Product Description

Be prepared for adventures in the wild with everything you need to help Diego rescue his animal friends. Talking Rescue Pack includes all the tools to care for animals in need: clipboard chart, food and water dish, stethoscope, animal cast, and of course, Baby Jaguar. Press Rescue Pack's mouth to hear four fun phrases, real animal sounds and his signature song from the show. Also includes an exclusively marked Tapir figure scaled to fit Diego's playset and a fun animal fact card. Requires 2 "AA" batteries, included.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3224 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fisher-Price
• Model: J0341
• Released on: 2007-04-04
• Dimensions: 16.10" h x 11.10" w x 4.10" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Be prepared for adventures in the wild with everything you need to help Diego rescue his animal friends
• Rescue Pack includes all the tools to care for animals in need: clipboard chart, food and water dish, stethoscope, animal cast, and of course, Baby Jaguar
• Press Rescue Pack's mouth to hear 4 fun phrases, real animal sounds, and his signature song from the show
• Also includes an exclusively marked Tapir figure scaled to fit Diego's other figures & playsets and a fun animal fact card
• Part of Go Diego Go Collection

From the Manufacturer
Be prepared for adventures in the wild with everything you need to help Diego rescue his animal friends. Rescue Pack includes all the tools to care for animals in need: clipboard chart, food and water dish, stethoscope, animal cast, and of course, Baby Ja

Customer Reviews

A Good Enough Toy
First, the $30 is it listed for is not worth it! I know I paid a lot less than this when I purchased it from Amazon when it first came out.
My 2 1/2 year old (3 now) enjoyed playing with this when he first got it. It is nicely made and comes with a baby jaguar, a cast for the jaguar's foot, a plastic xray and stethascope. My son never plays with any of these things. He uses the backpack to carry around his own little "treasures".
The volume is a bit loud, but it's not that often that he presses for it to talk. He did have it talk and sing all the time when he initially got it. The novelty of a talking backpack wore off and he uses it primarily as a little tote.
Most toys like these will provide short term entertainment and my son will always go back to the trusty hot wheels cars and playdoh. For the price I paid for it, it was worth it to see how excited he was to get Diego's backpack. Plus, it sparked some imaginitive play which I enjoy seeing him do. For the price they're asking for it now($30)...I would have to say that I probably wouldn't purchase it.

It would be 5 but...
TOO LOUD! If it had a volume control or something it would be VERY nice. I find myself covering the volume with my hand half the time. Also, the toys it comes with aren't very interactive (ie: hard plastic, not posable) except for stethascope. Otherwise it's a pretty nice toy. Maybe a bit pricey considering it doesn't do much except contain some plastic toys and play some music, but it is a brand name so I guess that explains it! Otherwise the owner likes it very much, however he likes a cheaper and quieter toy (Mr. Potato Head 3 Friends Set) he got at the same time much, much more!

Liked it once I covered the speaker with tape!
My son received this as a gift for becoming a big brother. It was pretty annoying at first, while having a newborn in the house. But my sister gave me a tip that I'd like to pass along. If you cover the speaker with tape (I used regular scotch but did a double layer) it makes the volume much lower and acceptable. Now I don't care how many times he pushes the button. He doesn't really play with the items inside much but seems to like the pack. It was hard for him to open at first (2 1/2 yrs old) but now he has no problem at age 3.