Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Fisher Price Power Wheels

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Fisher Price Power Wheels are different model electric ride-on toys that let kids age 3 to 7 enjoy driving around their yard or driveway. There are a number of different styles, including a Jeep, a Cadillac Escalade, and four-wheelers. Most models come in a "boyish" color scheme and a "girlish" color scheme. Fisher Price also has a line of Power Wheels quad bikes for toddlers that are smaller than the regular Power Wheels quad bikes.

The Jeep features a real working FM radio, doors that open and close, and storage in the rear. There are two forward speeds: 2.5 mph and 5 mph maximum, and one speed reverse. There is a high-speed lockout for beginning riders and also Power Lock brakes. The weight capacity is 130 lbs.

If you've ever been around kids 3 to 7 with access to one of these, you know what a kid magnet they are. After all, they get to move around doing something that the grown-ups do: driving! Children close in age will no doubt have to come up with a sharing system based on an egg timer, or some other method, because kids love these ride-on toys. While they are relatively expensive, ranging from around 0 to around 0, they are well made and have a decent rechargeable battery.

Fisher Price Power Wheels toys cope well with flat surfaces, whether grass or asphalt, and they do fine with small hills. Larger hills may be a problem depending on the size of the child riding in it. Parents love these because (aside from any "taking turns" issues) they keep kids happily occupied for fairly long periods of time. There are some features, like Velcro seatbelts in the Jeeps that encourage safety learning.

Most parents who can afford Fisher Price Power Wheels ride-on toys find them to be well-loved by kids, maintaining their interest longer than many other toys.


Fisher Price Power Wheels

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