Ultimate Wrestling Fun with ToyVelt: 32 Piece Wrestling Toys for Kids! Review

I know a lot of people have used these as cake decorations but my 5 year old is thrilled that this set has become a toy. Big brand figures are expensive as hell while this set is perfect for little hands AND includes loads of figures/accessories plus 2 rings. For the price - go for it!

I bought this for my 7 year old grandson who is 7 hours old and is a huge WWE fan. I was afraid it would be too small and flimsy but once he opened it he loved it! He played with it for hours. Would recommend it to any boy in WWE. Just be aware that people are as big as my pinky, but he didn't care. There was even John Cena, his favorite character!

I bought this set to use in our weekly D&D wrestling match. A lot of tabletop players use thumbnails while playing, so I thought I'd give thumbnails a try. This set is perfect! I use a classic square ring for the Legends/classic wrestling promotion and my cousin uses a hexagon ring for his futuristic promotion. We only intended to use them for visual purposes, but unintentionally found another use for the rings. TRAYS FOR CUBES! After the bones accidentally fell into the ring, the ropes…

Overall the product is not great but definitely very good. My son was so excited about this, he completed all his chores as soon as he opened it so he had more play time before bed. There are many fun parts that have surely resulted in hours of gameplay. It's not the same quality as genuine WWE branded items, but it's not a problem. Many small parts are flimsy and do not always fit together well. However, in every scenario, my 6-year-old son plays wrestlers who are tearing down fences anyway. I

I was very disappointed with both the quality and the size. I like their idea but the photo of kids playing with this set drew me in when I bought it because it looks like a big toy. This picture is fake because it appears to be tiny and made of plastic so cheap that the pieces broke when he tried to open the box. All he asked for for his birthday was a wrestling ring. I found this and thought it was perfect and came with everything he needed and was so sad to find out how crappy it was and now

First off, there are LOTS of small parts in this playset. Heed the warnings and don't give this to your young children: serious choking hazard (duh!). For older kids, the sheer amount of detail means this is one of the most expensive wrestling toys on the market! Name an accessory and this set has it: a ring, ropes, cages, a stretcher, chairs, trash cans, a table, a ladder, a shopping cart and of course the wrestlers themselves! (There are no recognizable personalities in this set as it is not…

At first glance I was most impressed by the huge amount of accessories that was in this box. Between the two rings, the cages and all the guns, my little man has a lot to play with. He just turned five and loves her. Of all the toys we got him for Christmas, this was the one I've heard and seen the most about. I grew up wrestling in the late 90's and have fond memories of spending money on action figures. Though smaller and less practical, there are quite a few of them, and some of them are…