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| |  | | Home » Okiedog Fropper | | | | | | WARNING:| CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. |
| | | Description: | | fropper features a unique spring system that links the 2 level seat, creating a fun and stimulating ride-on experience like no other. The curved seat ensures a secure berth and caster wheels allow your toddler to easily change direction. fropper folds to a fraction of its original size making it convenient for parents to carry and store! For children 18-36 months and up, maximum weight limit 45 pounds. | | | Features: | |
• Fropper ride on - More bounce per ounce
• Whisper quiet, non-abrasive wheels
• Folds to a fraction of its original size, and it has a built-in handle
• Caster wheels allow toddlers to easily change directions
• Holds children up to 45 pounds
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 16.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 13.25 inches | | Product Weight:
| 4.41 pounds | | Package Length:
| 15.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 14.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 12.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 7.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 29 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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38 of 40 found the following review helpful:
 Hazard -- arms snapped offFeb 07, 2009
By E. Phillips-Staley
This product is seriously defective. Earlier this morning my son was riding his fropper in front of me and my husband. When he leaned back to turn, both of the steering handles snapped off simultaneously. He flew backwards and landed on his head with both handles still in his hands. On top of it all, the plastic edges on the broken handles are very, very sharp.
My son is 21 months and about 28 lbs -- well in the weight range for this toy, which he loved. Thankfully he wasn't riding it on a harder surface -- he could have been seriously hurt.
24 of 25 found the following review helpful:
 Fun Funky FropperApr 21, 2008
By David R. Williams
When I first saw this toy I knew I...I mean my little boy...had to have it. Bright, colorful and fairly well made, he loved it at first sight and in the month or so that he has had it, it is the only riding toy he plays with. He rides on it. He pulls it. He pushes it. The metal pin that holds one of the front legs in place got loose early on. I'm not sure if a bigger kid did it trying to ride the toy or what happened but it has not affected the performance of the toy. What's important is that this is one fun toy.
25 of 29 found the following review helpful:
Poor quality...snapped right in half!May 01, 2008
By KPS
"Busy Mom"
I bought this for my 2-and-a-half-year-old son who loves ride-on toys as well as bouncing. He was just weighed at the doctor's office earlier this week and he weighs 40 lbs. The weight limit indicates up to 55 lbs. He was thrilled to get it and loved riding it around the house. However after about an hour he started bouncing on it and it made a loud cracking sound. Then the entire seat snapped right in half! My son fell backward onto the wood floor. I had to box it up to send it back, explaining to my son that it was broken and he couldn't ride it anymore. This is an expensive toy to be made so flimsy. I bought the Scuttle Bug Razor scooter for him last year and that still held up...he loves that toy and it's much cheaper!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Like a frog to waterNov 03, 2009
By Kiko
My 20 month old son sat on it and was gone in a flash. He loves it and learned to master it pretty quickly. Seems to be good exercise, too. We've tried 3 different "scooters"/ride-ons, and this one is by far the most practical to maneuver. His feet don't become snagged by tires or other elements. Great for indoors and out, even on carpet! Excellent for tight spaces due to its 0 turning radius. I agree that it might seem lightweight plastic, but I personally think it's made very well. We first saw one in a local toy store that had obviously been bruised, battered and well worn in (my son contributing to that), and it was working great (and continues to work great weeks later) as far as I could tell. We highly recommend it.
Update 5/10:
My son was with grandma on the sidewalks weaving through our neighborhood. He was scooting along and evidently hit a small acorn-like tree dropping (about the size of a small screw). The wheels seized up (think of when you're in the supermarket and your shopping cart runs into a piece of candy or a stray bean!) and over the front he went. BAM! Right on the chin. Nasty gash that luckily closed nicely and was treated with only glue by our Pediatrician. Lesson: use extreme caution on surfaces with debris, etc. due to the small size of the wheels. We only use it on the back porch/sidewalk in our yard or in the house. He still loves it 7 months later, and we're still big fans, though.
11 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Major design flawJul 29, 2009
By Heidi Furth
"readme"
We have now had a total of three froppers and all three have broken in the same way and I have seen other reviewers post the same comments. The handles break off ridiculously easily if you do anything but just hold on to them. If there are pulled at all in any direction they both just snap off immediately. Serious design issue for a relatively expensive toy.
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