Outdoortoys Alyss Toys


01285 762 039 | www.alysstoys.co.uk Alyss Toys is launching two outdoor toys in anticipation of Summer 2013. The fi rst is the PlasmaBike, an extension of the multi-award-winning


PlasmaCar. The PlasmaBike utilises the popular balance bike concept, offering toddlers the opportunity to learn to balance before progressing to a traditional bike. The PlasmaBike, like the PlasmaCar, offers design which will appeal to both parents and children, and works on the principle of body movement, negating the need for batteries, gears and pedals. It is sturdy and rugged, and engineered from state-of-the-art materials which are built to last. Weighing 6lbs, it is easily transportable by hand or in the back of a car, and will support children weighing up to 55lbs. The second item comes from the design studio that created Bilibo, the award-winning shell-shaped play object. The Plui, or Rainball when translated into English, is a simple concept; the Plui can be fi lled with water from a bucket or paddling pool from one end, and then can be shaken and sprayed from the other through a series of water holes. The result is rain- like spray, the fl ow of which can be controlled by either plugging the fi ller hole at the top with a fi nger or rotating the Plui onto its side.


Little Tikes


01908 268 480 | www.littletikes.co.uk Little Tikes creates imaginative products that stimulate kids and encourage physical and active fun. The company has a new collection of outdoor pieces launching this year, including additions to its playhouse range and fresh wooden play set designs. The Secret Garden Cottage is a new hideaway for little ones. Big in style, but compact in size, this playhouse works well outdoors or indoors for year-round fun. Features include a ‘thatched’ roof, a working Dutch door with letterbox and doorbell, and the moulded grill on the back windowsill extends the play area. Little Tikes continues to increase its


presence in the wooden outdoor toy sector, with three brand new items joining its swing and play set range this Spring. The three new wooden items joining the range this year consist of the Oxford Den Play Centre, a set that gives children their own den as well as platforms, a play deck and slide; the Tilberg Slide and Swing Set with Den, a versatile set that includes swings, slide, play deck and strong, weather resistant fabric tent on top of the deck; and lastly the new Naples Glider Swing Set which offers a compact swing and glider combination. Other additions to Little Tikes’ outdoor range include a refresh to the iconic Turtle


Sandbox with moulded in seats, updated Anchors Away Water Table with fresh colours, and the company continues to offer a wide range of outdoor toys including ride-ons, playhouses, slides, climbers, basketball sets and water tables. Little Tikes’ range of outdoor toys is designed to inspire imaginative play whilst getting kids active as well as providing parents with the quality and durability that the company is known for.


Step2 UK


Tastic Activity Centre is a portable sand table that provides children stimulus to interact with


sand and open space for imaginative play. The deep basin provides lots of area to dig and create, and the funnels and wheels let children experience sand in a new way. The large lid folds down so the sand stays clean and dry when children are done playing. Like all Step2 products, the Activity Centre is durable.


Another new item is the Fun & Sun Climber with Sandbox, with a small ladder, slide and sandbox. Step2 has had small climbers in its portfolio for years; this is the company’s fi rst combination of sand play with climb and slide, and comes with a three-year warranty. This Spring, the Fixin’ Fun Grill comes with one of Step2’s new Stack n’ Stay hot dogs sets.


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John Adams


08448 800 740 | www.step2uk.com Step2’s 2013 offerings refl ect the company’s focus on consumer insights and creating value. The Sand-


01480 414 361 | www.johnadams.co.uk John Adams has a range of outdoor toys within its Intex portfolio including pools, play centres and boats. The Easy Set Starter Pool is for


children aged three years plus. Measuring 6’ x 20”, it is easy to set up and comes in an aqua colour. The Sandy Shark Spray Pool features a shark design, including chunky eyes and fi ns, and the tail of the shark encompasses a water spray for a shower- like effect into the pool. The sprayer spout attaches to a garden hose. Measuring 229cm x 226cm x 107cm when fully infl ated, the pool features drain plug and repair patch. The Gator Play Centre features a water slide with landing mat, water sprayer and green alligator design. All Intex products come complete with repair patch, storage box and drain plug for easy emptying and storage. The Mariner 3 Boat Set features ‘super tough’ construction, rock guard, all-around


grab line and infl atable fl oor to make boating trips safe, secure and comfortable. The Challenger K1 and K2 Kayaks are part of the Sport Series and made of durable


materials for stability and rugged use, for boating in lakes or mild rivers. The K1 model is designed for one person capacity and K2 model for two. Both models feature high visibility graphics and streamlined design for easy paddling as well as a spacious cockpit, strong vinyl construction, infl atable seats and a grab line at both ends. The Explorer K2 is designed for two people and is part of the Sport Series line up.


Featuring brightly-coloured sporty graphics and low profi le sides for use in lakes and mild rivers, the Explorer K2 features a spacious and comfortable cockpit, grab line at both ends and adjustable infl atable seats.


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