The Original Slinky Brand Plastic Slinky Jr Kids Spring Toy

My grandson loves this little slinky. I like it because it's easy to untangle, and it always gets tangled by a toddler! It's not long enough to travel down stairs, but it's terrific for fine motor skill development as they learn to "pass" it back and forth between their two hands.

Just like when we were little kids.I was looking for a slinky for my two year old for Christmas. It is good for bilateral coordination because it requires two hands. We have not tired it down the stairs, but I think this one would be too short. For my purposes the length is good. My daughter just stands with it and uses both of her hands to open and close it.The color is a really nice pink and came in the box. I took it out of the box and put it in her stocking. The plastic has held up over the last month of some not so gentle use. All in all it is what I expected and good quality. I would order it again.

Slinky isn’t even that cool it’s lame and small and they make you think you’re getting a whole pack of ‘‘em when they give you one. You can find one better at the dollar tree guaranteed

This ended up being a lot smaller than I expected. Our son was so excited but it worked on the steps once out of maybe 10 try’s. He lost interest quickly after that.

Received our two slinky's today with great disappointment. We received one yellow and one green, NOT red as pictured. Had I known they would send not only a different color than red (which is my kids' favorite color)_ but two different replacement colors....can't wait to hear the fighting over who has to take the yellow one, I would have ordered standard, classic silver instead

Was really goo but cheap and small

Perfect size for a toddler. I first gave a Slinky Jr. to my baby at around 16 months, and she still loves it at 19 months. It's a good quiet toy for her in doctor's offices, restaurants, and airplanes. She likes to wear it as a bracelet sometimes and stretch it back and forth.

The plastic is pretty stiff and the slinky is pretty short. It is hard to make it walk down steps. I suppose I am used to the old metal slinkys. This one just did not satisfy me.

This slinky doesn't work. It wouldn't "slink" down any stairs or ramps. I built ramps at many different angles, tried different stairs and built small steps using stacked books but I couldn't get this slinky to work. Eventfully, I bought a different one that did work.