Stomp Rocket Jr Multi-Color Rocket Launcher for Kids, 8 Rockets

Overall great product for kids. The shooting range is quite amazing even when my 4 and 6 year old boys just on it. They love it and it is often played with throughout the day. Good activity to keep the kids moving. Foam rockets can sometimes wear and tear overtime but most stay together really well and you can buy replacements as needed. Great bday gift for kids as well! Nicely priced!

My 3 1/2 year old grandson loved these rockets, they are simply made with cheap plastic, but for his age, and for the money, 5 stars. Hours of fun for all.

My grandson LOVES the stomp rockets. He is 2 years old and is able to stomp the rockets into the sky! Good quality and would make a great gift for kids.

My son (3) and daughter (7) love playing with these rockets. I took a star off because a couple rockets have already broken.

I bought the Stomp Rocket Jr Multi-Color Rocket Launcher as a gift for my 3-year-old, and it quickly became the highlight of our outdoor playtime! If you’re looking for an engaging and fun activity to keep the kids active, this is an absolute winner. Easy to Set Up and Use: From the moment we opened the box, the setup was super simple. Within minutes, my child was launching rockets into the air with pure excitement! It’s all kid-powered – no batteries, no fuss – just stomp and watch the rocket soar. I love that it’s so intuitive for little ones; my child figured it out immediately and had a blast experimenting with different stomping techniques to see how high the rockets could go. Lightweight and Portable: Another great feature is how lightweight and easy to transport the entire set is. We took it to the park, and it became a hit with other kids, too. It’s small enough to fit in a bag, making it perfect for trips, park days, or even just playing in the backyard. Durable and Safe: As a parent, I appreciate that the rockets are soft and safe for young children. Even when they land back down, there’s no risk of injury or breaking anything around. Despite the frequent stomping, both the launcher and rockets have held up incredibly well, even after multiple high-energy play sessions. Multi-Color Fun: The bright, multi-colored rockets make it even more enjoyable. My child loved picking a “favorite” color to launch and chasing them down after they landed. It added an extra layer of excitement and kept their attention for longer. Room for Improvement: The only small downside is that the rockets sometimes catch the wind and land in unpredictable places, but that’s all part of the fun and adds an element of surprise! Just make sure to play in a wide-open space if possible. In Summary: I can’t recommend this rocket launcher enough! It’s a fantastic way to get kids moving, thinking, and having fun outdoors. My child gets excited every time we bring it out, and it’s become a favorite in our toy collection. Whether for a birthday gift or just a weekend activity, the Stomp Rocket Jr is a must-have for any active kid!

Kids loved it - great outdoor toy. Decent quality

I bought this 14 months ago for our 20 month old grandson on a hunch that even at that age, he may enjoy the excitement of seeing Nani make the rocket fly. Since we are vigilant in his playtime, caution about small parts ie: the toy's wing nut, aren't an issue. But unmonitored play is not an option for a toddler. Actually, our only issue was to make sure he wouldn't attempt to chew the foam rockets. He did make one large hole in a rocket but never again when he realized that rocket wouldn't fly any more. My intent was to stomp the rocket launcher for him. I got to do it once. Our then tiny guy watched it go up up up. When it landed, he toddle raced to go pick it up. When he got back to the launcher, I expected him to want to see me repeat the performance. Instead he leaned way down, examined the launcher, straightened up and - and since he wasn't yet much of a talker yet, he simply stomped his foot. Message received. I showed him - let him - helped him, push the rocket onto the air tube. His first stomp attempt only got the rocket halfway off the tube. He didn't have the aim or power. I showed him how to jump on it with two feet instead. Successful launches grew more frequent. On occasion, he'd let me stomp too! It grew into a great success, in several ways. While it wasn't the only toy he played with, it was one he faithfully played with, and still plays with, every time he stays with us...(every other weekend)! He's now turning 3 and we've had 14 months of this toy being launched, stepped all over, dunked in the pool, stuck in trees, and tugged away from his same aged cousin. Since we live in warm Phoenix, that's a lot of abuse, and adult with child FUN.. And while he couldn't really talk well when he first got it, if anyone asked him what he was going to do at Nani's house, he would stomp his foot and smile. It drew smiles from everyone else too. If you are reading this review, then you're probably looking hard for a toy that has the big three elements. Kid appeal for the long haul. Durability. Price. But add in the kid and adult bonding fun factor... and this becomes a grand slam. A tip or two. Plan on buying an extra bag of rockets down the road. They really fly and if the wing nut that holds the trajectory tube in place loosens (it does) the rocket can end up in someone's gutter or trees or In the mouth of the neighbor's bulldog. Note: The more deluxe version of this isn't as good a flyer, has more hard plastic and our little guy returned almost immediately to his junior version. What a bonding experience it's been for all of us. Five Big Stars! It’s been 7 years since the first purchase. He’s nine now, and we’ve replaced it twice. He isn’t into it by himself now, but when his pals are over? They get very competitive. They take it to the park so it doesn’t disappear into a neighbors yard or solar panels. It’s just plain fun.

