Paw Patrol, Ryder’s Rescue ATV, Toy Vehicle with Collectible Action Figure, Sustainably Minded Kids’ Toys for Boys & Girls Aged 3 and Up

Honestly love this toy vehicle. The size is just right for my kid to carry around easily and play with. It feels sturdy and well-made, which is important for rough play. The collectible action figure adds an extra fun element. Overall, a great addition to the Paw Patrol toys collection, especially for young children who enjoy active play.

Perfect for Paw Patrol obsessed grandson. Has held up great with everyday play.

Awesome

Four year old loved him

Well made toy. My grandkids love it!

My grand daughters plays with they every day. They are part of her family

Perfect for kids!

Daughter loves playing with it. The only problem is that the back wheels don't spin very well. I think there's something catching inside when the wheels spin.. hopefully this is an isolated incident but I just want other buyers to be aware

Quality of item purchased is excellent.

Very poor quality, arrived broken, the legs and body of the rider character are joined by a weak piece of plastic

Bra och funkar som förväntat.

Muy bonito les encantó a mis hijos

We finally got Ryder and his ATV to command the Paw Patrol squad, and while the toy itself is decent, I have some serious questions—starting with: Where does this 10-year-old get the funding for multiple air, sea, and land vehicles, custom uniforms, and a full tech command centre?? Anyway, back to the toy. Ryder’s ATV is fun enough—good build quality, sturdy wheels, and Ryder can sit securely without falling off, which is better than I expected. My son likes using him to direct missions, shout orders, and ride dramatically into the scene like a small-town CEO with absolute power and no oversight. Ryder doesn’t have any buttons or lights on this one, which is fine with me. But compared to the more interactive pup vehicles, this feels a little underwhelming. Maybe that's fitting though—he’s more management than rescue crew, after all. Still, every time I see him roll up to the scene in his ATV like he’s just back from approving municipal budgets and building a new flight tower, I can’t help but think: shouldn’t there be adults handling this? Where are the parents? Where is the mayor? Why does this boy have a private fleet? Pros: Solid build, ATV rolls well Ryder figure stays on nicely Kids like putting him “in charge” of things Doesn’t make noise (mercifully) Cons: Feels a bit basic next to the pup vehicles No accessories or cool features Raises troubling questions about child-led emergency infrastructure Still no public records explaining his funding model Bottom line: if your kid’s into Paw Patrol, they’ll want Ryder. Just be prepared to quietly question everything while he coordinates yet another aerial rescue mission without a single adult in sight.