http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm The buzz on toys, parenting advice, and so much more! Fri, 14 Jun 2013 15:41:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-27950 New Spring 2012 Toys are Here at Step2 Blog Tue, 27 Nov 2012 20:25:13 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-27950 [...] by popular demand! This all-in-one toddler activity gym features a crawl-thru tunnel, Dutch door, archway and unique [...]

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-12637 Gladys Parker Tue, 13 Mar 2012 00:17:20 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-12637 This isn’t about this exact product but I have some really old Step 2 products at my parents house. They needed toys for the kids to play with when they went up there!
Gladys P

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-10907 Step2 Spring fun–Cool new products to check out Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:23:39 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-10907 [...] by popular demand! This all-in-one toddler activity gym features a crawl-thru tunnel, Dutch door, archway and unique [...]

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-10213 Step2 Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:56:53 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-10213 Thanks for all of your feedback. Because of your help and request, we have brought back the kangaroo Climber. Is it now available in a new color palette at Toys”R”Us: http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3004166

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-4562 Harvey Mon, 26 Sep 2011 17:12:03 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-4562 I needed a small footprint climber and discovered the kangaroo climber. Even though the orange slide is now faded yellow, I bought this discontinued model in August of 2011. My grandson loves the door feature. I like it because it disassembles easily to bring inside for him to ply when he comes over and the weather is too hot for him to be outside. He plays on this for hours. I have looked at other models and can’t find another of this quality with a Dutch door. This is his castle when he comes and I am glad he loves playing on it. I keep looking to see if you have started production on this again as I would like to buy a new one.

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-4236 Step2 Tue, 06 Sep 2011 13:25:14 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-4236 Thank you for your feedback. We will pass your comments along to our research and development team.

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-4204 HolisticPlantHealth Sat, 03 Sep 2011 22:13:35 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-4204 It seems like both step 2 and the competition have seriously downgraded their selection in both variety, quality and size. I have the Kangaroo Climber and was looking to replace it with something bigger but in looking through the selection it’s very lacking. Having seen the Kola climber I can say to try to offer them as a comparable product is a joke. The Kola climber is inferior in every way. However the Panda climber looks a bit better though with the way Step 2 and others Photo Shop edit the product pictures you really can’t tell. I wonder if anyone ever told you guys how annoying it is that you guys PS your pics ? It’s border line deceptive in some cases.
on the bright side though ,,,, discontinued means good news for me because it holds higher resale value! Thanks step 2

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-4048 Mike Sun, 21 Aug 2011 13:09:29 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-4048 The new ones don’t compare to the Kangaroo Climber. Like comparing a Pinto to a Porsche. Yes they both have four wheels , but you see the differences are deal breakers.

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-3927 Bill Brout Thu, 11 Aug 2011 01:57:00 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-3927 We’ve enjoyed the Kangaroo climber immensely…even the grandparents!

]]> http://blog.step2.com/2011/01/alternatives-to-the-discontinued-kangaroo-climber.cfm#comment-3790 Tammy Moss Sun, 24 Jul 2011 04:13:36 +0000 http://blog.step2.com/?p=398#comment-3790 I bought the Kangaroo climber for our son when he was 18 months old. We had a very large downstairs playroom and he had a fit when i started unboxing it! He could not wait for me to put it together. It stayed in our playroom for 3 years, and my youngest son, now 4, got to enjoy it as well. We sold the house and put it in storage for awhile because we did not have the room. I thought we were missing one (important) piece. When we finally moved to our permanent residence, and i found the piece! the boys were now 6 and 4. But the piece that i found had been stored outside and the rest inside and im not sure if that made a difference, but for some odd reason I cannot keep the thing together anymore. They are sooo disappointed! they are bigger, but always used is as a hiding place and put blankets over it and i would get so angry because they would fill it with every toy in the playroom (oh the things we get mad about that makes us laugh now:)) I would love to keep it a little while longer, but i have tried and tried to get it together and it seems to just unravel ( If someone needs to use the pieces to “piece” theirs back together – i will be happy to somehow get them to you, I am in League city, tx. tammymoss@me.com

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