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Launch into action with the Tech Deck Free Riders Extreme Playset, a motorized skatepark designed for nonstop trick sequences. This playset is boosted for fun, propelling your Free Riders in both directions to master more than seven types of skate tricks. The set comes with an exclusive Chuck Free Rider figure to get your collection started. Kids can watch their figure soar off the quarter pipe, slide down ramps, and perform rail grinds. An included trick dial lets you switch between performing front flips or 360s, adding a layer of skill and challenge to the play. The Free Riders themselves function as both a fidget toy and as practice for learning fingerboard control, making this a versatile toy. Measuring an impressive 37 inches in length and 13 inches in height, this tech deck skatepark provides a large area for play. It features fun characters with unique designs, encouraging kids to collect them all and build an army of Free Riders. This playset makes an exciting gift for kids and is a showpiece for any collection of toys for boys and girls who love action. Please note, 4 LR14 batteries are required and not included.
Includes: 1 Boosted Skatepark, 1 Exclusive Chuck Free Rider Board, 1 Track Sheet, and 1 Label SheetTech Deck Free Riders Extreme Playset, Motorized Fingerboard Skatepark with Exclusive Figure, A Fidget Toy and Skateboard Toys for Kids, Ages 5 and Up. Type: Action/Adventure, Recommended age (min): 5 yr(s), Material: Plastic
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
0681147121072
UPC:
681147121072
SKU:
SPI-6076376
SKU:
POL-6076376
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