✈️ WATINC Airplane Toy - 14.5 Inch Throwing Challenge Review

My 5 year old managed to rip the tail in half in 15 minutes trying to take the plane apart. I don't think she was being unnecessarily rude, but she wasn't particularly gentle either. Got 4 of these as gifts for kids aged 2-7 who loved the planes. I was hoping for a slightly better performance, but I think everything is fine. Some work better than others. They are difficult to set up to adjust flight angles.

Took for a family reunion. Four grandchildren aged 7, 6, 5 and 5 and many adults had a blast with them. The planes were durable and could withstand impacts with trees, houses, and the ground. They were larger than other foam planes we've bought before, so they were more durable. I've found some dads playing with airplanes while grannies were busy with other things! Big hit! Update - Two months later I left the first planes with my cousin so I bought more when the grandkids arrived. 7 year old…

Luckily I bought six packs. Two flew perfectly right out of the box. Three required tuning with a heat gun on the tail. You needed a lot of nose weight to fly properly. I'm familiar with airplanes so it was easy to tell what was wrong and what was right, but it was very frustrating for the kids and if you're not familiar with airplane balancing you may need to throw some of these toys away. In terms of durability, they are quite decent when used properly. In the arms of a 5 year old child. not…

My eldest son (and his friends) have always loved the foam airplanes we bought (for way more money than this) when we went to various events with RC airplanes, but when the younger kids getting their hands on them, they eventually meet their demise. I've been trying to find an affordable alternative so I can give an airplane to younger kids but to the point where I would worry about it breaking and it fits those needs and more. My older son loves them as much as the more expensive ones and…