Outdoortoys Trunki
01179 542 781 |
www.trunki.com The Trunki PaddlePak is a bright and water-resistant backpack for children, ideal for days out and trips to the pool or beach. Made from lightweight and durable material, it is designed to stop water getting in or leaking out. Features include a roll-top closure, breakaway safety buckle, adjustable shoulder straps, external tail pocket and refl ective strips. There is a range of PaddlePaks for younger children with a recommended age of 2-6 years, in seven colourful characters including Ribbit the Frog, Inky the Octopus and Chuckles the Clownfi sh with a 7.5-litre capacity. PaddlePak also comes in a larger 10-litre size for children
aged over six year s. Characters include Finn the Shark, Kaito the Killer Whale and, coming later in 2014, Splash the Dolphin. Trunki, the ride-on suitcase range, is expanding every year and in 2014 it will be joined by two brand new licensed Trunki cases, Hello Kitty and Lotus F1. The Lotus F1 Trunki comes with a gold and red trim and is
available from February. Hello Kitty Trunki comes complete with a pink, sparkly fi nish and will be available from March.
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Appealing to both boys and girls, Phlat Ball is a fun outdoor toy with a proven track record, which transforms a disc into a ball for hours of phlat-out fun. Kerry Paternoster, senior brand manager
Vivid Imaginations
01483 449 944 |
www.vividimaginations.co.uk Phlat Ball, the original transforming disc ball, is for children aged fi ve years plus with two sizes and a range of colours to choose from. Phlat Ball Metallic is small in size allowing for quick throws and one-
handed catches, and is available in purple, yellow and blue metallic colours. Phlat Ball V3 transforms from a 9” fl ying disc to a 6” diameter ball when thrown. Its soft plastic, fl exible material provides a comfortable grip for active play. Phlat Ball V3 is available to collect in red, yellow and blue. Crayola’s Outdoor range will grow this Spring with three new lines. The
4ct Outdoor Chalk, 16ct Outdoor Chalk and 48ct Sidewalk Chalk all come in a brand new formula for brighter, bolder colours, packed in reusable boxes that are ideal for taking outside. The new square shape means that the chalk does not roll away, and a spray of water removes it from surfaces.
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Our award-winning PaddlePak is perfect for outdoor adventures. It’s water resistant so great for storing wet swimming gear or for keeping belongings dry on a damp day. We’re excited to be launching a new addition, Splash the Dolphin, this Spring, which is larger than the standard PaddlePak for older children. Mike Hartshorn, sales marshall
Asobi
01628 200 077 |
www.asobi.co.uk Following the launch of Plug at Toy Fair, the British-born construction toy is now available to retailers. Plug is a new concept that allows children to build any den they imagine by attaching the construction pieces to the world around them. There are currently seven Plug components to choose from including connector discs, rods, suction cups, clamps, pegs and hooks, which are all designed to connect together and attach to different objects around the house or garden such as chairs, tables, trees and benches. Once children have a structure, they can then secure a sheet over the top and put their ‘keep out’ sign on the door. Plug is initially launching three different kits. The Entry Kit includes the key Plug components and a ‘keep out’ sign, where children need to use their own bed sheet. The Mid Kit comes with the key Plugs, some extras and a blue starred sheet. The Premium Kit includes all the Plugs, discs, rods and a sheet. Asobi has partnered with the creators of Plug to introduce the concept to potential
retailers.
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My outdoor hero product this year has to be Plug. The garden presents endless opportunities for making amazing dens and Plug will be the ultimate toolkit they’ll need this Summer. Building dens has been a favourite pastime for generations and Plug will bring this tradition well into the 21st century. Thierry Bourret, founder and managing director
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