National Geographic Rocket Launcher - Motorized Air Rocket Toy with Patented Design, Launch up to 200 Feet, Outdoor Toys & Model Rockets, Gifts for Kids Ages 8-12, Space Toys

This is such a great little gift. The price point is perfect. If you need to grab something for a Neighbor kid or a niece or a nephew and you don’t wanna spend a ton of money, but you wanna make them happy. First time I bought this I got it for a Neighbor boy six years old- he and his eight year-old brother absolutely loved it and had so much fun playing with it. My daughter had a great time playing with it with them and couldn’t get it out of her head so I grabbed it for her this year for Christmas. it’s durable, doesn’t take batteries and It’s easy to use so overall I just think it’s a wonderful option for a kid.

This is SO fun for kids of all ages! My 3 year old and 7 year old both love playing with it! Best for outside but we have brought it in to play too! The rockets light up so they’re easy to find in the dark and even with my kids being super rough with the stomp part, it’s held up!

This was a requested birthday gift for my 10 year old. It was very easy to assemble and easy to use for the whole family. Very light weight, but durable at the same time. Lots of fun and laughter. The light feature is a nice addition for night play.

My kids love these rockets. They spend a lot of time playing with them. My kids are 8 and 9 and are just as hard on toys as any kinda. These are good for for. Decent amount of time before they get broke

Works better than expected, fun for the kids and didn't immediately fall apart. Eventually the rockets got damaged, but that's inevitable. Worth the price.

Simple product that was the hit of the holiday. Works well and isn’t prone to snagging on roof or trees, as long as it’s used away from such.

Didn't work. Idk if he put it together wrong but we tried new batteries but never did anything.

Fun for kids and adults! My grandkids had a great time chasing the rockets and seeing how the angle of the launch tube affected the trajectory. They also realized that they were not heavy enough to get a good launch, so they let me stomp the launch cushion. Good excuse to get the kids out to the park!