Tobar Giant Retro Space Hopper Outdoor Toy

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If your chosen model is too large for the user, their feet won't reach the floor when sitting on top, making it impossible to bounce. Hopper ball material should be thin enough that it's lightweight and gives you plenty of bounce when inflated, but thick enough to withstand some punctures and hold the weight of the user.

A child can sit on top, holding the two handles, and bounce up and down until the ball leaves the ground. Hopper balls strengthen a range of muscles, including major leg and arm muscles and abdominal muscles. A rubber ball (similar to an exercise ball) with handles that allow one to sit on it without falling off. Available in Orange (just like the original), the Space Hopper comes with a fast inflating foot pump and is ideal for bouncing around the garden in the summer - would make an unusual fun seat indoors during the winter too!Space hoppers are generally safe, but new users are likely to take a few spills while they get the hang of it. Our daughter was over the moon with her Dinosaur Obstacle course, they was on time for drop off and collection and we will 100% be using them again next year. Our Adult version of the Space Hopper is a heavy rubber ball which can be inflated up to 75cm in diameter, with two rubber handles protruding from the top. A. You can inflate a hopper ball with a hand pump, foot pump, or even an electric pump, assuming your pump has the right attachment to fit in the valve. We changed our mind on what we wanted last minute and the team was more than helpful to get what we needed even on a busy bank holiday weekend.

Of course, this is a rough guide and won't be accurate for everyone, especially people who are taller or shorter than average for their age.We do not offer later collections or additional time however you are welcome to hire the inflatables for multiple days. Since these classic designs usually had faces on the front, these handles looked like ears or horns. Terry Cooper's humorous science fiction trilogy Kangazang features space hoppers (referred to as "Hoppas"), who are depicted as an alien race living on the planet Profania Alpha. The Cambridge Evening News contained an advertisement for the hopper in November of that year [1] and described it as a trend.