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WARNING! Keep away from fire. Cape is not a flying toy.
WARNING! Keep away from fire. Cape is not a flying toy.
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Complete the transformation into the Dark Knight with the Batman Mega Cape and Cowl set. With one touch, the cape rapidly deploys to a 5' wingspan. Simply and quickly retract the cape back into a convenient back harness for run around play. It also includes a Batman mask for the ultimate Gotham city adventure.
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Complete the transformation into The Dark Knight with the Batman Wayne Tech Mega Cape Accessory. With one touch, the cape rapidly deploys to a 5-foot wingspan. Then simply and quickly retract the cape back into a convenient back harness for run-around play. Also includes Batman mask for the ultimate Gotham City adventure. Measures 60" x 17" x 3.5" when fully open.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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my son received these wings for his 7th birthday. he wants to sleep in them! the wingspan on these is HUGE! he does get upset that he can't fit down the hallway with them open but he just goes down sideways which is actually quite funny. i just love the backpack style and that he has full control over the open and closing of the wings. we had no problem with them working straight out of the box with just one minor little assembly. the cowl is awesome and i'm glad that the cape is attached so that he can't lose it. it was well worth the money and i know he'll use it for years to come. LOVE IT!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Our son (almost 5) has been asking santa for these for a couple of months now. Given the exhorbitant price tag ($40) we held off thinking that he would forget about them. It's now the only thing he's asking santa for so we figured we'd better get him a pair ($28 at TRU with a 20% coupon which we didn't think was so bad). Given all the negative reviews, mom thought she'd better check them out first.
When taken out of the box, the only assembly required is for both ends of the wing; there is a plastic rod that inserts into the joint that forms the top part of the wingspan. It seems sturdy enough but whether it will hold up to repeated openings/closing, I don't know. You put the backpack on and it seems pretty secure with a strap around the waist and a strap coming down each shoulder to connect. On each shoulder strap there's a cord; to open the wings you pull down on the cords at the same time and hey presto, they snap open to their full 5-ft wingspan. I have to say, that it's pretty impressive and I know that my budding batman is just going to think that he is the business with these things on! To retract the wings again, you pull on the cords until they are closed; for me it took about 4 pulls until they were completely closed. Whether my guy will have the patience to do this, who knows! I suspect they'll maybe do one or two pulls until it's 'good enough'; problem is they'll probably get broken from them running into something that's too narrow when they thing they've pulled the things all the way in. So, the mechanism would have been better designed with a single pull to close.
I think my son will have a blast with these on christmas day but I don't expect them to last too long. I didn't mind paying $28 for these, but think they're probably worth around $20. I made sure that I bought them from somewhere with a liberal return policy as I fully expect to be returning them broken at some point after the holidays.
When taken out of the box, the only assembly required is for both ends of the wing; there is a plastic rod that inserts into the joint that forms the top part of the wingspan. It seems sturdy enough but whether it will hold up to repeated openings/closing, I don't know. You put the backpack on and it seems pretty secure with a strap around the waist and a strap coming down each shoulder to connect. On each shoulder strap there's a cord; to open the wings you pull down on the cords at the same time and hey presto, they snap open to their full 5-ft wingspan. I have to say, that it's pretty impressive and I know that my budding batman is just going to think that he is the business with these things on! To retract the wings again, you pull on the cords until they are closed; for me it took about 4 pulls until they were completely closed. Whether my guy will have the patience to do this, who knows! I suspect they'll maybe do one or two pulls until it's 'good enough'; problem is they'll probably get broken from them running into something that's too narrow when they thing they've pulled the things all the way in. So, the mechanism would have been better designed with a single pull to close.
I think my son will have a blast with these on christmas day but I don't expect them to last too long. I didn't mind paying $28 for these, but think they're probably worth around $20. I made sure that I bought them from somewhere with a liberal return policy as I fully expect to be returning them broken at some point after the holidays.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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We ordered this for one of our grandsons for Christmas and it has been a huge hit! -- He loves it as do all his friends. He wore it to the mall the other day and literally everyone commented on it and how cute he looked. It's easy to operate and has given our grandson hours of very creative play with his brother and friends.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Another cheap toy
Hey! It was worn once on Halloween and is buried in a closet somewher in the Grandson's room, probably under his bed in that dark hole.
Published 17 months ago by W. Yunker
The Dark Night Tech Mega Cape
This was my son's top pick for Christmas. I was able to find it here and was thrilled. Right out of the box one of wings did not work. It is a complete waste of money.
Published on February 8, 2010 by Kelli D. Reden
bad toy
THe wings don't open all the way all the time. They also will not retract. The rip chords do not work. My son is 4 and he has a hard time trying to pull the wings in. Read more
Published on January 11, 2010 by Gina Dodson
A very tough toy.
My grandson loves his wings.He plays with it all the time. This toy is very tough and alot of fun.
Terry Collie
Donaldson, Arkansas
Terry Collie
Donaldson, Arkansas
Published on September 8, 2009 by Terry L. Collie
dark knight cape
Good product for the money. It is durable enough to provide lots of play time. Kids really enjoy it.
Published on May 30, 2009 by bj64
Mega Cape Mega Fun
My 5 year old son loves his Mega Cape. It was easy to assemble and it is very easy for him to use. I make him hang it on a hook when he us not using it as I think the cords could... Read more
Published on March 27, 2009 by Melissa A. Simmons
batman cape
Cute concept and the kids love the way it is able to spread the wings open and closed but for the price the materials could have been a little more sturdy for the type of running... Read more
Published on February 20, 2009 by monet perry
Batman Tech Mega Cape Thingy
This product was really cool looking the first time my four year old put it on, except I could not get the belt to cinch which meant the wings were not secure on his body and near... Read more
Published on January 7, 2009 by Carrie Pierce
My 5 year old loves it!
My son is thrilled with this toy. He tried to wear it to bed this Christmas! He is in a giving mood too so he wants to use his money to buy a friend of his one as well. Read more
Published on December 25, 2008 by William Marple
No good; don't bother.
Cheap and flimsy. Wings don't open all the way; other positive reviews must have been written by the maker. Read more
Published on October 25, 2008 by Lydia
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