Fisher-Price Super Sounds Soccer Review
| Product Code | B0000C9WI2 |
| Product Rating |  |
| Price | $49.99 |
| Where To Buy | See More Details |
| Customer Review | See More Reviews |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1907 in Toys & Games
- Color: COLORS MAY VARY
- Brand: Fisher-Price
- Model: B8507
- Dimensions: 15.00" h x
22.00" w x
3.00" l,
8.00 pounds
Features
- Includes goal (approx. 2 feet tall x 31/2 feet wide), plus net, adjustable target, two player score keeper and ball
- Two levels of fun soccer play encourage and reward developing sports skills
- Beginners score fun sounds whenever they kick the ball into the net. The challenge grows along with kids' growing skills
- Pros have to hit the adjustable target to score fun sounds and hear the announcer shout "Goal!"
- Recommended Age Range 2 Years and Up
- Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included) and 2 AA batteries (included)
- Includes goal (approx. 2 feet tall x 31/2 feet wide), plus net, adjustable target, two player score keeper and ball
- Two levels of fun soccer play encourage and reward developing sports skills
- Beginners score fun sounds whenever they kick the ball into the net. The challenge grows along with kids' growing skills
- Pros have to hit the adjustable target to score fun sounds and hear the announcer shout "Goal!"
- Recommended Age Range 2 Years and Up
- Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included) and 2 AA batteries (included)
Product Description
Little soccer players can score big with this Super Sounds Soccer game from Fisher-Price. This accommodating game grows with your little pro by offering two levels of play to encourage and reward developing soccer skills. Beginners score fun sounds each time they hit the net. More advanced players have to hit the target inside the net to activate sounds. Add to the challenge by moving the adjustable target anywhere along the goal line. Comes with goal frame, mesh net, movable target, 2-player score keeper and ball. Imported. Goal frame: 2Hx3-1/2W'.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
111 of 114 people found the following review helpful.
By A Customer
We bought this toy for our 2 year old son and it has been a huge hit. He had never played soccer before, so I was impressed at how quickly he learned to score a goal. We first set it to the beginner stage and he was able to get the idea very quickly because every time the ball hit the net the sounds were set off. Then he learned to aim for the target and is getting quite good at this. I have to say this is a very educational toy because it teaches that physical exercise can be very fun and the immediate rewards are very reinforcing. My husband and I have had almost as much fun with it as my son!
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Jennifer
My son got this for his 3rd birthday last year. My daughter (5) and Son just loves it. It sparked some interest in soccer for both of them - My daughter now plays on a team. They are able play it with all sizes of balls so it will grow with them. We even had it in the house, garage on bad weather days and held their interest for a long time.This toy also has weathered well outside in the rain and cold weather. It was inside during the winter.The kids really like the target and it says "SCORE". This is great for foot/eye cordination, and gross motor skills.I would recommend this toy for all ages.
39 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
By Kissifur
As a single mother I've assembled enough toys that I felt that putting this together would be cake. I mean, I'm fairly literate and have about average coordination. No big deal. To my surprise, this thing totally pwned me. The directions are vague and none of the pieces are labeled. "Stick this one into that one" isn't real helpful when all the metal tubes look pretty much the same to me. And maybe I'm doing something wrong, but trying to get the net onto it properly had me biting my tongue to keep from cussing like a trucker. I don't know if it was the heat, or the screaming kids whining to help...but I had to put it down and walk away because I was about 30 seconds away from placing it in the street and running it over with my car just for the satisfying crunch.It's still in a mangled pile in my kitchen at the moment, so I can't say for sure whether my kid will like it, or whether yours will. All I know is that as a parent, I can't endorse a product that makes me want to snap it in half over my head while I roar at the sky before it's even functional.***Update***I finally got the thing together, but not without raising my blood pressure a few more points. Then I sat back, ready to blow up the ball so my kiddo could start training to become the next Pele...and the directions went something like this:9) Insert pin (not included) into the ball. 10) Use pump (not included) to inflate.Seriously, Fischer-Price? Seriously? You couldn't squeeze a pre-inflated ball into that big honking box? instead you want me to go out and buy a pin and a pump to inflate yout 15 cent blob of cheapo rubber? That's absurd and unacceptable. I'm going to pick one up at Walmart or Target, I guess. But man, was that the icing on the cake...
Post a Comment