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 Go Go Dump Truck December 18, 2007
C. Von Thun (Denver, CO USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Our three year old has had a great time with this truck. It seems very durable and has now stood up to six months of abuse from him. It has been inside and outside and lived through all of it. I strongly recommend it for a three year old.
Tough as nails April 21, 2009
Big Dave (Mid-Atlantic states)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Wow, is this thing rugged! We got two for our grandsons, aged 5 and 6. They live on a mountain in a very rural area, so a toy that breaks is a big disappointment. And, being in the great far away, eating batteries is also not fun. Well, for over six months now, our boys have played with their trucks night and day. The batteries last for hours and hours.
There is a scratch here and there; and they're definitely dirty (the trucks and the boys), but they are still performing perfectly. If your kids or grandkids enjoy beating up toys outside in the dirt, they will love you for buying this one.
Great for the kids! February 22, 2010
Jessica N. Siegersma
I bought this as my girls' first remote control car. They are 2 and 3. They love it. It doesn't go so fast that they can't react appropriately in steering, but also not so slow that they get bored with it. My 2 year old sits on it and tries to ride it a lot. It won't go with her on it, but she also hasn't broken it yet. The control is pretty easy for them to understand. Overall, we love it.
 Great toy for tots January 13, 2009
Sean D. Reeves
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My nephew loves his dump truck. It doesn't do anything special, really, but he gets a kick out of playing with it.
It only has 2 buttons on the controller, so it's very easy for tots to use!
 Needs improvement January 6, 2009
Thomas J. Hamernik
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My 2 y.o. loves this truck. The operation, however, needs improvement - the rear wheels (the ones that pivot to allow the truck to turn when backing) do not always get a firm grip when going either forward or reverse causing the truck to turn unpredictably making it difficult to control. Try using wide rubber bands on the wheels for improved traction.
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