1984 Stomper 4x4 Truck Commercial 

The guy who gave this a thumbs down never got a Stomper as a kid!

I had two or 3... so much fun building obstacle courses. Usually pillows and blankets.

I used to love how they smelled. It was the rubber from the tires and the burn from the electric motor.

Childhood memory unlocked

I remember a kid in school who had a homemade hard plastic folding case (obviously made by his father) with foam lining with cut-outs to fit his Stomper collection. He would bring it to the school playground. He tricked out some Stomper tires with silver paper staples embedded into the soft foam rubber tires to give better traction. He took his Stompers very serious.

These things were awesome. I would make so many tracks for them and off-road stuff in my sandbox.

My childhood ✌️

Holy Heck, these were so much fun. Making tracks in the dirt as a kid for hours.

I can still remember the heartache i suffered when my older brother took my pair of stompers to school and got them taken away by the teacher. I had to wait weeks to get them back, which of course to a 6 year-old might as well be eternity 😂

This was my first toys

Yes i used to play with the amphibian stomper in the bathtub.

I loved these ( not Rough Riders) I had 3....the Camo Amphibian too! $8 WITH a battery included couldn't beat that

I think I had this commercial on an old tape that has long since been gone. I don't remember too much, but it does look a little familiar, especially the end. If so, thanks for uploading, I've been trying to recreate that tape.

I still have 2 in their original package.

Such a great commercial. Love the miniature environment. It does remind me of the DQ commercial with chocolate cliffs andariver of hot fudge. Loved that commercial, too. Why couldnt stompers drive around in Carmel?

I remember this commercial because of the lizard and built lots of tracks for my stompers. 80s were the best

Loved how if you put the battery in backwards it would go in reverse

We made dirt tracks at lunch time and raced them. Incredible imaginations we had back then

Putting 9v batteries into them OMG Childhood right here.

As a kid, I hard wired a 9 volt battery to my orange stomper mack truck dump truck. Still have it to this day.... and it still has the leads soldered to the battery compartment.

As a kid born in 1978 who grew up in the1980s.....my parents bought me 100 or more of these things because once the battery's would run down I'd push them like a hot wheel and strip out all the gears and they would replace it.

I remember here in uk there was a more exciting music ad for stompers Id a few of these, also had the one that floated on water

had one, it's life ended the same way all my toys lives ended, from the business end of a BB gun.

Do they make anything like the Stomper now ?

The yellow pickup is based on a Jeep M/Gladiator, Isn't it?

WOOOOOOWWWW that brought back memories!!! 🙏 Trump 24 🇺🇸😎

Does anyone remember a toy, (I can’t remember if it was hotwheels or matchbox or something else) that was a normal hotwheels car that you could snap into a monster truck chassis? Essentially you convert your matchbox car into a monster truck. Am I just making up this memory? I haven’t been able to find it online, but I have a strong recollection of something like this.