Radio Flyer The Inchworm

Purchased this toy for my grandson for Christmas, only because my sister had one when we were little. If the toy gives him half as much enjoyment as it gave my sister I will be well pleased. I will not know until he has had the toy for a couple of months. But so far I am pleased with the toy and the price. Diane

We have 3 kids ages 2, 3, and 6, none of them are able to make it move. It's too stiff and I even have to push it down really hard to make it move a little bit. It is very cute but impossible for young children to make it move.

My daughter is 2 and a tall, strong girl. She rides a Radio Flyer tricycle all around our driveway. She could not even get this thing to move. It's horrible and a terrible waste of money. It just sits in our garage on the shelf since no one (not even our 6'2, 280 lb football player neighbor) could get the thing to move. It's cute, but that's about it.

I purchased an inchworm for my two year old granddaughter's birthday. She eagerly climbed upon it, but she couldn't make the inchworm inch, only roll. I thought she might be too light, so we put her four year old brother on it. He couldn't make it inch either no matter how much he dropped his weight on it! I am hoping it will soften with use, but that remains to be seen. It's a cute, durable toy, but it hasn't performed as advertised yet.

Radio Flyer The Inchworm
I bought this toy for my granddaughter. When she comes to our house, my granddaughter spends alot of time on this toy. It's perfect for riding around on the inside of our home--we have wood floors--and outside. The wheels are small so they do get stuck on any object on the floor, but it's lightweight enough for my 2 year old granddaughter to lift up. She does not bounce on it to move, but pushes with her feet. I'm sure it's quieter that way, anyway. It's a great fun toy for her, and she sits up higher than on her other riding toy.