Paw Patrol, Ryders Rescue ATV Vehicle with Collectible Figure
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About Paw Patrol, Ryders Rescue ATV Vehicle with Collectible Figure
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
64% appreciated the faithful representation of the character, but 36% thought it was inaccurate.
The Zuma figure has been updated with non-moveable legs.
In the Ultimate Rescue collection, other characters have moveable legs and head, indicating good accuracy in the action-toy-figure-playsets.
I am dissatisfied with the product's quality and believe that Ryder is not well made.
The toy has a lazy design with the 4 legs not moving despite the head rotating.
66% appreciated the sturdy playset construction, while 34% found it flimsy.
My experience with the legs is that they are movable but the connecting spot is weak and breaks after a few weeks of play.
At first, the toy looked great and seemed durable, but it broke off after a few months. The legs breaking off indicates that it is not durable enough.
I compared this toy with other Paw Patrol cars and it feels cheap and breakable. The plastic is thin and wheels get stuck like a cheap dollar store toy.
The product broke within 5 minutes of being out of the box.
62% found the interactive features to be engaging, while 38% thought they were lacking.
My kid's favorite toy in the world is this action-toy-figure-playset and has been played with every day since we got it.
I can remove the character from the vehicle and play with it separately. However, the only moveable part in the Everest character is its head.
The legs of my toy do not move at all, even though the head rotates.
The legs of the toy are movable but the spot where they connect is weak and breaks after a few weeks of play.
69% praised the highly detailed figures, but 31% thought they were poorly painted.
I compared this toy with other Paw Patrol cars and it feels cheap and breakable.
At first, the toy looked great and seemed durable, but after a few months, the legs broke off.
65% liked the convenient storage, but 35% found it cumbersome.
I noticed a chip in the paint on the Everest figurine when I received it.
