Tonka Toughest Mighty Truck (handle color may vary)

This truck is very nice. Looks to be very well made with real steel, not plastic like so many other cheap toys these days. My boys haven't had a chance to really play hard with them but they are 12 months old and do like them a lot. This toy is nice because it encourages kids to use their imagination unlike so many of the new toys these days! Definatley looks well built and worth the money.

Given to us on his first birthday, my son has been in love with this truck since before he could walk. He pushed it on his knees for a few months. He used it to lean on while he was cruising. He pushed it around the house when he finally learned to walk. Now, he uses it indoors and out. He loads it up with leaves, toys and such and then dumps it out. He runs behind it at breakneck speed.

This is the best gift a boy could get.

My son has 4 of these. One for inside my house, one for inside his grandparent's and 2 for outside. He has played with them nonstop since he started walking. Sometimes his big sister even joins in. I buy one for every little boy birthday party we go to...and it is always a huge hit!!

We got this truck for my son before he was even walking. He started pushing it backards, so he could lean on the handle, when he first started to walk and at three and half he still does. This truck has miles on it. He pushes it to town 1/2 mile away and when he was younger and tired easily he would sit in the bucket and get pushed home. One tough truck, that's his wieght plus mine pushing on it.

I try VERY hard to buy toys made in the USA. I ordered two of these and about fell backwards when I looked at the bottom of the box and saw those words I cringe at: MADE IN CHINA.

These trucks were to be donated to Toys for Tots (let's be GENEROUS, please) but I'm going to ask someone else to bring these and I'll be buying toys locally to ensure they're made in the good ole US of A. I'd be mortified to be seen with a "MADE IN CHINA" toy when the majority of the children in my area have parents who are now begging for help because their jobs were downsized to other countries... especially China.

Why can't we add another line on Amazon to state where an item is made? Buy American, keep jobs here. And give to Toys for Tots and your local food bank or shelter, please!!!