Subway Surfers - Kustom Kings: Midtown Beats

These subway surfers custom kings midtown beats are keychains. Two separate shoes on a chain with a cabineer. They make a addition to key chains or just as a trinket/keep sake if you're into the brand. I did however knock off 1 star due to how flimsy the chains are. They broke pretty easily after some use.

These little shoe keychains were a big hit! Very cute! The little shoe box they're meant to be stored in is adorable. It's just a perfect replica of a shoe box, but tiny! The keychain on them is actually really well made and will stay hooked on their backpacks!

There is a series of four little doll figures in this collection, which are each displayed in what appears to be a spray paint can. The dolls are named spray crew Jake, spray crew Frank, spray crew Tricky, and spray crew Fresh. There is a display window on the back of the can to view your figurine. I think a youngster could have fun with these little characters. The dolls are 4 inches tall, and are detailed nicely. Recommended for age 6-up. Not recommended under age 3.

My 8-year-old son loves this toy. I still don't really understand it, but as long as he's happy then I'm happy. The toy came in a very nice outer packaging that seemed sturdy enough to wrap and give as a gift. There weren't any actual instructions that I noticed but, again, my 8-year-old certainly knew what the toy was all about!

Definitely for someone who love their kicks. It's looks like a nice miniature version and even comes with a mini show box too if you like to display it. Can be fun collecting all pairs and displaying them. It is attached to a carabiner clip so you can hook it on ur backpack or hang it anywhere you want.

The Subway Surfers are cute collectibles (based on the game). I know nothing about the game, but my kids play it and love the toys. The white walkers are pretty cute I must say. They are well made and each shoe comes on a chain with a clip. There's a decorated shoe box that comes with these. There are 6 different collectible pairs, it would be fun for the kids to collect them all. Quality is better than I had expected.

My son loves Subway Surfers and as soon as he saw his subway car and figurine package he couldn't wait to open it! He thought it was pretty neat that one side of the car is already colored but he could make the uncolored side his own. The kit comes with vibrant colored markers making it even more fun to decorate the subway car. The sticker and figurine are a great extra bonus! He loves displaying his new subway car with his art and the figurine on top of it. I will definitely be purchasing more of these for him.

Did not realize it would be this small as my children lose small toy's easily I received the dog version my son (8) he's really likes this toy I even noticed he was sleeping with it in his hand looks strong enough not to break when you place the dog on it's feet he's able to stand without falling as some toys can't stand without tumbling over this is a lightweight toy but built well I would not recommend this toy as I don't like small toys however I'm sure my son would recommend this toy to anyone

I thought I was getting a set so I was a little bit surprised it was just one figurine. I didn't realize it was more of a collector figurine and not really meant for playing with. It's small and cute and pretty good quality as far as collectible figurines go. I think if I realized more what I was going to get I would be less disappointed. Great for a collector but not as much of an item for a kid to play with.

Would recommend the Subway Surfers play set pieces (sold individually) for kids that it is trending with. The packaging and toys are attractive and depicts the subway culture of New York City as I am familiar with. The scale of the toys in this series is small. They appear well made, but are pricey in my opinion and would cost quite a bit to put together a whole series. Perhaps they are collectibles with pre-teens, but my grandchildren, ages 6 and almost 9, living in Florida were not familiar with these toys by way of friends, TV, or You-Tube. I bought one play figure because of the namesake, "Jake", but any coolness "Our Jake" found in that connection waned after a couple of days as the name disappeared with the toy's packaging. I explained the vivid artistic expression found in subway murals and suggested they paint their own graffiti on large cardboard pieces that would lean against a wall. They enjoyed doing that; but no relatable imaginary play ensued. I'm not too sad in the way it turned out, the artwork was up for a whole week; and Christmas might've become very expensive if Subway Surfers caught on with them.