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AngelaWLaFon
Big Island, VA

Fropper: The Fropper is a winning riding toy!

5 star rating

fun loving, often at the park, happily mothering, loving outside play time
Pros

    fun, unique, durable


OCT
15
2009

Okiedog Fropper  by International Playthings

Have you seen this new riding toy called the Fropper?  This is too cool.  It kind of reminds me of the "Caterpillar" riding toys that were around decades ago that "inched" their way forward while they went up and down as well but it's even better.

The Fropper has a seat, four legs with wheels and two handle bars.  It has a spring load sytem so kids can bounce and ride.  The handle bars go forward and back and the seat goes up and down.  No pedaling is required. 

Features of the Fropper:

-caster wheels that are non-abrasive for riding inside or out (we haven't tested this inside on hardwood floors)

-easy to steer with the dual handle bars and caster wheels

-folds up (amazingly small) for easy storage

-curved seat is raised in the back for balance

-comes already assembled

-attractive and gender neutral bright green and red colors

We found ours in a toy store for around $90.00 but but I've seen then online and in mail order as well for less, although I suspect the shipping will even out the price. 

There is a "parent handle" available so Mom or Dad can steer the little one.  I have not actually used it but apparently it is a telescoping handle that can be added to the Fropper for $24.95.

The Fropper says it for ages 2 up to 45lbs.

My Viewpoint:  The Fropper is an awesome riding toy for preschoolers.  It's the biggest hit at the park.  It doesn't go supper fast so it can be ridden on a porch or in a basement too.  The Fropper is a great way for young kids to get some exercise this winter. The Fropper would be a winning Christmas gift for preschoolers.

 

Last edited on Oct 15, 2009



I_thumb_up Ropper Side by Side is recommended by AngelaWLaFon

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