13 ft / 16.3 ft Flexible Track Car Set with Mini Racing Cars

Turn any smooth surface into a racing arena with this bendable flexible track car set that kids can design and rebuild over and over. The track pieces twist, curve and loop so children can create wild kids race track layouts on windows, tiles, doors or walls using the included suction cups. With gravity-powered miniature racing cars, every launch becomes a fast, thrilling run that keeps kids active, curious and off screens while they play.

Key Features
This set includes a flexible track in either about 13 ft (157 in) or 16.3 ft (196 in) total length, plus mini cars and suction cups so kids can race horizontally, vertically or even upside down on smooth surfaces. The track bends easily but holds its shape, letting children build spirals, ramps and drops that challenge speed and control. Made from smooth, child-friendly plastic, the pieces are light enough for kids to handle but sturdy enough for everyday racing.

Why Choose Our 13 ft / 16.3 ft Flexible Track Car Set with Mini Racing Cars
Unlike fixed plastic tracks, this gravity powered track lets kids redesign the course every time they play, which keeps it exciting and fresh. The no-battery design means races run purely on slope and imagination, turning it into a fun STEM learning toy that quietly introduces motion, gravity and problem solving. Parents appreciate a compact rail-vehicle game that packs away easily yet delivers big replay value for siblings and friends.

Perfect For (Occasions & Uses)
Ideal for children who love cars, ramps and building challenges, especially around holidays and birthdays. Perfect for rainy-day indoor play on glass, tile, stainless steel or smooth doors, and fun for family race nights where everyone can design their own course. It also works well as an educational gift that balances fun with hands-on thinking.

How It Works / How To Use
Clean a smooth surface, press the suction cups firmly in place, then snap the track into different shapes between them. Place a car at the top of the track and let it go, watching it race down using only gravity. Encourage kids to adjust angles, curves and height to see how it changes speed and distance, then rebuild and race again for endless track experiments.