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If, like my family, you were some of the millions of people who went to see Spider-Man: No Way Home last year, your kids are probably still itching for some new Spider-Man toys and gear — it was just that good. It's hard to pick the best Spider-Man toys with so many great options out there, with everything from wearables to action figures to play sets — and your kids will be bowled over by how much fun they're going to have. Regardless of which Spider-Man toy you choose for your child, we guarantee Marvel and toymakers will not let your family down. Will it be enough to erase the memory of that scene in the rubble? Or that scene in the donut shop? Probably not, those are going to live in our psyches forever, but they will be enough to get your kids through the long nights of winter and into the spring when more Marvel movies start releasing. And given that it's a Doctor Strange film, and he had so much to do with Spider-Man, it's the perfect transition period.
Not a spoiler because it's in the trailer and, obviously ... new toys, so to tell you that when this opened on Peter's back in the movie, the whole audience gasped. (All 15 of us at that 10 a.m. Christmas Day showing.) And now? It's an action figure with extra projectiles.
And given how detailed this Spider-Man toy is, a $30 price point is actually pretty darned low, which is a nice change from the $50 action figures of some films and television shows.
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Flipping, racing, and zooming around is a cinch with this fancy Spider-man remote-control car. Made of light materials, this RC car is absurdly popular. My neighbor has been harassing the local cats with this car for months, and while they aren't a fan, he loves it, and it's likely that your little one will as well.
Could you just die over this? Spidey Potato! It's a twist on the classic Mr. Potato Head, but he's ready for Halloween, or maybe, there's more to Mr. Potato Head than we ever knew. Intriguing. Kids will definitely put the eyes where the ears go and the ears as a mouth, and that's always freaky but super fun.
The picture is deceptive because this is a pretty big toy. In fact, it's an entire storage and toy set. Think of a superhero cargo plane. Spidey is included, and it can fit several other heroes and cars in the hold. It's durable and fun to play with and will keep kids offline for at least as long as it takes to fill it up.
Most of the action heroes you buy are only six inches tall — but that's not the case with these. They're supersized at nine inches tall and include Spidey, Ghost-Spider, and Miles Morales in the set. Best of all, they have great moveable joints, and each has a fun accessory, so they can do whatever a spider can.
Kids are full of energy, and riding a scooter is one of the most fun ways to get those wiggles out. Make it even more fun by getting them this special Spidey scooter. This light-up Spidey scooter makes the always cool activity of scooting even cooler. Huffy's in-line scooter is designed for children 5 and up, with a lighted deck and wheels, adjustable stick, and easy-to-operate brakes.
I am not embarrassed to admit that my 11-year-old can beat me at Connect 4 way too easily. I'd like to think that If I got this fun Spider-Man version, the faces on the chips may be enough of a distraction to let me win a round or two, but I'm not keeping my hopes up. Maybe your kid will become just as proficient at beating their parents if you get them one of these!
Spidey can capture the bad guy, put him in spiderweb jail, and then head upstairs for a snack. But don't worry about the guy in jail — all Spidey has to do is slide down the slide to get to him. This fun set comes with the light-up headquarters, helipad, Spidey, and his car, all based on the Disney Junior show.
Tactile and engaging, this Spider-Man is a squishy, bendy, twistable character that lets your little one work out their frustrations as they play. It stretches up to three times its size and never loses its shape. Spider-Man has never been more flexible, and your kids will take advantage of it.
When the weather doesn't cooperate, you need a way to entertain your children and let them expel some energy. Enter the hopper. This genius little ball doesn't require a lot of space for play, but it's really a workout for little ones. You just sit on the ball, hold the handle, and bounce away.
140 pieces for just $41 is a steal for this intricate LEGO set. Your Spidey fan can build the hangout spot, along with Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider, Miles Morales, Ms. Marvel, and the villain Green Goblin.
Not many sets or toys have Miles Morales, which kind of sucks, so I'm glad that they've put him front and center in this super fun kit.
A sound-activated crawling toy is just a joy to play with. His little eyes light up, and he crawls, reacts to sound, and makes fun bot noises, just like his doppelganger on the Disney Junior show.
Toddlers and preschoolers adore playing with this little cutie, and according to parents, the batteries last a surprisingly long time.
Spider-Man and tech go together like Benedict Cumberbatch and me. This is a fun, easy, safe introduction to a smartwatch for your kids. It has a selfie cam, voice recorder, games, pedometer, alarm, stopwatch, and calculator.
Through the USB cord, your kid can download their selfies and videos or recordings and play around with them, having fun and learning iMovie long before we ever figure it out.
For the youngest Spider-Man fans, this 41-piece set comes with Spidey, Ms. Marvel, the Hulk, and the Green Goblin. Kids can build onto their existing LEGO Duplo sets, or use this as a starting place. Watch the Hulk spin on the Ferris wheel, or Spidey fly the helicopter around buildings your child built for themselves.
I love that every masked character in movies eventually gets their own special toy mask. (Even the bad guys!) This one is especially cool because the eyes glow with an eerie light that's spot-on for the feeling of parts of the film.
Will your kid put it on and then crawl into your room in the dead of night to scare the pants off of you? Probably.
I feel like I should offer an apology for this toy, because your kids definitely want it — and you definitely don't want them to have it, but you'll get it for them anyway. Thankfully, while this Spider-Man toy comes with web fluid (silly string), it also can shoot plain old water, which is far preferable.
There's a better than likely chance that someone in your family collects Funko Pop! figurines. Whether it's your child, your partner, or you, this one is a must-have. Spidey looks great perched up on his platform with his wrist out and ready for action.
If you've seen Black Widow, then you know all about the Avengers pose — it’s the way that Avengers land in the most sexy position available. Spidey’s and Natasha Romanoff’s are strikingly similar. Now, your kids can play their characters off of one another, or all alone thanks to this movable figure.
There's plenty of action in these action figures, that's for sure. With Anti-Venom, Mysterio, and Hobgoblin, Spider-Man will have to use all of his wiles (and your child's imagination) to keep himself and New York City safe from the evils of villainy approaching.
You simply cannot talk about Spider-Man: No Way Home toys without Dr. Strange. He's kind of one of the most important parts of the movie. Your kids will want him to dream up all of the spells and enchantments and time lapses he's a part of and will be a part of. It's all made easier with the fun accessories of magic hands!
Cat Bowen has been covering parenting and home for over a decade. At Best Products, she has tested hundreds of products for parents and for the home, often spending dozens of hours per product to ensure her reviews are accurate and informative. Prior to joining the team, she was at Romper where she covered everything from breastfeeding to child sleep habits to abortion rights access. You can find her work on Bustle, Romper, and more. Cat is a bit of an intellectual magpie and perpetual student, most recently receiving a graduate degree in gender studies where she examined a topic that vexes so many — pockets in women’s clothing.
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