Outdoortoys Brainstorm
01200 445 113 |
www.brainstormltd.co.uk The Brainstorm Toys Outdoor Adventure range features the new indoor-outdoor Handbow, a safe bow which can shoot suction darts over eight meters with pinpoint accuracy. Each handbow comes with three suction darts and there will be a refi ll dart pack for add-on sales. The handheld Outdoor Adventure Microscope has 20x to 40x magnifi cation, built-in illumination and a lanyard, with a secret code hidden on the packaging to enter an online prize draw. The lightweight Outdoor Adventure Binoculars are pocket-sized with 4x magnifi cation and 30mm glass lenses. They have soft, adjustable eye pieces, a rubberised trim for non-slip grip, and a built-in compass. The pocket-sized Outdoor Adventure Dynamo Torch has two long-lasting LED bulbs and a hand crank that generates power. The patented Original Flying Bird from Brainstorm Toys is a mechanical toy powered by a high quality rubber band and mechanism. It fl ies by fl apping its tear-proof wings up to 50 metres.
Bananagrams
020 7298 9500 |
www.bananagrams.com Jumbo Bananagrams is a giant version of the original word game, while Jumbo Zip-It is a large-scale edition of the fast-paced two-player crossword race that can be played in as little as 20 seconds. Popular with educators, parents, retailers and children, Jumbo
Bananagrams and Jumbo Zip-It have been highly rated by the Good Toy Guide and won numerous accolades including recognition in the Primary Teacher Update Awards, Rainbow Toy Awards, ToyShopUK Awards, Loved by Parents Awards and Outdoor Toy Awards 2013. Jumbo Bananagrams features 144 waterproof, three-inch square tiles in a
large yellow banana-shaped tote bag. Requiring no pencil, paper or board, players race to build giant crossword grids and use all their letter tiles. Jumbo Bananagrams is for anyone aged fi ve up. Jumbo Zip-It is a high-speed crossword race featuring 24 wooden lettered two-inch cubes and coloured scoring zips that come built into the pouch. Each person takes 12 cubes and races to form their own crossword grid using any side of the cubes.
HERO product
The beauty of Jumbo Bananagrams is that it can be played anywhere – the beach, the park, the garden, at BBQs, at weddings – and, if the Great British weather is a huge letdown, the game is still just as much fun on the living room fl oor or in the classroom. Rena Nathanson, CEO and top banana
Flair
020 8643 0320 |
www.fl
airplc.co.uk Spearheading Flair’s entry into the outdoor category is an offering of products under the umbrella brand Energize. Energize is based on providing children with exciting and innovative products which focus on active play outdoors. To introduce this range in
Flair’s expanding portfolio, the hero product is the Jump Dancer. With heavy PR and TV support, this battery-operated skipping rope doesn’t require anybody to hold it. With two speed s ettings to choose from and three time settings, kids can improve their skipping without having to take it in turns to hold the rope. Also available under the umbrella brand for Summer 2014 is a 2-in-1 skipping rope called Jump Stik.
Toy Essentials
01285 762 039 |
www.toyessentials.com PlasmaCar is the fi rst of its type in the world, and already boasts strong sales worldwide since its introduction in Canada in 2002 Requiring neither batteries nor pedals,
PlasmaCar is propelled by a combination of aerodynamic design, movement of the steering wheel, friction, centrifugal force and gravity which drives the car both forward and backward up to a maximum speed of 6mph. The PlasmaCar is safe to use and exceeds
all international safety standards and requirements. It has been built to last and is constructed from high-quality ABS plastics. It features six wheels, a seat, footrests and a steering wheel, and is available in a variety of colours.
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