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Our Price: $8.24
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Manufacturer: Battat Inc
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Battat
Feature: Great for developing hand and foot coordination.
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Battat Inc
Manufacturer: Battat Inc
Publisher: Battat Inc
Studio: Battat Inc
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Great for developing hand and foot coordination.
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Summary: Hard to beat for the price
Comment: My daughter got a lot more expensive toys for Christmas, but this under-$10 gem was a huge hit. Nothing fancy; we used to make them out of coffee cans when I was a kid, but of course you hardly find coffee in cans anymore!
For the reviewer who couldn't figure out how to lengthen the ropes, you simply untie them and re-knot them to make them the appropriate length.
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Summary: A liability--lawsuit pending
Comment: One of the strings broke and my kid launched himself off of a retaining wall onto the concrete driveway 10 feet below.
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Summary: Simply, a great toy that doesn't require batteries.
Comment: They love these things. Their friends love them too when they come over. A simple toy. No batteries!!! No computers!!! No TV!!! Kids using muscles and imagination!!
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Summary: Stompers
Comment: When I made this purchase I assumed my grandson would enjoy them as much as I did as a child. Now we all know what happens when you assume. He was not the least bit interested. Maybe he'll play with them when he is a little older.
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Summary: Fun Toy!
Comment: I bought these for my four year old daughter for Christmas. She loves them and they are a fun way to burn off some energy! Great for indoor and outdoor. Not the best quality but a good value for the price we paid. She's still playing with them two weeks after Christmas, so I'm happy!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Brightly colored stompers are made of sturdy plastic and come with nylon cords. Theyre great for developing hand and foot coordination. Step on the stompers, pull the cords tight, and you are ready to stomp!
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