Imaginext Jurassic World Rebirth Spinosaurus 9" Trigger-Activated Motion Action Figure, Ages 3+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This running dinosaur toy from Jurassic World is really fun for my child. He absolutely love all things dinosaurs. This toy has a realistic dinosaur look that has a lot of detail. The running mechanism is really cool and fun. It works well and feels long lasting. I would definitely recommend this toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My child loves this little dinosaur toy! The wheel makes it move in a realistic fashion, the mouth opens and closes with a button on the tail. It looks pretty realistic, and the closing motion is gentle enough that i’m not worried about little fingers. As a bonus, it comes with a little stand so the dinosaur can stand up when it’s not being pushed around. I initially thought the stand was packaging and was very surprised and happy when I realized it was part of the toy. Highly recommend if you have a child that likes playing with dinosaurs!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My children are loving this running Dino! My son squeals with excitement every time we push him to make him run. The running Dino came packaged wonderfully and was easy to open but secure. The Dino also comes with a stand that you have to get the balance just right in order for it to stand in there properly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy is amazing. First and foremost it has an amazing build quality. My toddler has played with it, thrown it, tried to stand on it and give it the extra toddler love. And this has stood up to the test. This is kind of a cute toy and has a cute way of walking. It helps those crawlers around the living room and in the world of 10 minute engagements, he has been playing with it for hours. This is his favorite crawling toy. He also came up with an ingenious way of eating fruits with the neck movement motion, which is kinda cool. Overall, I rate this toy 5/5 and will recommend it for your little guy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son enjoys playing with this dinosaur. It is a great size for pretend play. The included stand helps him to easily set up a “scene” for pretend play, or it can be removed. The toys is sturdy and has withstood the rough play of two active boys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kid and I had a great time with this one! The trigger-activated lunge and chomp motion is super fun, making the Spinosaurus feel alive as it darts forward with moving arms and legs. The 9-inch size is perfect for small hands, and the “real feel” spiny fin adds a cool tactile element. It’s durable, surviving plenty of rough play, but the tail trigger can be a bit stiff for younger kids to squeeze. Overall, it’s a fantastic toy for sparking imaginative dinosaur adventures.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The boxing was fun can play with through box to see if you want it in store. Didn’t quite get what the toy was to do on blue thing. Kids love the open mouth button and while rolling it around size great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler absolutely loves dinosaurs. This one comes with a bracket that allows to be a stand or to give a “running” boost. It’s a great indoor and outdoor toy. When off its bracket it’s a nice size dinosaur.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy is durable as it’s been used both indoors and out now. Sandbox as it stomped through other toys and in the grass chasing other smaller Dino’s! It has upheld through 3 young boys with no breakage or loose pieces. Providing hours of fun imaginative play

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Fisher-Price Imaginext Jurassic World Rebirth Sprinting Spinosaurus Dinosaur Toy With Lunge & Chomp is unique in the realm of dinosaur toys. This Spinosaurus has moving legs that give it the effect of running as you roll it by hand on its clear center wheel that looks like a gear. There is a red trigger style button mechanism at the bottom of the tail. This allows it to open its mouth and give some extra action to the play dynamic with the upper leg movements. Rolling the Spinosaurus on its wheel will not automatically cause the upper legs or mouth to move. The red trigger must be pressed and held for that to happen. With that engaged, the Spinosaurus’s mouth opens and closes while the head tosses side to side. The red trigger can be pressed to have the mouth open and close while not rolling, but then the upper legs also stay stationary. The trigger and wheel must be used together for the upper legs to move. The back has a soft rubbery texture on its sail. My son has already managed to tear up the spiky spine area along the top of the sail rather effortlessly. We also noticed within the first day of play that the left leg is rubbing along the part of the body it is attached to causing a mark to form. Although it was quite awesome to see our son enjoying the Sprinting Spinosaurus the first few days, it did not hold his interest for long. Without the stand, or leaning it against something, it falls over. The blue plastic stand that comes attached to the packaging is actually more stable while it stays attached to the packaging. Once removed and sitting on a flat surface, the Spinosaurus does not display evenly. It leans and tends to fall. The stand could have maybe been heavier at the base and a half an inch taller to allow it to sit properly. This toy is more for short bursts of excitement and active play. Kids love the movement and want to watch it. Which means someone else needs to operate the toy. That is great for interacting with your kids. We did notice while playing that the gears do catch while rolling it, regardless of the surface. Too fast, too slow, you’re going to hear gear grinding. I’m not entirely sure how long it would take for something to break. The visible metal screws take away from the visual appeal. Knowing something may need to be repaired later and having access to those areas might also be a good thing. It’s an interactive toy that doesn’t have batteries. Not really something that can be posed or standing. It’s a bit loud with all the moving parts, even without any added sounds. I do recommend keeping the stand attached to the box for displaying and putting it on a shelf when not being used. It could be a fragile toy. I would get it again, because my child enjoys it so much, even in short bursts. We work a lot on fine and gross motor development and skill building activities. Fisher-Price Imaginext thought a bit outside the box with this one and we like it.