wgde toy Sensory Tubes Toy, Toys Gifts for 3 4 5 6 Year Old Boys, Pop Light Up Car, Pcs LED Fidget Stress Relief Autism Kids, Party Favours Toddlers Birthday Gift (wgde toy -168)

The media could not be loaded.  Funny toy and includes multiple game play features. It is perfect for 3-year-old boy to play with. The quality is fair, it is plastic material which looks quite cheap. The wheel works excellent actually the vehicles run fast.

First impressions were that these are awful cheap looking for £10 and very flimsy. I found the same ones in Poundland for £1. Returned items for refund.

I was not sure of the quality I would receive with these toys but I am happy I ordered these. I got these as stocking fillers for both boys and girls. They are quite robust and I gave them a good pulling in/out to check. They extend quite a way with a lovely “clicking” sound and light up in different colours. There is an added bonus that they have tails that can be clicked into one another or themselves to make a bracelet. They are also not only different colours but different designs so no squabbling over who’s is whose. The only down side was that when they are extended the light does not seem to go very far down the tube as I have tried to show in the pictures. This doesn’t take away the fact I think they will go down a treat.

These dino pop tubes are a step above other pop tubes. They light up, have wheels and also can be connected to make a dino train or a bracelet. What more could a kid ask for.My nephews loved these as soon as they saw them and were happily distracted for ages, putting them together in different ways and of course making the pop tube sound enough times to drive me a bit mad.Currently they cost £9.99 for the four pack which to me, after seeing how much play they got, is worth the money.There is one of the tubes that is a car rather than a dino, which seemed a bit strange but it is shown in the description photos and my nephews didn’t care, but worth pointing out I think in case anyone missed it and specifically wanted four dinos.

These seem like a great party gift or treats for a pinyata at a birthday party but cant recommend given poor quality - one broke within less than an hour of normal play.£9.99 is pretty steep too.Verdict: Cannot recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  These cars are a very cool idea… they are a whisker away from being brilliant but the only thing that lets them down is the very sloppy and cheap build quality.You get four different coloured cars and each one has a slinky style pipe in the middle of it that you can expand to make the car really long.As you expand or recede the middle section of the car, it starts flashing for about 10 seconds which is a fun, cool feature.Each car also has a connector on the back so you can attach it to another cars front… linking them all up and making one huge long car!Coming back to the poor build quality… the wheels are the absolute cheapest of the cheap… they barely turn on a flat wooden surface and are really flimsy.2 out of 4 of the cars looked like they were coming apart horizontally.For the price I would expect better quality but they are still a fun toy… just don’t expect them to survive that long!

My 11yr old godson is on the autism spectrum, but reacts well to sensory input.This toy covered that off incredibly well.This, and another toy I obtained at the same time, have been almost instantly incorporated into his routine. He prefers this toy to almost everything else available to him, and we hope it remains intact for a long time to come.Very happy with this product.

These are rather unique. These toys each can be stretched and flexed easily with little hands. They flash with coloured lights when stretched. My niece and nephew, both under 5 love them. The wheels make these even more exciting and they can all be connected via the little tail things at the back. The only downfall is these little tail things can often fall off, they're easy to reconnect again but they're so little it would be easy to lose one. These stretchy animals can also be worn around the wrist. They're not the best quality but they're not too bad either. Main thing is the kids love them which they do.