Product Description

3 - 10 years. This Dinosaur Bin makes it fun and easy to play with, clean up, transport, and store toys. A multi-activity surface for dinosaurs, action vehicles, and more. A volcanic island surrounded by water oozes lava, has a tar pit and a mysterious cave. 9"H x 15"L x 12 1/2"W.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6980 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Neat-Oh
• Model: 00103

Features

• Collects toys when zipped up.
• Play, Store, Carry
• Wipes clean, stackable, folds down flat

Customer Reviews

Great idea
The dinosaur mat is so colorful and just really beautiful. The quality is very good and changing the item from a floor mat to a box is very simple. My son loved this for Christmas.

Even Better in Person
Just got this yesterday for my little two-and-a-half year old dinosaur maniac.

He absolutely LOVES this box and playmat, and even I was impressed.

It's durable and sturdy feeling. The corners zip up to form the box, zip down to flatten out, and those zippers also feel strong.

Better yet, the pictures are vivid and colorful. All the sides of the box have dino scenes my little guy stares at, and the playmat itself gives you a nice variety of environmental fun: a volcano, waterfalls, tracks leading to a dark cave (with eyes peering outside), trees, cliffs, rivers, and a tar pit. It's all flat, of course, but if you have of a number of smaller dinosaur sets, there's lot to do and enjoy on this playmat.

There is a lid and straps for carrying. The size is clearly and accurately represented in the picture of the child above.

Nicely made and highly recommended.

Durability and issue
Pros: Great organizational product
Fun!
Inexpensive
Exterior material is durable (no rips or busting seams)
Cons:
My only con is that it is made of cardboard - The outside is vinyl but under the vinyl it is made of cardboard and if you have kids you know what this means.
Its bent out of shape, the lid barely fits on it anymore etc.
My older child has kept his in good shape but the ones for my younger child have met the fate of the garbage can.
Younger kids see 'box' and think 'stepping stool' or 'chair'
Great for older kids though!