Barbie Ken Fashionistas Doll #167 with Wheelchair & Ramp Wearing Tie-Dye Shirt, Black Shorts, White Sneakers & Sunglasses, Toy for Kids 3 to 8 Years Old

Looks as pictured and is cabale of moving limbs without snapping. Fun to play with. Lasts for years.

Very good and fast shipping, thank you amazon!

Finally got my hands on her after all this time. I been wanted her but she was always too expensive , ive even seen her going for 30 bucks on some websites and i said hell no 🤣🤣. Finally was able to catch this blk friday deal so i said hey why not. I honestly always wanted her cuz shes bendable and Ive been trying to grab as many of those ones cuz i love how they're able to do different poses. Shes also darkskin like me so thats just another add on to me liking her.

Good match for made to move Barbie. Able to move into practically any position. Sits on Glitter Girl horses and imagined into all kinds of adventures. Highly recommend.

My grandson one of the mail Barbie with clothes that he could dress up and he wanted one with bendable legs and her hard time finding one that wasn't a cheap main brand and then I found this one and not to laugh please don't anyone take offense but we named him Wheels and he still using even though he's getting a little older but it was one of the best Christmas presents together enjoyed so much

The wheelchair is sturdy, and the ramp is a nice touch. I wish the Ken with a wheelchair came in different skin tones and hairstyles. We love all of the movable joints, but we'd like more characters. When we aren't playing with the wheelchair, this Ken participates in Yoga class with the Made-To-Move Curvy Barbie. We really want a Made To Move dark skin Ken, maybe with braids or dreadlocks. Asian characters would also be welcome. Mattel is doing so well with including various disabilities, but they still don't embrace enough cultures and ethnicities.

Love the full (and I mean FULL) articulation and attention to detail for this doll. His body is very well made and the wheelchair is good quality. It’s very handy to have a MTM in this skin tone as well! (Absolutely perfect for head swaps.) His clothes are simple, maybe a little cheap, but just fine for a play-line doll. My only qualms about him all have to do with his actual head. Having the sunglasses on in the package made it hard to tell if the paint job lined up right, and as others have said, the lip color is a really odd choice. Another annoyance is the way his head was anchored to the packaging. Once removed he now has two obvious holes in the back of his head. That works fine for dolls with rooted hair to hide it, but not so much in his blond sculpted ‘do. Nevertheless I highly recommend this for doll-customizers and/or kids who won’t care about the head issues. He’s a fine addition to any Barbie family. :)

This is great for your kid- whether they’re in a wheelchair or not. It’s great to finally have a made to move ken from this line of fashionistas, and he’s a great match for the fashionista ken with dimples. The wheelchair is great quality, and the body is sturdy. The packaging isn’t ideal, but I understand they needed to take into account the wheelchair when designing it. I’d have preferred something similiar to the zipper pouch of the other fashionistas. This collector highly recommends this purchase but I don’t think I needed to convince other collectors.

Ótimo produto com ótimo custo benefício!

My daughter has been wishing this toy for a long time. She is super gappy. The delivery was super fast.

Cant say much as hes still in the box..

My daughter loved the set and the various scenarios she could recreate. Well built and durable.

Super toy