My 4 year old son loves this toy. My nephew loves it. For my niece its cool for a few jumps and then she is ready to go make mud pies. I think this toy is great, except that we really don't have a good place to play with it. Our house is small... and this toy really needs one of those big McHouses with high ceilings if you want to play with it inside. Even though my son thinks its hilarious that the rocket (all foam) hits the ceiling and bounces off to some unknown place in the house, its a bit nerve wracking for me. So we take it outside. But our back yard has some trees -- not a forest, but just a maple, a Japanese maple, and some spruce trees in the flatter area of the back lawn... and we really need a bigger open space to play with this toy. These trees are not super tall, so when the rocket shoots up, sometimes its hard to see where it went (though most of the time it just goes straight up and straight back down). The kids don't seem to care, they just laugh and squeal, but I am worried the rockets will be lost, so I inevitably bring it back inside, thinking that the kids really need to be older to take care of it. Also, if the Stomp Rocket is brought out, I know I will be needed to help put the stand back together over and over. It is a flimsy stand, and though it seems to lock together well, somehow it keeps being knocked or bumped and falls apart again. The stand falls over easily, too. It just doesn't weigh enough. Again, the kids don't care, but it is a bother. And a word about durability. My nephew is the rough one, and within minutes of my putting this toy and its rockets outside for the kids to play with, he had ripped all the fins off the foam rockets "to make them faster". I could not think of any glue that could be used on those materials (though maybe I am just not thinking hard enough), so we bought another set. So if your child is one of those take-it-apart-to-see-how-it-works kinds, I am betting the fins will be off in minutes for you, too. That said, I think the rockets will shoot perfectly well without fins... its not like they fly far anyhow, since they weigh virtually nothing. So in conclusion, the boys love this thing. I am mot so enthusiastic about it. Maybe I will bring it back out tomorrow and just leave them with it outside, and see what happens. Maybe the rockets won't be stripped of fins and and shot into the trees. We'll see.

Grandsons love this toy

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Loved it - gave as a gift to friends child in Mexico and they had fun with it

ho pensato di regalarlo a mio figlio di quattro anni che è appassionato di aerei e razzi spaziali, e devo ammettere che è stata una scelta azzeccata. il gioco è composto da un cuscinetto di materiale polimerico deformabile che termina in un tubo, alla quale estremità va inserito il "missile", 3 o 4 missili di polistirolo e 2 pezzi di plastica da comporre ad incastro che fungono da supporto per per l'estremità del tubo, ovvero la rampa di lancio e che a mio parere sono l'unico punto debole del gioco. il missile si alza davvero per almeno una decina di metri, quindi è vivamente consigliabile giocarci in un prato lontano da alberi ed abitazioni per non correre il rischio di perderlo. questo gioco è essenziale, perchè non ha bisogno di batterie perchè il propellente di lancio del missile è l'aria che viene compressa da peso del bambino che salta sul cuscinetto, e nella sua essenzialità è anche sicuro perchè, oltre al fatto che i missili pesano davvero poco, il tubo che collega il cuscinetto alla rampa di lancio costituisce una distanza fisica tra il missile e il bambino che salta sul cuscinetto, che così non può interfirire con la sua traiettoria di lancio.in ultimo, la leggezza dei razzi impedisce che possano fare danni quando ricadono a terra. lo consiglio per la sua sicurezza e per la sua semplicità, è un gioco che non può non piacere, infatti ogni volta che mia figlio ci gioca, viene circondato da altri bambini che gli chiedono d giocarci, e ed io da genitori che mi chiedono dove l'ho comprato.