K'NEX Brings on Monster Jam for Serious Fun! Review

 One things for certain at our house, K'NEX are a favorite! Add to the fun of creating with them the prospect of hosting your own Monster Jam and you have the making's of some serious fun!


K'NEX revs up the creative play with their Monster Jam series. Li'l Man loved the opportunity to put on his own Grave Digger vs. Maximum Destruction set. It came with everything, including stickers and ramp to create and recreate the ultimate Monster Jam!


The set up was easy...so easy that I didn't even know it was happening. I happened to hear the smashing, crashing cars upstairs. Geared for ages five and older, it has been an amazingly entertaining toy. Buckle up because there's no batteries or electronic devices, it's just powered by imagination!


Li'l Man plays with his Monster Jam K'NEX


Li'l Man LOVES this set. The cars have a pull back motor to propel them forward, however, when I brought this up for the picture above, I was told that "the fans have been watching my Monster Truck climb and jump over one car, then two cars and now they are waiting for four cars. Can he do it? I'm not sure, but we're about to find out!"


I love when imagination brings the faux fans to their feet in the secret stadium!


This set has over 100 parts, allowing pint-size engineers and older to build two of the MOST popular monster trucks at the same time and includes K'Nex Men drivers. There's head to head action waiting for the featured event, or single action, like Li'l Man's wild imagination shared! Add to the fun spare tires and bricks to bust through, crash into and send flying through the air. It's K'NEX at its best!


Grab your Monster Jam K'NEX set an your favorite toy retailer, Walmart or Target for just $24.99. It would make a great Easter filler, birthday gift or just because.


For more information on this set and other K'Nex products, be sure to check out K’NEX on the Web. Keep up to date and get exclusive savings and coupons by following K'Nex on Facebook.


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