Wheeledtoys H. Grossman
01416 132 525 |
www.ozbozz.co.uk 2013 sees a change in branding for H. Grossman. Ozbozz continues, and now represents the younger age groups. The My First Scooter and the Trail and Twist scooter ranges fall under this brand label. The Trail Twist scooter is a steerable three wheeler for smaller children. Suitable for children aged three years and up, the Trail Twist has a rear brake and soft co- ordinating hand grips, with a the maximum weight of 20kg. My First Scooter is a scooter that grows with the child from a four wheeler to a trike to a two wheeler. For slightly older children, the Elektra brand encompasses quad skates, hog trikes, skateboards, scooters and satchel skateboards. The Elektra brand includes safety gear and pogo sticks. The Torq scooter range is designed to carry up to 100kg in weight. The scooters have been designed with tough aluminium chassis and non-adjustable one-piece T-bar systems. The steering bar is fi tted with a triple-stacked clamp for extra strength, and a 360-degree rotational mechanism.
Sambro International
08458 739 380 |
www.sambro.co.uk Sambro International offers a range of wheeled toys for older children under the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and WWE properties. Sambro’s Turtles line includes bikes, scooters, skateboards, and inline and three-wheeled scooters, whilst the newly-signed WWE line will see scooters introduced for this Christmas.
Berg Toys Kiddimoto
01749 871 175 |
www.kiddimoto.co.uk Kiddimoto’s BoxKart fuses nostalgia with family fun. BoxKart gets the whole family together building the little kart and then racing it down the nearest hill, or simply pushing each other around the garden. The BoxKart, ideal for children aged 6-12, draws inspiration from the original soap box
racers, and has been brought up to date with contemporary touches such as pneumatic tyres to give a smooth ride, a fully adjustable frame to suit all shapes and sizes, and strong birch plywood construction. BoxKart also includes a working handbrake, enabling children to perform handbrake turns or use it to slow down at the bottom of a hill. Aimed at an older market, BoxKart sits alongside Kiddimoto’s balance bikes which are aimed at younger children. Kiddimoto also offers the Hero range of world champion bike riders, the ‘60s-inspired Scooter range, and the Kurve range. Kiddimoto also develops colourful helmets and gloves that complement the bikes.
08448 800 915 |
www.bergtoys.co.uk This year, Berg looks to continue its success in the go-kart market by launching two new products that are designed to stimulate a child’s imagination whilst having active fun. Taking inspiration from classic American themes, Berg’s latest addition to its growing go-kart range includes the Route 66 and Hot Rod go-karts. The Route 66 Go-Kart features a classic ‘American Chopper’
design. This three-wheeled chopper features slick tyres and extra wide handlebars bringing an authentic fl air to playtime for older children. The Hot Rod Go-Kart, aimed at younger children, is the latest addition to the successful Buddy range. The Hot Rod is designed to be easy to manoeuvre and pedal smoothly, and is lightweight and robust. Both go-karts are available in the dropship range.
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