battery life does seem good considering what he is putting the car through. And durable! The track has a gate piece for the car to enter and lock on the track but this is also the place where the car can and will come off the track as it comes around. Try explaining to your 5 y.o. that part needs to stay on the ground so the car can drive through it smoothly... no, part of the fun is having the car come to that section and go flying. Everything continues to work, I'm impressed.The only difficulty I had was clicking the pieces of the track together. It takes quite a good grip and some force to click them together. Of course, this is so the track is hard to pull apart and it needs it. It gets dragged around by the track to lay across chairs, pillows, tables, etc. while the car is still trying to go around. It was definitely a success on Christmas this year.Do make sure to have a little screwdriver and batteries handy to get started.
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