🪂 Aeromax Original Parachute with Battery-Powered Experience Review

What a great toy! I bought them for all the kids who came for the backyard BBQ and they kept them very entertained! They launched her from our deck and even used a water balloon sling to catapult her across the golf course. Soldiers don't tangle in the parachute at all, unlike the cheap ones you usually see. Didn't try to glow in the dark version but this might be next! It would also be a great birthday gift!

Bought for grandkids aged 7 and 5 years. I ask how high I should rate their toy parachutes. Senior said he would give it a 10 but he knew only 5 stars were available. He said maybe kids should try different ways to fold the parachute. He felt his way was better than the one suggested in the guide. One of the parachute's strap anchors had to be reinforced with additional stitches - a task for Nana. After that it worked great.

Definitely a must have for every boy. My 3 year old can play with it for hours. Parachute to work, so guess who will be involved? Yes, mom and dad. Well, it's fun for everyone (and a great workout for Mom and Dad!). Great outdoor activity for kids (and adults) of all ages. My 7 year old niece loved it so much she wants one for herself. I would definitely recommend it to all children. And the price is unbeatable! It seems like all toys are this expensive these days, so it's nice to be able to…

This is an amazing version of the parachute toy of yore. It can be casually crumpled or neatly folded and rolled, thrown in the air and unraveled high in the air quickly and easily, and slowly fall to the ground and be caught mid-air. It's entertainment for both adults and children. If only you could specify which color you would like. I ordered 2 for 2 boys and got two pink. I wouldn't have a problem with pink in general, and neither would she, but to distinguish who is and whose is you need…

This toy has a unique design and with a father's help, children can really like it. It's not expensive and claims not to tangle (unless you use it in inclement weather. However, it requires quite a bit of strength to operate and would be difficult for a preschooler to control. So it is something a child can't play by himself Why my 3 year old son shows a fleeting interest in this toy whenever we offer it: He wants to be independent and achieve something while playing, but he can only look at…

Our four year old daughter got skydivers from a cheap shop for her birthday and while they were fun they were also disappointing due to the confusing aspects. I found and ordered her from Revane and she has been playing with it happily for a few days now. If she stands up and throws it at the ceiling, she starts to "float" about halfway up. She loves it and happily runs downstairs to grab it and then back upstairs to throw it. It also makes bedtime easier because she's so exhausted. :) The toy…