Product Description

The classic toy is back with a restyled look! Adorable bounce-along pal gives kids two exciting ways to ride. Kids can scoot forward or bounce in place as they develop core strength and coordination skills. Indoors or out, it's a giggly, wiggly way to bounce bounce, bounce! Measures 23.25" x 14.5" x 15.25". Holds up to 50 pounds.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5738 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 34887
• Released on: 2007-06-25
• Dimensions: 23.80" h x 16.00" w x 5.10" l, 7.15 pounds

Features

• Perfect ride-on toy for preschool-aged children
• Kids can either bounce up and down or push along for a ride
• Cheerful green and yellow color and sturdy construction
• Excellent exercise for leg strength and coordination
• Recommended for ages 2 to 4

Amazon.com Product Description
Give your child the perfect ride-on toy with the Hasbro Playskool Kid Motion Bounce 'N Go Inch-Along. The Inch-Along updates the classic worm scoot around toy with a brand new look. Recommended for children ages 2 to 4 years of age, this toy offers kids a fun and exciting way to transport themselves wherever they please, indoors or outdoors.

The Inch-Along updates the classic worm scoot around toy with a brand new look. View larger.

It's colored a cheerful bright green and yellow. View larger.

Going Mobile
The basic idea behind the Bounce 'N Go Inch-Along has been around for decades. Since the 1970s, the classic bug buddy has kept toddlers and preschoolers bouncing and rolling around, and now it's back with a redesigned look. With a cheerful bright green and yellow color, this toy is as much of a delight for the eyes as it is to ride. Kids will love springing up and down as they ride along.

With four sturdy wheels, the Inch-Along is built to withstand lots of bouncing and will not tip over. Parents can rest assured that their kids will be safe while riding. It also gives kids two riding options: they can either stay in place and bounce up and down, or scoot forward. Not only is it fun, but it's great exercise, too. So, while they're going on wild adventures with their Inch-Along, kids will also be building core strength, leg strength and coordination skills.

This sturdy bug buddy keeps preschoolers bouncing and rolling around.

What's in the Box
Bounce 'n Go Inch-Along body, 2 axels, 4 spacers, 4 wheels, 4 wheel caps and assembly instructions.

From the Manufacturer
The classic toy is back with a restyled look! Adorable bounce-along pal gives kids two exciting ways to ride! Kids can scoot forward or bounce in place as they develop core strength and coordination skills. Indoors or out, give kids an enjoyable way of getting around by themselves, or just a giggly, wiggly way to bounce, bounce, bounce!

Customer Reviews

Not like I remembered...
I had one of these as a child, I remember having so much fun on it. I decided to get my child one so he could experience the same. The toy I remembered moved forward when you bounced on it, as you bounced it also made a noise that I can only describe as 'a playing card in the bicycle spokes' sound.
This toy does not move forward, nor does it make sounds. Up and down are the only things it contributes to playtime. My 18 month old likes it every now and then to bounce on, but other than that he still prefers the push truck, complete with noise for $[...] at Wal-Mart.

Great fun!
My toddler loves this toy. When I saw this toy, I couldn't resist becuase I played with this toy when I was a kid! Built well, not your typical boring ride-on toy. My boy loves the bouncing motion and talks to it like he's a friend. Very cute.

Way to "update" a toy and ruin it...
As others have stated, it's amazing that they took out the ratchet-drive feature. They even left in the square axles and the sockets they sit in, but they freespin. Not only did they make the toy uglier than the original, but they neutered it and made it go nowhere fast.

Methinks the lawyers or the beancounters got involved at the last minute and took out the only thing that made this toy worthwhile. Did they think they made it "safer"??? My kids didn't find it interesting at all.

Very disappointed.