Hot Wheels Track Builder Multi Loop Box Ultimate Storage 1 Feet of Track, Connectors, Launcher, Diecast Car, Portable Ages 4 and Above​

My son loves this

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Grandson really liked this track played for hours

My wife hates Hotwheels simply because we’ve collected too much. She has a point. Our tracks and structures indeed tend to occupy the livingroom for days forcing all of us to take care not to break our necks by bananasliding on one of the many racing cars that lie around.However, the versatility, the affordability and modularity of the range cheapness makes it hard to resist the purchase of the occasional extension set.And so we also got ourselves this set that includes the ability to set up a mega-size looping and a powerful launcher. A single car is also included in the box so you can use this very well as an exciting starter set.That the set doubles as a storage box is a modest plus to our minds as we have enough Hotwheel track and parts to fill ten boxes. But what makes it interesting is that the lid and box can be integrated into your tracks, they have eight places to connect to track. Moreover the bin has two scoring compartments which adds a competitive element to the stunting.The only drawbacks are that i.) the cars rarely perform a double loop with the included push launcher, as suggested on the packaging (a gravity -driven long ramp from the table or kitchen top does the trick though)And ii.) as is common with many Hotwheel contraptions, it doesn’t take all cars, several are too wide and the higher bulkier ones never complete a loop - you better have some low nimble racers in your collection.Nevertheless the set is good fun at a decent price again. So recommended for starting, experienced and spoiled drivers alike.

I like this track compared to others as its not motorised and really loud like the previous track we bought. Its easy to put together and take apart and stores neatly in the box. However, the biggest problem I have with it is that it ONLY works with the car it comes with. We have plenty of hotwheels cars and none of them are heavy enough to make it round the loops which is a shame. All hotwheels cars should work with all hotwheels tracks.

3 year old absolutely loves it.Bought as a little gift to help relieve the boredom during this terrible time and the global lock down. My 3 year old lit up when he seen "Hotwheels City loops" and both Dad and lad had a great afternoon combining this along with some other Hotwheels tracks and playsets.At this price its also a bargain, the storage bucket lid doubles as a stand for several different types of loop or jumps as does the bucket itself and all the pieces and along with a dozen or so cars can be neatly stored away.Build quality seems good, the plastic track has a lot of flexibility and the storage box also seems solid, although with all the slots and notches built into it, it could be a weakness over time, but we will see.I'm also using it to teach the boy to assemble and disassemble the track and put it away after use so there's a bit of education to the toy as well.For the price paid (just over £20) its a bargain and a great addition to, or even aa a starter to Hotwheels playsets.

What can I say, gave my grandson his dad's hot wheels from the 80s. Bought him an upto date set for his birthday, he hasn't stopped playing with it since. He is 3.

For the price, it is an excellent buy. Though, it's our boys birthday, so it was really appreciated when the seller got back to me, as I had started to panic in learning about the delay in delivery. They were amazing and very prompt in their answers with excellent customer service, in assuring us that it will be with us very soon.Regarding the product, the launcher is very fiddly, and will not always work. Luckily for us, we have another set of tracks which easily can be connected to this set and has a sturdy car launcher. Our boy was over the moon. The only car that came it was exactly the car he wanted, so he is very happy and is in bed holding it. So no complaints and a 4 and a half stars for the price