Inflatable ‘Rody Horse’ Children’s Ride-On Rocking Horse: Color is Red
Inflatable ‘Rody Horse’ Children’s Ride-On Rocking Horse: Color is Red
Price: $38.00
- Promotes balance and coordination while providing a fun workout
- Made from soft, super-strong, latex free and phthalate free vinyl
- Base (sold separately) transforms hopping Rody into rocking Rody
- 12″ high at the saddle; ships boxed & uninflated
- For ages 3 years and older
Product Description
Gymnic Line’s Rody Horse is a favorite with children! Made in Italy from super strong yet soft latex-free vinyl for long lasting use and durability, this horse is a fantastic exercise product for indoors and smooth, safe outdoor surfaces. Promotes children’s body coordination, balance and lymph circulation while providing a fun workout. Recommended for ages 3 through 5 years.
Inflatable ‘Rody Horse’ Children’s Ride-On Rocking Horse: Color is Red
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Comments
My Score: 5 / 5
I bought the Rody from Gymnic with the Rocking base. When it is on its base it is a rocking pony, when it is off its base it is a bouncing pony. My 20 mnths ancient twins like the rocking version right now. I also bought a huge hopping ball called Hop66 from Gymnic for my 10 yo and she bounces on it everyday. These toys are fantastic, durable, even used in Physical Therapy. Rody and Hopp 66 are made in Italy. By the way I wish Amazon could include the country of origin in the description of products. This information is on the product packages and on-line consumers should have access to it just like in store consumers would.
My Score: 4 / 5
The fantastic thing about this product is it can expand to fit your child. I didn’t blow it up all the way for my younger daughter who is 15 months and it is blown up to the recommended maximum for my three-year-ancient.
The downside is you have to use an air compressor to blow it up to a excellent size. If you use a foot pump it doesn’t work well.
They really delight in bouncing up and down and also bouncing them so that they go around the room on them.
I reckon it teaches them balance and coordination. I know that it is used for special needs children to teach them how to balance.
I reckon it’s a excellent product. I tend to place them away for a while and when I bring them out they are like a new toy and the kids get all excited again.
See my picture in the images!
My Score: 4 / 5
My 1 year ancient and 2 year ancient like this toy my only concerns were that my 2 year ancient at 34 inches looks like he is already the tallest he could be to be comfortable on it, it will be too low to the ground soon to bounce well. And it’s a small hard to get the plug in after you inflate it without losing too much air. One plus to it being small is that my kids haven’t gotten hurt so far when they fall off!
My Score: 2 / 5
I was really excited to get this toy for my 20 month ancient daugher for Christmas. She is large for her age, 32″ and ~34#, and is very well coordinated. I bought her older sister a hop ball but my younger daughter’s legs were just too small for a traditional hop ball. I thought Rody was my answer but I was incorrect. Although the brief instructions reccommend that you inflate to varying degrees for different capabilities, it doesn’t matter how much or small air is in this cute small horse, she ALWAYS falls off in a matter of minutes. She has fallen sideways because she’s squirming and trying to go about the room, she falls over backwards because she tried to bounce too high, luckily she has not fallen off forwards like another reviewer mentioned. Rody is just adorable and probably fine for kids who just want to sit and bounce a small, but if you have an active small one who wants to leave the ground when bouncing and travel quickly around the house, this is not that toy.
My Score: 3 / 5
Lots of fun, but in our experience Rody tends to tip too much. We’ve had much better luck with George the Bouncing Horse. Bought over a year ago for our now 2.5yo, it’s still played with regularly (and our nearly 6yo thinks it’s pretty fun too!). George’s feet are much wider and he’s far more stable.
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