GEOGLIDE Terror Pterodactyl Glider kit with 33 inch Wingspan

This field needs to be modified by the In keeping with what most people do during stay-at-home lockdowns, I bought this for my toddler to burn some energy. Although the product is shoddily made, it is still a neat concept. As soon as two cheap pieces of tape are used to hold the sturgeons in place, they fail after several As well as being constantly separated in the middle, the thing appears to be amorphous. It had to be hard-wired with cable ties and taped together by adding cable ties through the sturgeons. My kid used to retrieve it each time he went for the next launch, so I had to piece it together each time. It will cost between $5 and $10 In a vote of 10, I would likely give this a four out of five star rating. I paid $30, but I didn't get a refund! I expect an item that is a lot more durable and that won't need to be altered so that it works reliably for the price I am paying. It's best to stay away from this product unless they lower the price or make improvements to.

Mohammad Scott

| Oct 07, 2020

My nephew turns 3 years old today, so I gave him this gift. The glider was the thing he played with more than the airplane. The foam lasted through countless flights, crash landings, and even him stepping on the wings (even after 7 years). Despite the fact that his father tried to stop him, he managed to remove some paint by shoving it into a bush. In another incident while unattended, he was able to pop off the protective clear nosecone, but this was not a serious loss. As soon as he tossed it in the fishpond, it was quickly retrieved and not soggy. Compared to her 8-year-old sister, her longer flights were far more successful. The rubber bands were a big hit with the adult and child alike during launch. It was his father and uncle who managed to knock the lower flight stabilizer off (the manufacturer provided decent double sided tape for that purpose) by throwing a foam airplane glider into it mid-flight I was able to reattach it easily again. He does have to push the wings back into the body after hard landings after extensive rough use, but he is still pleased He would run through the yard holding it over his head and pretend he was flying with it when not throwing it. I would recommend a rambunctious, older child (and an adult who is more like a child!.

Jaxen Boyer

| Oct 24, 2020

Would be better if we knew how to do it. According to the description, the item arrived. When you stick the sticky parts to the surface, they don't stick- Without them, the aircraft still flies well. I enjoy taking my son to it. He's nine years old. There have been a lot of crashes, and it still holds up well.

Victor HAYWARD

| Jan 15, 2021

The money spent on this was a waste. Wings couldn't stay together after one small nose dive, and the propeller and foot on the bottom of the plane separated.

Kimberly Frost

| Nov 22, 2020

The toy is awesome and the entertainment is terrific, but it's not worth $30 and doesn't last long.

Mikaela Hunt

| Jan 17, 2021

Originally, I bought this for my son as a birthday present. His favorite part is that it flies really well, especially with the launch sling An ideal system would be to shoot shots. It would be nice if it weren't so expensive Getting them for my other kids would be something I'd do if they were 25 or older The cost will be 30% less.

Ayleen Haas

| Feb 05, 2021

The item was for the birthday of my 7-year-old. There was nothing he didn't like about The gift he played with was the first he had received. The example video shows that it did not go as far as what he had in mind, but it worked just right. It was a surprise to me that the material was so heavy but it worked as expected.

Gabrielle Wilson

| Feb 27, 2021

Flying is not at all smooth. That's all it needs. It looks cool with a good paint job. The pieces do not stay together very.

Karsyn Merritt

| Dec 16, 2020