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A Point of View video of the Step 2 Extreme Coaster – you get a chance to see what your child sees. Also included at the end is the perspective of what YOU see.
Tips from The Helpful Dad on how to build the Cars 2 Power Wheels version of Lightning McQueen. If you have a tip to share, please do so in the comments section
Step 2 Extreme Roller Coaster – A review by The Helpful Dad in which he points out the pro’s and con’s of this toy – including what careful parents need to be aware of.
From the Manufacturer
Thrill seekers will love this huge roller coaster that will give them an extreme ride right in your backyard! Designed with safety features to remind Mom that thrills can be fun when this coaster is used with adult supervision. “Hang on tight and get ready for gravity-powered, kid-fueled fun! Providing hours of exciting theme-park thrills, this Step2 classic is now redesigned in a larger format for older children. Extreme styling and colors add to the excitement. Little riders can just hop in the easy-entry coaster car, which is safely designed to keep feet off the ground, and hang on to the convenient handgrips. The smooth-transition track simulates a real roller-coaster hill. After reaching the bottom, kids can easily push the car back up the ramp using the integrated stairs and feel the thrill all over again!
Coaster is completely kid-operated for endless hours of active play. Assembly required. Adult supervision recommended. Measures 30.5″W x 132.75″L x 40.75″H.”
If you’re about to build the Step2 Extreme Roller Coaster you need to watch this video because the INSTRUCTIONS ARE WRONG! Inside this video you will find out the CORRECT way to build the coaster. Also if you have a tip to share, please add it to the comments. Thanks
The dreaded monkey bar obstacle at Tough Mudder. Some try to go over, some try to swing and skips bars, but the easiest way to make it is simply to go hand-to-hand on each bar.
This is the ‘high dive’ obstacle at Tough Mudder. It’s actually higher than it looks once you are up there. Note that you actually can’t ‘dive” off the plank but you CAN do a flip if you like. Have fun
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