waytoplay King of the road

This road track is very durable and goes together and apart easily. My grandson loves the product

It packs away very easily, is reasonably easy to construct, I particularly like the parking bays. It makes toy vehicles more interesting to play with.

I bambini si divertono a costruire strade, incroci, rotatorie e a riempirle poi di traffico! Molto pratico, comodo e divertente. Di gomma morbida si pulisce facilmente.

Super produit. S'emporte partout.

We have had our roads for over a year and added this set recently. Our roads are still in excellent condition and have truly held up to hard playing in the mud, rain, bath etc. They fit together like puzzle pieces. A few things about the roads for those thinking about buying: 1. They are excellent as indoor/outdoor toys- one of the main reasons I got them was so I wouldn't have to worry about bringing them in when it rains. Perfect. They wash off easily in the sink. Oh, and they are AMAZING on the side of the tub or on Windows (they stick with water)! 2. They store SO small and take up basically no space when stored and that's a big deal because we don't have lots of space. This makes them really great for travel. 3. You get what you pay for...yeah they are pricey...but so are most toys that last for a long time. We also have a wobbel board and Grimm's rainbow and those were pricey too. I would much rather pay more for something that will last for years and grow with my kids. We also try to have high quality open-ended toys and these have been a perfect addition. 4. These do best on hard floors or rounded curved things like wobbel boards, arch blocks etc. (If you have all carpets and don't plan to play outside there might be a better option for you). Sometimes we have to brainstorm to figure out how to get them to stay when we are using them on bumpy surfaces or they don't have very much support but that's also part of why I love them. They are thin enough to bend and flex (a LOT), but they also require critical thinking and really make you use your imagination. They are not magical and have limitations just like every other toy. Instead of removing limitations I want my kids to see them and create solutions instead of giving up...tegu blocks are another great example of a toy that makes you think. 5. These are not for very small children unless you plan to help...A LOT...I would start around age three depending on the child. Hope this helps someone!