TST Retro Space Hopper

Last year i brought a pack of 6 of these for £19.99 from the argos for my daughters birthday party, the kids loved them and so did the adults. You can buy these on there own for about £5 so i think i had a great deal with these. They are made of a thick rubber material, with two pointy ears for you to hold on to and mine have rabbit faces drawn on them which looks lovely. I inflated mine with a balloon pump and they have a plastic plug you need to put in the hole. The children had a whale of a time hopping around the garden on these and the more adventurous children even tried to hop on them on the bouncing castle. These toys have been ...  Read the complete review

As you sit waiting for the kettle to boil, awaiting that long needed cuppa, you can just see how that £6.99 was really well spent! The hopping sensation of the retro hopper is a superb entertainer for those little tots we know better as our children! And i dont believe it for a minute when you say you have never had a go yourself. And theres no excuse to say its too small because at about 60cm in diametre thats not bad and bigger that a childrens one "and all at £6.99" i hear you ask "well yes" i reply so i supose your thinking that it wont last long and will probably pop well no infact its made of strong PVC rubber so its not ...  Read the complete review

Boing boing Ehh my dear do you remember the fun that children used to have 35 years ago on a space hopper? You remember those big orange plastic pear shaped balls with a kangaroo face. It had two ears/horns. You sat on this bouncy rubber ball and held its ears/horns and boing boing of you went bouncing across the playground. I was too old at 18 to have one of these to play with but my career with children gave me many opportunities to watch children playing with them ohh they looked real fun , OK so I snuck a few turns on them while no one was looking . The space hopper was first thought of and invented in Italy by Aquilino Cosani in ...  Read the complete review