Go Go Gears!

The 3 year old struggled getting the gears in the holes on the board but enjoyed turning the gears around and making different patterns once the gears were on the board. The 5 year old really enjoyed playing with it.

Seating the gears into the holes is tricky and the holes themselves make it visually difficult to see the gear guide outlines on the pictures to know which gear to place. Lastly, the gears tend to pop out of their spots when being turned if it's done with anything more exuberant than the most gentle touch.

this truly was a fabulous gift for my two year old grandson. the colors and the movement of the gears was really easy for him , matching the gears is a challenge for him he is only two, but he is beginning to get the hang of it and loves to turn the gears after they are on the picture.

Not as exciting or interesting to our 3-year-old.

It's been open an hour and he's glued to it — 3 1/2 yrs. The sizes, colors, and motion really are fascinating

It is well made. Can handle his rough play

My 3 yr old grandson is very inquisitive & likes to put things together to see how they work. Go Go Gears is the perfect gift for him. He loves the pictures, bright colors & of course seeing how the gears come together & turn.

I ordered this for my 2.5 year old and he has enjoyed it. He's still learning how to slide in the card but has had fun playing with all of the gears. My 4yo was also interested in this toy.

My granddaughter is only two, but she is fascinated by the gears' interactions and loves to place the right size gear on the pattern. she has also lined up gears on the floor and put them into various containers. They are colorful and tactile. When we use the templates, she needs adult help to put them into place. We take this out to play together, and she asks for it almost every day.

Both my 3 year old granddaughter and my 2 year old great grand son loved go go gears andbegan playing it immediately. Both, without prodding have been changing the alignments and patterns frequently. It's hit!

Both my nephew and his dad like playing with the gears :)

bought a pencil case to keep all the "gears" in. my grandson that just turned 4 loves to play with it....especially enjoys the fact that he can do it himself.

The idea of matching the gears to the outline is just not attractive or even intuitive. I don't know if they're too light or what. Once you do, the object beneath is invisible. I knew this when ordering but my daughters interest seems to disappear with it. The gears don't move well together or if they do you have to get things just right.

The gears pop out of the holes pretty easily when you turn them. It gets frustrating for the children. I also think All the gears should have the little knob on top to help turn the gears.

My nephew loves it! He didn't want to stop playing with it!

I purchased the Gogo gears for my grandson who is turning 2. He loves it. What is nice is for that the set comes with different designs for you to make your "gear picture" and begin to turn the crank to see it move. It teaches these youngster many things.

I ordered this for my 3 yrs old grandson, I was impressed with the quality but not the play factor. Not as interesting as I thought it would be. Found myself disappointed in the gift.

I can see my nephew's mind churning, just like the gears on the game, while he's playing it. An amazing toy for both manual dexterity and brain productivity.

The placement of the gears on the pictures through the plastic is hard to see. And once the gears are placed and you try to turn them, they pop out too easily.

Fun and brain stimulating