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Great game for kids!
This is a very cute dinosaur 4 in 1 toy that is fairly well made. The fabric appears to be thick enough to last for a while. My two and a half year old grandson loved it! Its rated for ages 3 and up with a warning about the small balls, so I always participate in the game, and he easily could play it. It’s very easy to set up as it just pops up and all you do is attach the Velcro at the bottom and the small dinosaur at the top. There are instructions on how to twist it back into the small box so it’s a great size for storing it. My grandson loved throwing the 6 “Velcro” balls at the dinosaur and having them land on the different dinosaur body parts. The 3 rings can be tossed around the little Velcro dinosaur at the top. The 6 beanbags are a good size for a toddler or child. There are two pockets (corn holes) to throw the beanbags in. This game is great to develop a child’s throwing skills and it can give them lots of exercise running back and forth to fetch the missed balls and to pull the balls off the dinosaur for every turn. There are even two plastic axes to throw onto the dinosaur which is the 4th game. It can be played by a large age span. This would be a fun party game too. The reasons I didn’t rate it as a 5: The beanbags have pictures and the name of a fruit on each one. The green one says “lemon” on it and even the toddler thought that was funny. In Canada, our lemons are yellow. Limes are green. I’m not sure what is inside the beanbags ( I couldn’t find any details in the description), but it almost feels like silica so I’d always supervise a young child who might bite the beanbag. I’d prefer a soft axe rather than a hard plastic because if kids miss the board, it would hurt if it hit a sibling, friend or parent! Overall I would still recommend it as it is a fun game that keeps kids off devices and the whole family could play.

Bottom Line: Fun, educational, but stickiness fades over time.
I recently tested out the RaboSky 4-in-1 Dinosaur Toss Game for Kids, and here’s a breakdown of its features to save you scrolling through a book of details and my experience using it:The Good Stuff:I found the variety of games in one set really engaging for kids. The steel frame felt sturdy, and the fabric was well-made with no sharp edges. The educational aspect with labeled fruit bean bags was a nice touch for teaching colors and names. It was easy to set up and fold away, making it great for both indoor and outdoor use.Opportunities:The game could be a bit smaller for my very young kids who might struggle with the larger size. Some of the accessories, like the sticky balls, lost their stickiness after several uses. Also, the axes, while fun, are plastic and could be more durable with repeated play.Bottom Line: Fun, educational, but stickiness fades over time.

It has 3 in 1 games

Everything was included and came well packed. It was easy to setup and turn around to switch between games. Works, although it’s really lite so if you use outside you probably want to weight it down with something. Everything worked and stuck except the axes. Those technically stuck but we found that the velcro didn’t quite stick that well and I think most kids would get really frustrated. You essentially have to walk almost all the way up and sort of finger toss it and it’ll stick. Otherwise the axes just make the velcro sound like they might stick and then fall all the way down. That could have just been our unit though. Maybe the velcro tape got crushed in transit/storage or something. It’s an easy fix though, just buy more 3M velcro tape from the store. eventually all the velcro will wear out way before the plastic, so you can keep just applying new tape.Other than that everything worked and the kids had fun and it was easy to setup and move around.The only other problem we had, and this the main reason why we removed a star, was that it was really hard to fold it up the way the instructions state. It took a ton of tries, even with the videos and written instructions. And you kind of had to get the technique down and then learn how to make minor adjustments and inch it closed. Even stabbed myself because the frame popped out once. I’ve used other twisting type frames, and they can all be a little tricky but they were all easier to fold up than this was. Once you get the hang of the technique, you can do it, and do it faster. But even then it takes a handful of attempts to get it back to the size where it’ll fit in the box. So maybe the best fix is to actually just use a bigger storage bag or container where you don’t have to fold it so small and compact.I also think the price could be cheaper. Have seen other comparable products for $5-$10 less.

This was a HIT with my 2-4yr old class!Set up was quick and easy. Play was even easier!The wire structure was more sturdy than expected!The colors were NOT faded.The height and size was about the height of an average 2-3y.o. so perfect height for kids to be intrigued by the big new game!