BOOMERINGS® Links By Discovery Toys Review

These are the exact same link sets we used with our boys 36 and 33 years ago. The same high quality. They were invaluable for securing bottles, toys, etc. to a car seat, stroller or high chair to prevent them from hitting the ground and to make it easier to return them to the basket. They are very durable and easy to clean. Came back to buy these for our granddaughter.

I bought my first set almost 30 years ago and was glad to see them at Revain. So many benefits for parents of young children. Attach her toy to the chair and win the gravity game. Attach a basket to the shower rod to hold bath toys. Attach a chaise longue between the railings above the porch steps and you've got a really big playpen in no time. By the way, the 30-year-olds are still here. I bought them for the next generation.

These little links serve big purposes! When our grandson was younger, we tied toys and teethers to his car seat and stroller. Now that it's running I bought an extra set to attach to the handles on our lower kitchen cabinets. He considered the closets his personal playground. No longer. Strong and durable links keep cupboard doors closed and little fingers and hands off pots, pans and items in our pantry.

These links will stay with you forever. In fact I have a few left over from my childhood (30+ years ago) and the design hasn't changed. How good they are now and were then! I love her! I first bought some cheaper links from Target but returned them as soon as I opened them because they were too stretched and came off very easily. Not those Discovery Toys links! They connect easily and stay connected partly due to the lack of stretch and partly due to the beaded clasp. They are a bit more…

They are a bit smaller than other brands and my son doesn't seem to like them that much so they are only really good for attaching toys to a stroller or activity bar. Other brands are his favorite teething toys (especially the cheeky ones) and since they're in his mouth all the time we wanted to make something here, test etc. They're MUCH more expensive than other brands, we were ok because they're made in the USA but then he didn't like her so it was overkill. They also came in a zippered…

As a young mother, I bought this set 26 years ago. I have used these rings over the years: as a system for attaching toys to a high chair or stroller, as teethers, as toys for connecting and making necklaces (etc.), as a means of learning to sort and count, as a ring for Hanging kitchen utensils and pots/pans in the kitchen, like a ring for hanging towels and washcloths in the bathroom, etc. Now I am disabled due to Multiple Sclerosis and confined to a wheelchair. I'm still looking for ways to…