Stomp Rocket Dueling Rockets Packaging Review

I bought this toy for my nephew's 3rd birthday and he loves it. Several weeks after his birthday he refused to go in because he loved playing with this toy. My nieces and nephews (3, 6, 8 and 12 years old) loved playing with the dueling rocket, just like the adults! The initial setup took only 2 minutes, almost all ages can fuel the rockets themselves and everyone can join in! The original toy comes with red rockets only. So when you buy blue rockets it makes the distance competition fun and…

My kids (4 and 2) love them. Also some neighborhood kids (6 and 9 years old) stopped by and they loved them too. Be careful not to bend down to reload one rocket while your excited kid stomps on the other. but I was hit pretty close and it doesn't hurt. So. safe for all ages! Ha. We had the original version a few years before the rockets went off (probably because of the Destructo baby). It's a slightly different design, but they work just as well. Please note my husband bought another brand…

I have previously purchased a single stomp rocket which was just so-so and was shocked at how much better this version is. The main difference is the base. A single rocket has a base that doesn't stay where you specify it and periodically falls apart. Children cannot reassemble it without the help of adults. What a great pain! This base remains solid, stable and adjustable. The kids love it. The other big difference is the missiles themselves. They are higher quality and much easier to insert…

We have some Stomp Rocket JR and Ultra Stomp Rocket that we donated. This is my favorite gift for toddlers and preschoolers. Our problem has always been that after a while the hose and the plastic rocket holder no longer hold together well. This results in not being able to aim well in the air. We screwed some of these things up with screws and extras and tried to get them to stay upright. Another problem is that we always attracted crowds from the neighborhood when we played with her. Stomp…

We just bought this version for a friend's birthday after having fun with the one person version ourselves. This version solves two main problems I had with one person. This stand won't fall apart or fall, and more than one child can play with it at the same time, which sort of solves a lot of small arguments. Power makes rockets fly. We often take our people to picnics and gatherings with open spaces and lots of children. Rockets are cheap but last surprisingly well. They're soft, and even if…