Indoor / Outdoor Pogo Balance Ball Jumping Exercise Bounce For Ages 6 Years

Race your friends on these new colourful Lolo Balls. Great for improving balance and fitness. Reinforced plastic platform with an inflatable durable PVC ball.The welcome return of something many of us remember hopping about on during the 80s, when it was sold under several names including Pogo Ball. The tough rubber ball is inflated within the platform that is then stood on to bounce, hop and jump about. Great fun as well as good exercise - no child should be without one. Colours may vary.

Features

• One look is all it takes. Next thing you know kids are hopping up onto the Pogo Ball, gripping the ball with their feet, and bouncing away like a Kangaroo on a mission. A fun exercise for kids and adults without realising it!
• Rugged inflatable ball is safely housed inside a non-slip polymer platform.
• Build your strength, endurance, coordination and balance!
• Jump up and down, bounce up and spin, bounce your way across the room or down the street! Includes air pump and pogo ball. Simple assembly required. Maximum User Weight: 55kg.
• For indoor and outdoor use.
• Self-assembly.
• For ages 6 years and over.

WARNING(S):

• Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
• Only for domestic use.
• To be used under the direct supervision of an adult.
• Protective equipment (helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards) should be worn, not to be used in traffic.

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POGO BALLS
So far you’ve seen the Pogo Stick and the Hopper Ball. Allow us to introduce, if you’re not familar, The Pogo Ball!

Not to be confused with the traditional Pogo Stick. The Pogo ball is a much different toy and less expensive. It consists of a Saturn-shaped inflatable ball sitting between 2 plastic standing plates. While Pogo Ball may be old-school fun it never gets old. If you’re interested in getting your child/children outside and more active this would be a great place to start. Even standing up against smartphones, game systems and the World Wide Web. Pogo Ball remains a family favorite. In spite of the learning curve they are easy to operate.

Since Pogo Balls don’t have a lot of spring and do require balance. Children under 6 years old aren’t likely to enjoy it as much as an older child would. If you’re looking for a jump favorite toy for younger children, consider a hopper ball, bounce house, or a trampoline. Once children have mastered the Hopper then they will have greater success with the Pogo Ball.

How to inflat the ball?
Insert the needle into the nozzle of pump and press the top part of nozzle down to avoiding air leaking.Slip deflate ball through center of disc with valve facing upward.(NOTE: The band around the center of the ball should be lined up with the bottom rim of the disc.) Then inflate the ball using the hand inflation pump.

How much to pump up the ball?
Each child’s weight will affect the way POGO BALL bounces.The lower a child’s weight,the less air the ball needs to bounce.We suggest that you release a small amount of air,then let your child try the ball.Repeat until your child is comfortable with the way POGO BALL bounces.

How to blow off the air?
Insert the needle into the air hole,the air will go out slowly.

Children should be supervised while using the product.
Make sure your kid wears sneakers or rubber soled shoes when using POGO BALL.
Never use in wet or slippery places.Keep POGO BALL away from sharp objects.

Packing Including:1 deflated ball,1 oval disc,1 hand inflation pump,1 needle