Push Pull Rolling Toy
- Made by: Kaiku
- Price: $165.00
It's tough to remember all the way back when our only possessions were playthings, and everything we owned could be carted around the house with pride. Scot and Amy Herbst of Kaiku designed the Push Pull for all the little modernists out there, and their parents who know that kids' toys can be good-looking and built to last.
More info: kaikudesign.com
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This is the kind of product that makes me want to have children again. Great work, Scott! :)
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Great product. Durable, functional and unbelievably hip !!!!! Hopefully there is more to come ....
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Love Love love it!
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