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Fisher-Price Toddler Tricycle Blaze and the Monster Machines Tough Trike Bike with Handlebar Grips and Storage for Preschool Kids

Name: Fisher-Price Toddler Tricycle Blaze and the Monster Machines Tough Trike Bike with Handlebar Grips and Storage for Preschool Kids
Brand: YOUPLUS Germany
Price: 16554.0 JPY
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Young racers can pedal into fun 'off-road' adventures with this Nickelodeon Blaze and the Monster Machines Tough Trike from Fisher-Price! This kid-powered tricycle is built tough, with a sturdy wheel base, large pedals and durable tires with rugged treads. The comfortable seat even has a secret storage compartment for little racer’s adventure essentials. And with super cool Blaze and the Monster Machines styling, kids will love turning the pretend key to get their epic ride rolling.

From the manufacturer

Ready for rugged adventures

Little bikers can cruise into all sorts of outdoor adventures with this kid-powered Tough Trike. Featuring awesome Blaze and the Monster Machines colors and graphics, young adventurers can pedal away in style. From the driveway-highway to "off-roading" on the lawn, this Tough Trike is ready for action!

See the fun develop

Sized just right for young racers, the Tough Trike helps kids develop their balance and coordination skills as they learn to pedal. As kids pedal away and enjoy outdoor play, they're developing a sense of confidence as they learn to steer the trike from place to place. And pedaling isn't just fun, it helps little riders strengthen their leg muscles (and gross motor skills).

Let's be kids.

Fisher-Price might be 90 years old, but we don't act a day over five. Because the only way you can make awesome things for babies and kids is to put yourself in their tiny shoes. That's why we've made it our mission to put the fun back in functional baby gear and the play back in playtime. We're heading back to childhood. Wanna come?