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Wild Planet Spy Gear Spy® Vision Goggles
Studio : Wild Planet
by Wild Planet
Brand : Wild Planet
Model : 70057
Release Date : 2007-01-01
Publisher : Wild Planet
Minimum Age : 6.0 Years
Maximum Age : 12.0 Years
Manufacturer Minimum Age : 6.0 Years
Manufacturer Maximum Age : 12.0 Years
Batteries : 4
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0788668700578
UPC : 788668700578
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 25 reviews)
List Price : $13.99
Our Price : $9.82
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Spy Vision Goggles has sleek design that looks ultra-cool.
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Twin LED lights flip out at the touch of a button.
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Spy Vision Goggles allow have a 25-foot range in the dark.
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Spy Vision Goggles won the Parenting Magazine Toy of the Year Award.
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Durable and Comfortable!
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Product Description |
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A good spy needs his hands free on an important mission. Who knows what may lie around the corner. Always know what's ahead with the Spy Vision Goggles. See up to 25 feet in the dark! Features See clearly in the dark with twin beams of light Impact-resistant goggles Lightweight and comfortable Ultra-cool stealth mode for secret missions Blue LEDs flip out at the press of a button |
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Editorial Review |
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Items like these "spy vision" goggles are immensely popular, in part because kids expect the same results they see on the big screen or cartoons. The goggles look cool enough (which may be all that matters anyway) but don't expect much. The adjustable head strap is fashionably padded, with a techno-looking pack in the rear. The pack actually just holds batteries. The key feature, however, is the eye-catching, acid-green lens. They are useless for deflecting UV rays, exploring underwater, or--not so surprising--penetrating darkness. What penetrates the darkness are two small, small light bulbs, dressed up in nifty pop-out compartments on each side. The goggles, though, to their credit, make everything appear cool and eerie--including the wearer. That's fun even without real spy vision. Required: 4 "AAA" batteries. --Diane Beall |
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Heh. Spy Goggles. Heh. |
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With these on, you are the complete opposite of a spy, they are so big that you look like a big robotic bug. The headpiece is too small, and the goggles are green. You can't see anything! The battery case is hard to open, and on top of that, the batteries run out really fast! I'd recommend this as a book light or for your kids that are scared of the dark. This is probably one of the Spy Gear company's WORST toys. |
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It's Awesome! |
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I would say that this product is great. They are great for seeing in the dark, but you can't see unless you flip out the flashlights. I recommend this good product for anyone who is from 6 to 8 or 9 years old. |
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great Christmas gift |
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I bought two of these, one for my son who is 7 and one for my nephew. They both loved them. The only problem is that in order to put the batteries in it requires a very small screwdriver and took a lot of patience to do. |
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only a simple toy |
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Is really a simple toy. Is similar to use a little lamp on your head. There is not difference if use or not the glasses. |
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cool night vision |
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The light is extremely bright and hurts your eyes a little if the child wearing them looks right at you. However, my 8yr old loves these. I assume they dont hurt him because I have removed them from his head several times when he has fallen asleep with them on at night. For spying?? Well maybe not because the light is bright but my son cant wait until summer time to use these outside at night. For his purposes (whatever that may be) he just thinks these glasses are really cool, look cool, lights up well, he is overall happy with them and so am I. We have some of the other wild planet gagets and this one is one of the best in quality. |
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