As average children around the world are content with riding on cheap plastic, car battery-powered kiddie rides that somewhat looks like a Land Rover, Stormi Webster, 10-month-old daughter of reality TV star/entrepreneur Kylie Jenner, is rolling on a mini Lamborghini. And mind you, it is not just any mini Lamborghini kiddie ride; it is one wrapped in the Louis Vuitton multicolored monogram. Yep. That’s right. Even kiddie ride get wraps too. What a world we live in now, eh? Continue reading Kylie Jenner Gifts Daughter Custom Wrap Mini Lamborghini Kiddie Ride
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Toylander Pays Homage To 1948 Series Land Rover With This Kiddie Ride
Damn. Today’s kids are fortunate, aren’t they? Not only do they get to mess with electronic gadgets – thanks to grown ups’ obsession with gadgets, they also have wonderful toys like the Toylander 1 Electric Car. If you are clueless of what Toylander 1 is… that thing there is a kiddie ride, modeled after the 1948 Series 1 Land Rover, AKA the granddaddy of the legendary Land Rover Defender. Now, I am seriously envious. I wish I was a kid again. I wish. Continue reading Toylander Pays Homage To 1948 Series Land Rover With This Kiddie Ride
Finally, A Motorcycle Rocker For Kids, But You’ll Probably NOT Buy It
I may not have met a lot of kids, but for the handful I have actually talked to, not one was into two-wheelers, except for bicycles. Hell. Even three-wheel skate scooter is more well received. For some reasons, little kids, boys and girls alike, are more enthused about cars. Maybe because kiddie rides are mostly took the form of cars. There are even sit-on toy horses with four wheels, which pretty much says a lot about the popularity of four wheelers. But if you love bikes and want to share your passion with junior, then Moto Rocker is exactly what you should get. Continue reading Finally, A Motorcycle Rocker For Kids, But You’ll Probably NOT Buy It
JimBoats 6.5 Is A Sea-faring Ride-on For Kids That (Some) Adults Can Ride Too
Kiddie ride comes in a myriad of designs. It can be a Landspeeder, a McLaren P1, a Tesla Model S, or even a non-mobile ride like the Star Trek Enterprise Rocker, but however different they may be, they are ultimately land-based miniature vehicles which, sadly, adults can only ogle at with envy. So, when Denis Jimenez dropped us a hat tip on the JimBoats 6.5, we are absolutely elated. Not only because this ride-on is sea-going, adults can have a go with it too. Continue reading JimBoats 6.5 Is A Sea-faring Ride-on For Kids That (Some) Adults Can Ride Too
Awesome Star Trek Enterprise Rocker Up The Realism With Federation Gray
Remember the awesome Star Trek Enterprise children’s rocking toy? Well, if the natural wood finish did not quite convince junior that he/she is at the helm of one of the best star fleet there’s in the universe (fictional one, of course), then perhaps, this latest iteration with a lot more detailing and in a fresh coat of Federation Gray should bump up the realism by a few notches. As before, each rocker is individually handcrafted entirely out of wood and boast features like propulsion units, the iconic flying saucer main hull and the sensor dish-equipped secondary hull which also happens to be prestigious commander’s throne. The starship, wait, I mean the rocker, is designed for kids as young as an infant (as long as they can sit up and grasp the handles) up to five years of age. Continue reading Awesome Star Trek Enterprise Rocker Up The Realism With Federation Gray
No Kidding. This Restored Testarossa Kiddie Ride Cost As Much As A Porsche!
If you don’t have at least $250k under your name, you can forget about ever owning Ferrari’s most iconic ride, the Ferrari 512 Testarossa. Your kids, however, will be a little more fortunate because at least, your kids will have a kiddie size variety you see here which costs ‘just’ about $97,000. Quite a steal, don’t you think so? Ok, maybe not. Anyways, this kid-size Ferrari 512 Testarossa is one of the only three originally built, with Ferrari’s blessing, of course, exclusively for Harrods three decades ago. When it was launched, it was sold at a cool £35,000 (about US$45,000) and if you think that was a princely sum (which it was, btw), wait till you hear how much it cost today. Continue reading No Kidding. This Restored Testarossa Kiddie Ride Cost As Much As A Porsche!
Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder Ride-on Toy Makes Kids Happy, Adult Envious
When I was a kid, Star Wars was a phenomena that has taken the world by storm. Everyone was nuts about this sci-fi movie franchise and its merchandise, naturally, flew off the shelves. I bet if the Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder Ride-on Toy by Radio Flyer was available, it will also fly off the shelves too and I also foresee myself begging my parents for one. Though I am 100 percent sure they won’t because of the asking price of $500. Ouch. These days, kids are blessed, even more so if they have rich parents. Clearly, mine wasn’t back then. I even had problem convincing my dad to buy me a pack of five Star Wars action figure. I did managed to secure one Stormtrooper tho. Continue reading Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder Ride-on Toy Makes Kids Happy, Adult Envious
The Most Compact McLaren Yet Is Pure Electric And Its For Kids
Even established automakers will feel hard-pressed in competing with today’s leading maker of electric cars, Tesla Motors. Not McLaren Automotive though. The British sport car maker has plucked up the courage to go head-to-head with Tesla with its very own (and first ever) pure electric ride, well, albeit in a very much smaller proportion and also, it is not actually competing with Tesla Motors’ regular road-going electric rides; instead it is probably more like competing with Tesla Model S for Kids, you know, that cool tiny ride made by Radio Flyer. Yes. You heard that right. McLaren first pure electric car is also the most compact McLaren ever, and it is for kids, or to be precise, for juniors who are six years of age or younger. And oh, it is a McLaren P1 too. Continue reading The Most Compact McLaren Yet Is Pure Electric And Its For Kids
Star Trek Enterprise Rocker Lets Kids Rock Where No Kids Has Rock Before
Look at the Star Trek Enterprise and what do you see the shape can turn into? Not sure? Well, as it turns out, it makes for a rather awesome children’s rocking toy – as proven by this Star Trek Enterprise Rocker made by San Diego-based G and G Rockers. The rocker is crafted entirely out of wood and features the propulsion units (non-functional, of course), the iconic flying saucer main hull and the sensor dish equipped secondary hull which also serves as the seat of the rocker. Designed to be commanded by aspiring Star Fleet captain of ages 4-5, this handcrafted Star Trek Enterprise Rocker is a fitting sit-on toy for any serious trekkies’ offsprings. Continue reading Star Trek Enterprise Rocker Lets Kids Rock Where No Kids Has Rock Before
Nerf Battle Racer Lets Your Pedal Into The Battleground Fully Loaded
The reality of Nerf battles is, the ammunition will run out at some point. Rather than being caught with the pants down, so to speak, a rig like the Nerf Battle Racer Ride On can come in pretty handy. Created by Germany toy maker Hauck Toys, Nerf Battle Racer is actually a pedal kart decked out with placeholders to carry up to four Nerf Blasters (two front and two at the back) of your choice and a myriad of storage for your foam darts, so your kid can outlast his or her opponents in the Nerf battlefield. Think of it as a useful transport and supply unit that could give your team the upper hand. Unfortunately, the option of mounted blaster that allows you to move-and-shoot is not available. If it had that, then it could be the perfect Nerf vehicle. Continue reading Nerf Battle Racer Lets Your Pedal Into The Battleground Fully Loaded