What is the difference between Blaze and the other Radio Flyer Interactive Horse? Big price difference...why?
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It makes noises when the little guy rides it and feeds it. Also, they have a great warranty. If anything breaks or stops working, they will replace it. We've had it going on 3 years now. He jumped on three times this weekend, and I was pleased that it did exactly what he expected it to!
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My 2 year old son likes the Razor scooter. I don't know what the Radio Flyer one looks like, but I will say that the only problem with the Razor is that the two wheels are in the back- myson catches his heels on them from kicking. If the Radio Flyer has the two wheels in front, I suggest that one instead. Hope this helps.
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Ive never used a rody horse but I believe this is similar. It is smaller I believe.
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Hi Im pretty sure the only difference is that the Flash Rider has a lever that allows the child to lower and create "sparks" on the surface they are riding; the sparks kinda look like sparklers that get used on the 4th of July :)
2011207
You know I'm not really sure. From what I can tell the one for $82.95 is furry where the one for a few dollars less is plastic. All I can tell you is that the one we got our grandaughter, she really likes the sound and the ease of sitting with the safety seat (she is just starting to walk). She spends a great amount of time on this. We have it set up for the rocking now but it is easy to change to a spring horse. Sorry I cound not be of mor help. Rick
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I do not know about the difference, but this booster is great. My hranddaughter is a big one year old and it is terrific. It is easy to attach and easy to take to other places. We will take the tray off and use it directly at the table soon. She loves it. It is also very easy to clean.
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We have both of them, one for my son and daughter. The only difference is the spark (which all the kids think is super cool).
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I am also wondering this question!I'm looking through the product details right now -- so far the difference I see is that the Sierra (the more expensive one) has "Deluxe harness & seat with padding for added child comfort". That's about it.
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I am also wondering which one to buy for my 19 month old little girl.There's only a $10 price difference. I want to know which one she will enjoy the most and actually use.
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My older son has a regular Razor kick scooter. I wanted to start my toddler on an easier beginner scooter. I chose radio flyer based on the reviews and how it looked. Re: razor jr., radio flyer does not fold up, and it appears to be wider (more standing room). Otherwise, I have not tried the Razor jr., and am only familiar with the regular razor. If it helps, we are very happy with the radio flyer scooter for our 2-year old; and my 6-year old even likes it.
2011209
You know I'm not really sure. From what I can tell the one for $82.95 is furry where the one for a few dollars less is plastic. All I can tell you is that the one we got our grandaughter, she really likes the sound and the ease of sitting with the safety seat (she is just starting to walk). She spends a great amount of time on this. We have it set up for the rocking now but it is easy to change to a spring horse. Sorry I cound not be of mor help.Rick
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I know nothing about the lighter one! But this one is awesome! VERY sturdy! My grandson plays with it for hours!! Very solid! Sorry I could not help more, I know nothing about the other one!
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We have both the RipRider and the FlashRider and our kids (ages 6 and 7-1/2) prefer the RipRider (blue one). The spins on the FlashRider are harder to control (it will spin around multiple times when you want to stop as opposed to the RipRider which basically will spin around fast once). The RipRider is a blast to ride! We are looking at buying a new Riprider. Our kids have used it so much it's wearing out! We never used the "flash bar" on the FlashRider so we can't speak to how well that works.
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Personally I'd prefer the Elite Rayven because it is CS (clip system) compatible and more functional. For me, it's all about functionality. Both are flywheel blasters and require batteries to use. However, it is by far easier to load the Rayven than the Stockade. The Stockade has 10 shots before you have to reload and reloading takes time as it is a front fed blaster. The Rayven uses "clips" ranging from 6, 12, 18, 25, & 35 dart capacity and once you use an entire clip, you can drop the empty one and load another full clip. Also, the Rayven comes with it's 18-dart firefly tech clip (which you can load 18 darts or use glow-in-the-dark clips for night games). Another reason why I prefer the Rayven is that it's not as front heavy compared to the Stockade as it is a "Bullpup" design. Both of them you can dual wield, but the Rayven has much better dart capacity and faster reload time. The only reason why I'd get the Stockade is for it's butt stock as it's one of the better ones. If you're looking for ammo capacity and ease of loading, go with the Elite Rayven.
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I can tell you that the inflatable tires are great. As for the "cheaper version" item, I'm not sure which item that is. I suggest you post a question to that item asking whether it has inflatable tires, and possibly referencing this item by name. If you mean the Radio Flyer 4-in-1 Trike, it doesn't seem to have the same tires, they look smaller (though they are described as "quiet ride tires").
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My parents had the lower priced alternative. We really liked it, so we bought one for our family. I chose the more expensive one because it seemed to have a more powerful and more importantly, quieter motor. It also seemed like the more expensive one was a little bit more heavy duty and would last longer. Hope this helps. Either way, you will be happy with the result. So good.
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Well I haven't really compared the two but the lite software is free with the purchase of the Novation Launchpad. The lite version fits the needs of beginners and gives you everything you need to run the pad.