Watch and wow at Tumble Time Tigger, as he performs fantastic cartwheels instead of his usual bouncing and keeps you guessing which way he will tumble next! With great phrases, sound activation and great songs, Tumble Time Tigger is not to be missed.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
Tumble Tigger Looks cute, but does not do what it supposed to do, tumbles a few times before it loses interest and just falls over alot, makes great door stop
Not worth the cash I bought this as a present for our daughter from the new baby. I'm so glad I tested it before wrapping it as I was very disappointed. Despite trying new batteries Tigger refused to cartwheel, fell over constanly and the one time he did manage to almost cartwheel he got stuck on his head and no amount of clapping or shouting would get him moving again. My daughter loves Tigger but this is no fun and for the price, all it really is is a still hard Tigger that u can't cuddle! I've sent it back and bought her... more info
Faulty product with no route for recompense I bought this toy for our 5-year-old son as he really wanted it - after about a month it stopped dancing - we put 6 new Duracell Ultra batteries into it, the audio works fine but the toy no still longer moves. Contacted the Amazon 3rd party supplier by email but got no response, tried several times, no luck. Involved Amazon a-z service but they said we didn't qualify as we were outside the 30 day return period - this is atrocious! Poor quality product, no response from the supplier - even their emails... more info
Good toy - if you have a neverending supply of batteries! We received this toy as a gift for my son for Christmas. He only really started paying it any attention recently (he's now almost 2) as he can mimick the actions and sounds.
One downside of this toy is that each leg of Tigger takes 3 AA batteries - and the 6 batteries required in total don't last long! We have found after the first set of batteries we've never bothered replacing them as our son has more favoured toys that we'd rather invest 'battery money' in!
I think the adults were more... more info
