Hot Wheels Skate Fingerboards & Skate Shoes, 2 Flavor Containers with 2 Exclusive Boards & 1 Pair of Removable Shoes in Portable Storage Containers

Came as advertised and expected. I think it actually says one pair of shoes in the description but shows two. Mine came with two. My son loves it.

My 9 year old grandson was just elated to get this fun toy! The material and size was perfect. The look on his face told me I purchased a great toy for the money I paid. Great value for this 9 year old boy.

My son loves these ! Priced good and lots of fun options

Hot Wheels are definitely getting into the finger skateboard game! These Amazon-exclusive designs are pretty cool and the quality and overall enjoyment level is top tier. I love how this kit comes with 4 skateboards and 2 rubber shoes for your fingers. The candy pack is a cute touch for storage but my kid stopped using them after a day and had all the boards laid out.Some benefits: These Hot Wheels Fingerboards are slightly bigger than Tech Decks which helps my six year old figure out tricks as they're a beginner. Also, it may be cheating to the more professional fingerboarders, but the rubber shoes really help for beginners trying to learn as well! I like how you can wear the shoes just on your fingers, or for my kid, slip out the bottoms and connect the shoes to the board which helps them do tricks. It's such a great concept and definitely sets Hot Wheels apart from Tech Deck,As for the fingerboards themselves, they are super solid! Again, they're slightly wider which helps finger positions, but the best part are the wheel trucks are so springy! I didn't expect them to flex so much and spring back to center. I could see that this helped my kid better play with it compared to their Tech Deck board which always just slips away. The board grip is a little too fine compared to Tech Decks, but still pretty decent for finger grips.Overall, these are a great beginner fingerboard for beginners and a nice stepping stone to this world. I would say Tech Decks would be the next level when your kid gets used to doing tricks and playing with these Hot Wheels version.

Exactly what it shows my eight-year-old grandson got bored with it very quickly

This is a great little product from Hotwheels. The skateboards are well designed, both in terms of the art and the functionality. They are wider than tech decks, which is very helpful in learning to use the finger skateboard. The shoes also have hooks on the bottom, which you can use to have the toy function more like a snowboard. This is a great addition that makes finger skating much more accessible. I have spent a few hours learning to use tech decks in the past, and it can be very frustrating.But the main thing I was impressed with was the packaging. I don't necessarily mean the cardboard box the set comes in, though the art on that is cool, but I mean the whole concept. The skateboard sets come in "flavors" which fits the chewing gum theme which the plastic packaging is reminiscent of. Each flavor comes with each own set of shoes and not one, but two boards. My kids love packaging and the unboxing experience more than they love the actual toy in many cases, and this set was a hit with them.

The fact that this comes in a two pack is a game changer...you lose one, you still have one. You have two kids, they each get one, etc, etc. It's actually four fingerboards, two per "color"/flavor/container. The quality of the skateboards are quite impressive as well with real "grip" tape on the top side, cool designs on the "underneath" side and the hardware (trucks) work just like a real board. I was a bit confused about the "flavors"...thinking candy come with it but it's just a fun way of packaging the design of the boards. The containers kind of a evoke the large "cups" of gum or mints. The mini shoes you can put on your finger were a nice touch. My kids said they both liked they came in their own carrying case so you don't lose them and keep them separate. Didn't get this for the "Hot Wheels" branding just the fact it was a two pack of fingerboards and was pretty pleased with it!

I remember these little skateboards from when I was a kid. I am sure someone still makes a cheap style but these are nice! The materials are sturdy and they are well decorated. So far I have been impressed with the stability of the wheels. There are these chunky shoes that the kids wear on their fingers that ride on top of the boards. There is even a rough surface to help with the traction from the sneakers. The shoes have some stretch but they are definitely for kid/smaller fingers. An adult male would most likely be too large for example. Each set has two boards and a matching pair of kicks. Then you have this band aid type box to store them in. It’s a tight fit and you have to press hard on the flip top to keep everything in. But it does stay closed once it’s latched (again, so far).This is a fun set. Well made little toys and I am pleased to see the higher quality boards than those of the past. Great for girls or boys and can even be added into other pretend play animals or figures. Also there is nothing to assemble so take it out and you’re ready to play!