Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Retro Hopper (Single)

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List Price: £9.99
Our Price: £6.90
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Manufacturer: BV Leisure Ltd
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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Toy Brand: BV Leisure EAN: 5014362304862 Feature: Bounce your way back through time and into the seventies! Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: BV Leisure Ltd Manufacturer: BV Leisure Ltd Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 Model: 304862 Publisher: BV Leisure Ltd Studio: BV Leisure Ltd
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Bounce your way back through time and into the seventies! Suitable for ages 3 and above.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Hoppin' mad! Comment: Well, it did drive us crazy trying to blow it up the night before our son's birthday. Try as I might, I couldn't fit the nozzle of the included foot pump into the valve on the hopper. Husband couldn't either. Balloon pump didn't work nor did puffing into it ourselves. Several work colleagues the next day also tried and failed.
Eventually, after much deliberation, we decided to cut the white stalk of the valve, inflate it and stick the stalk back in then sellotape it in place. I still don't know if it is what you're supposed to do or not but it worked. Our three year old loves rolling around on top of it - hasn't mastered bouncing yet!
Customer Rating:      Summary: Best fun we've had since the 70's Comment: I am so pleased with this toy. We purchased this for our nephew's birthday, he loved this more than all his other presents! so did his parents who seem to spend more time on it! Excellent value for money and great fun.
Customer Rating:      Summary: spacehopper Comment: received this item very promptly,ordered it monday,received next day!!
arrived neatly packaged and was exactly like picture.glad i didnt read the poor review before purchasing or i wouldnt have ordered the spacehopper.Hope my son has as much fun on this as i had on mine in the 70's!!
Customer Rating:      Summary: retro space hopper Comment: Having read the negitive review on this item, at first we was slightly put off. We thought we would take a chance and see what we got. When we received this it was not the origional 70s vintage design but a retro influenced replica. We were pleased and thought it was good value for money.
Customer Rating:      Summary: What you see is NOT what you get! Comment: The image shown is not what you get - far from it, the one shown is an original 70's model. The actual hopper you get is a cheap imitation with a scribble of a face.
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Editorial Reviews:
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At gadgetshop, we have discovered the time machine. But it's not a blue police box. Or a Victorian whirlygig. Or a ball of white-hot energy, for that matter. It's an inflatable orange rubber blob with a smiley fang-toothed face on it. And it's capable of time travel to one decade in particular, when glam rock and power cuts were all the rage. Welcome to the Space Hopper time machine - a continuum-busting time warp all the way back to the mid 1970s. As well as time travel, this gadget is also capable of provoking extreme sensory recall: it's simply impossible to mount one of these without the sound of Marc Bolan or Showaddywaddy in your ears and the feint smell of Spangles in your nostrils. The Milky Bars are most definitely on me. There are limitations to its performance, however. You see, there simply is no elegant way to get on or off. There's no practical way to move at speed. But there is, undoubtedly, a thrilling return to the seven year old version of you having the time of your life. And now, rather than relying on your dad's bicycle pump to get it inflated, we have thoughtfully provided a touch of 21st century convenience in the shape of a more practical foot-pump. Buy one of these and the instructions are quite, quite simple: bounce yourself silly. We most certainly do.
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