Radio Flyer 73 The Inchworm

Climb on the back of this curvy critter for a bouncy, rolling ride. The Inchworm has four huge wheels for rolling along, a heart-shaped handle and a fun and friendly face that kids will love. A footrest and a wide wheel base provide stability for little riders. Measures 34″L x 15″H. Holds up to 50 pounds. Some assemblage required. Adult supervision recommended.

This classic ride-on is inching his way back into action for a new generation of children to love. Parents do not forget this classic design with the friendly face that inspires kids to take part in the bounce-and-go motion. Youngsters weighing less than 50 lbs. may hop in the ergonomic saddle, place their feet on the integrated footrest, grab on to the heart-shaped handle, and commence bouncing up and down to get the Inchworm to accordion forward on it is four molded wheels. With his smiling face and cute red bowler hat, there’s not a child who won’t want to ride on this toy all day long.

Inchworm Seat

This generation of the classic ride-on has an ergonomic seat with heart-shaped handle.

Inchworm Foot

The integrated footrest makes it easy for kids to bounce up and down.

The sturdy plastic Inchworm measures 34″L x 15″H x 6.5″W and weighs 8 lbs. A hammer, screwdriver, and adult are required for assembly, but not included. Adult supervision is commended when this curvy green critter is in use by little ones.

It’s back. The classic childhood toy of yesteryear is making a comeback to delight the children of today. The Inchworm ride-on toy features fun bounce-and-go action the kids love. The ergonomic saddle and comfort-grip handle make for easy riding. Kids love the inchworm’s friendly face and bright colors.

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Radio Flyer 73 The Inchworm Picture

Radio Flyer 73 The Inchworm Photo

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62 of 69 humans found the following review helpful.
The Myth of Sisyphus Vividly Taught To Children By An Infernal Machine
By M. KENNERLY
The greatest trick “The Inchworm” ever pulled was convincing the world that it was genuinely a toy. My mother purchased two of these contemptuous widgets for my two-year-old twins; how was she to recognise it was forged in the tenth ditch of the eighth circle of Dante’s Inferno?

“The Inchworm” does not roll. It does not bounce. Nay, it does not “inch.”

It does, however, crudely flex up and down just sufficient to trick toddlers into believing that, if they carry on pushing, jumping, rocking and leaning, the toy will at galore point function.

I see to it you, dear buyer, that not one thing will come of these efforts. If you, as a parent, have decisive upon raising your children by way of the cruel tutelage of frustration, futility and fury, then, by all means, buy this product and instruct your toddler early on to rage, rage versus the immobility of the worm.

Otherwise, I suggest you buy a wagon or a tricycle.

19 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
My son loves it!
By NY Minerva
We purchased this for my 3 year old son who has massive sensory needs. He loves it, we love it, it is a classic. We were looking for an substitute to a tricycle as he is not ready for the pedalling motion yet. This is great. It does take crusade for the child to move it forward and it does not move backards, but this was perfective for us as sensory input is supposed to offer muscles resistance. Your kids will get a workout with this, which is the whole point. It is great, simple, classic fun.

14 of 15 humans found the following review helpful.
This is so disappointing !!
By Rebecca
Okay, I was so excessively affected emotionally to buy this for my 3 yr old because I loved it when I was little. It’s terrible !! It doesn’t go unless you are in regards to 85 lbs or more. My 7 yr old couldn’t even get it to go. I called the company and they said a large total of people have called regarding this and that they would look into it, but they did not give any kind of refund. Bottom line is, don’t waste your cash on this, they won’t be capable to play with it.

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Radio Flyer 73 The Inchworm