The Raddest '80s Toys From Your Childhood That You Can Still Buy Today

Grab a pair of AA batteries and dust off the tape collection! This Walkman cassette player comes loaded with features like AM/FM radio, voice recording, auto-stop when the tape comes to an end, and even comes with a detachable belt-clip, it doesn’t get any better.

Nothing was as exciting on Christmas morning as discovering a new Transformers action figure in your stocking. There's no reason you can't have the same feeling as an adult, but going to the mailbox to find an action figure there. This one is just like the one from the 80s that you loved so much.

For young artists, there was nothing quite like getting a Lite Brite. You really felt like you were making the art of the future. Experience the magic again with this vintage ultimate edition. There are 206 pieces included, it's got 4 different light modes, and it has LED bulbs that make it cool to the touch.

The classic is back in a blast from the past that'll power up your feelings of nostalgia to the max. This NEW comes is a souped-up, modern version of the original with 30 games built in. You'll recognize titles like Mega Man and The Legend of Zelda and be excited to play with a friend.

Rollerskates were the wheelie footwear of choice for kids in the 80s, Rollerblades didn't happen until the 90s. Can we all agree that skates are cooler, though? With a stylish boot and colorful wheels, these skates were bomb dot com.

Having a Cabbage Patch doll in the 80s was basically a status symbol and a way to make friends with all the girls on the block. Make friends with all your mom's friends and their kiddos by getting yourself a new one to replace the one from your youth.

Back in the 80s the Atari Video game console was one of the hardest and coolest game systems on the market. Now that it’s the 2020’s, if you try to play it again, it’ll be hard and cool all over again. What’s old is new and fun again, give it a try!

Ask your mama about this doll, she probably had one when she was younger. Strawberry Shortcake was THE toy to have in the 80s and you can bring her back for girls of today. The cute rag doll has a light strawberry scent and will be your new best friend.

He's always wondered what it would be like to fly but he doesn't have that Iron Man money yet. He can get a taste of the sky in Moon Shoes, which are like mini trampolines for his feet. The Moon Shoes can be strapped to any shoes so they can grow with him.

This is THE Monchichi that you remember from the 80s. The same 6ish inch tall little Red Boy that you carried with you everywhere. From the mall to grandma's house, it was your trusty companion, and it's still available for kids today.

What could be sweeter than enjoying a Sno-Cone with some of the most beloved characters ever? This doghouse shaped machine allows you to do just that. It comes with a Sno-Cone maker, some paper cups to put the ice in, and six flavor packets.

Ask any Millennial what their first Gameboy game was and they'll be able to tell you quicker than they can tell you their avocado toast preferences. Whether it was Pokemon Blue, Tetris, or Super MarioLand, you can't go wrong hauling this classic back out.

Stuffed animals had their heyday in the 80s (sorry, Beanie Babies) and Pound Puppies were some of the favorites. When mom and dad wouldn't let you have a dog, you could have a softer puppy that didn't need to go outside. They came in almost every breed and never begged for food at dinner.

Your parents probably didn't like the Garbage Pail Kids very much and that's exactly why you loved them. You can still collect the cards, or bolster your collection with a set of these vintage beauties bearing images of the strangely ugly but still cute characters.

Once upon a time, instead of looking at faraway pictures on Google on our phones, we looked through the eyepieces on a Viewfinder Toy. Each set of film discs that spin through the device shows fascinating pics of animals, world landmarks, and times past. With just over a dozen pictures in each disc, the classic toy is still entertaining.

Choosing which Care Bear best represented you was harder than choosing which Harry Potter house you were in or what Pokemon starter you wanted. Were you more Cheer Bear or Funshine? Tenderheart or Share Bear? Or were you Grumpy Bear? Anything but Grumpy Bear...

Sorry not sorry the jingle from "My Little Pony" is now stuck in your head. Guess you'll have to buy one of these figurines and enjoy some #tbt goodness making it gallop across the living room floor as you begin a quest to bring together 6 best friends.

The kids that are running lifestyle blogs now got their start playing with these picture playsets as kids. The sets came with stickers that could be restuck and lots of empty canvasses to arrange them on. They're probably also where kids with a fear of commitment got their start, but they can address that with their therapists.