Dazmers Multi-Color Dinosaur Race Track - Set of 16 - Toddler Race Track for Kids Play, 2.5'' H x 16.5'' L x 11.8'' W, Flexible, Made of Durable Green Plastic - Ideal for Playtime Adventures

My nephew thinks this is the best toy ever. He loves this so much

What terrible quality plastic do not buy!!! Poor build and poor strength of the toy

My 2-year-old toddler stayed up late playing this. She wouldn't want to go to bed until I shut it off and pretended that the battery died and it needed to rest before she finally went to bed. This is a cool race track starter. The assembly was pretty easy -- didn't long at all to put together. The pieces are made of good quality and solid material. Yes, it's pretty much all plastic but sturdy. The dinosaur pieces are a nice addition. Overall, a fun toy for the young ones. A good find.

This racetrack isn't a huge track, but it's extremely nice! The track is very unique in the fact that it isn't permanently set in place. The tracks are flexible and can bend almost any which way. This means you can design it just about any way or in any shape that you want.Another cool thing about this set is that the car NEVER falls off the track like they tend to do on other styles of racetracks. This is nice because with my daughter's "other" tracks, I was constantly having to put the cars back on for her and reset them. This one I can just let her play while I get stuff done around the house.The tracks are very easy to put together and take apart. They don't really have to go a certain way, so even my 4 year old can put it together without my help now. Not only are they easy to assemble and flexible, but they are very durable.There isn't anything that I don't like about this racetrack. In fact, it is my favorite kind of track now and I can't possibly see myself purchasing any other kind from here on out.Seriously, if you're tired of having to reset cars, broken track pieces, and limited creativity, then I HIGHLY recommend this racetrack.

The media could not be loaded. Dazmers Dinosaur race track is kinda boring. The track has just enough pieces to make an oval. At first we had it kind of in a circle and as the truck came down from the bridge it jumped off the track at the bottom because it couldn’t make the turn. So we had to oval it out some.The truck is cute and goes at a good speed, it just doesn’t have much of anywhere to go. The swinging doors like in the Dino movies are cool the first few times the truck bust thru them. Th3 track comes in 12 pieces that are maybe 10 inches long. They are made of a bunch of individual track pieces, so you could take those lengths of track apart if you want, but keeping them in those lengths makes set up and take down really easy. The pieces of track that come preassembled go from light green to dark green. You can identify the preassembled pieces of track in my video.We hope the track will match another dinosaur track we own, that track isn’t at our house right now, so we don’t yet know if it is a match. If it matches, the two of them will make a nice sized track. As this race track is, it’s quite small.

Ordered these as a gift for a 5 year old boy who already loves "tracks," vehicles, and dinosaurs. So, it may come as no surprise that they were a success. However, they were a big hit amongst the other kids at the party, too. So, I'd say the victory actually belongs to the product itself rather than my shopping expertise!The kids didn't seem to have any trouble immediately figuring out what to do with the pieces in this set, and they seemed to "build" fairly easily. They seemed pretty durable - there were a number of little 3-5 year olds down there grabbing and placing and playing with the tracks and they all seemed to survive the play time, so I'd say these are pretty well made.While we were at a park with various options for playing, most of the kids spent the majority of the party sitting with the birthday boy playing with this set of dinosaur themed tracks. It was pretty adorable. Happy to say this was a good choice, and if you find yourself in need of entertaining a 3-5 year old kid - it's probably a good option to consider!

My 3yr old loves this, the pieces easily click together and you can build different size tracks.

In one section of the description it mentions 1-3 year olds, and in another it mentions 3-5 year olds. From looking it over I think the appropriate range would be closer to the 3-5, as it does requires some patience and assembly. Even if an adult was to set it up, I think a 1 or 2 year old would be very bored with it and maybe lose (or swallow!) some of the pieces. For older toddlers 3+, I think it would be a fun toy and teach them some patience and "cause and effect" lessons.