BarbieFashionistas Ken Fashion Doll #212 with Prosthetic Leg Wearing Removable Los Angeles Jersey, Purple Shorts & Sneakers

I love buying the more unique dolls. The prosthetic leg on Ken is sturdy and he has very nice features. This doll was a hit with both of my granddaughters.

Great value I bought him for my collection

My 3 year old daughter loves her Barbie’s, this one included. I love the prosthetic leg, and that she can play with inclusive Barbie’s. Gave it to her as a Christmas gift. Quality is good!

Purchased for my daughter for Christmas. She loves it!No issues with shipping, no product deficiency, and value was reasonable.

Bought for a Christmas gift for my granddaughter she doesn't know that she has it yet but from what I see it is of good quality and she should have tons of fun with him and she will be adding him to collection's. Will follow up at a later date.

I love this Ken doll. He's super cute, with golden retriever energy. However, he has a wonky eye. He was really cheap at one point so I bought him three more times after the first one in hopes of getting a better eye screening, but each one had a worse wonky eye than the last. I Even found him in stores with WORSE wonk eye than the ones I got.

I was originally just looking for a “Ken” doll for my granddaughter at Christmas to go with her Barbie dream house. I didn’t look at the description very well and didn’t realize this version had a prosthetic leg. When my grand daughter opened it Christmas Eve (who is 5) she immediately noticed and got so excited. She said “LOOK AT HIS LEG!” We all stopped and looked and saw the prosthetic leg. My heart got so full I wanted to cry. My grand princess was born without her right hand and this version of Ken made me so happy! For her to see a doll that also had a missing limb was amazing to me and the fact I didn’t even order it on purpose made the Christmas present all the sweeter!

Great looking face. A part of me wishes that they made a poseable version of dolls with legs that bend and maybe can be switched out with faux real, sking, running legs to cover the gamut of real life.