Paper Trax – #EBHolidayGiftGuide
Sponsored by Paper Trax.
Paper Trax is the best invention for those kids who have their house filled with toy cars! Get those Hot Wheels out of the toy box and have your kids be entertained for hours!
“Do you have a toy box in your home that’s full of toy cars that haven’t been touched for awhile? Paper Trax is the invention that will make your kids pull out their Hot Wheels and play for hours!
The genius of Paper Trax is how they are made and how they are used. This is a completely recyclable, all paper based race track created to race cars on Trax attached to your walls! A new addition to the Paper Trax family is the Corner Track! Now you can Trax your whole house, from one side of your room to the other!
Paper Trax is super fun and super easy to use! All you do is pop open the box, fold the Trax and stick them to the wall with a removable adhesive tape (Command Strips) and your kids will be entertained for hours on the Trax they create! Kids and their parents both love Paper Trax so much that they received Dr. Toy’s Green Toy Award! Their goal is to transform every box destined for the recycle bin into a toy race track!”
Purchase your Paper Trax today!
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Thank you!! I sure needed some ideas and this is great!! You’ve helped me more than you know!
I have never seen these paper trax before!! I know my boys are always racing their cars!
OH my goodness, I would have LOVED this as a kid. I was always playing with toy cars and pretending that each dining room chair was a different location for the cars to go to. If only I had an awesome track like this!
That’s a pretty neat idea! It is tough to keep little toys rounded up in a convenient way. Holiday shopping can be so tough, thanks for sharing.
That is so cool! I love the idea of toys that can be recycled when the kids have gotten tired of them and/or destroyed them. Great idea.
I’ve never heard of this before. I wonder if it would work with small size trains as well.