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Waboba® Pro Ball that bounces on water 60mm
Price : $10.99 $6.99
Features
: - Pro ball is slightly larger 60mm easier to catch and throw.
- The silicone core is surrounded by a double layer patented cover.
- This high visibility ball floats and can bounce and skip between people.
- Great beach and vacation gift for anyone 3 years and older.
- The official ball of the International Waboba Federation.
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D'ya feel like going pro? Wanna master the official game? Then you surely need a set of PRO balls. PRO is mad with the official game in mind! It is more stable which makes calculating the direction of the bounce easier. Being heavier and bigger than the EXTREME ball makes it more accurate. Seriously, throwing a tennis ball or a frisbee while standing in water isn't all that fun. So why not invent something that bounces on water, like a skipping stone that you can catch? And if that is possible, why not invent a game that is fun and challenging but can be played with just the ball, no goals, nothing extra - just the ball? The WABOBAPRO water ball is the answer to those questions. The WABOBA ball is made of polymere gel and has a elastan coating. The mix of different gels makes the ball bounce and float on water. The WABOBA water ball is made to endure some rough handling, but do not bouce it on the ground or on walls, etc.Warning: The PROis not suitable for children under 36 months.IN ORIGINAL PACKAGINGthrow it!bounce it!skip it!catch it!SPECIFICATIONS:
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Magic 8 Ball
Price : $9.99 $6.99
Features
: - The original Magic 8 Ball has all the answers you need
- Ask any question, turn over the Magic 8 Ball, and you'll get its answer
- Answers questions about romance, friendships, school, work, and more
- Great fun for kids and adults
- Get a sneak preview into the future
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Glow In The Dark Bouncing Balls (4 dozen/48 balls)
Price : $6.75
Features
: - Balls glow in the dark
- 4 Dozen per set
- 1" (25mm)
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Glow-In-The-Dark Bouncing Balls are fun balls! These bouncing balls glow in the dark!
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Ball Bounce & Sport Fun Hopper
Price : $10.99 $10.98
Features
: - Have Fun Hopping indoor and outdoor
- Durable vinyl, textured bottom
- Safe, recessed reinflatable valve
- Grab n Grip handle
- For ages 4 years and up
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12-pack Inflatable Jungle Animal Shaped Beach Balls
Price : $29.94 $13.49
Features
: - Four different animal designs.
- 12 inflatables in all
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Four different animal designs.
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Questions & Answers
Question : What is the name of those toy trucks that could pick up and move little plastic balls?
Like ten years ago, they were a big thing. There were various remote controlled trucks that you could drive around and pick up little blue and red plastic balls with. You could then load them into some sort of plastic structure or something. They used to have a display set up in lots of toy shops. Does anyone know what I am talking about?
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Rockenbock- my family has it and it is awesome! We used to play with it all day long!
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Question : Can You Fill A Stuffed Toy With Cotton Balls?
I filled a toy with its stuffing inside with some cotton balls to make up for the lost stuffing. The cotton balls were from a bag I bought an hour ago and opened a few mins ago. Will this wreck the toy faster or get moldy?
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It won't wreck the toy, and it won't get moldy if dried completely, and that may be a trick, since wet cotton can become very densely packed. While you can use it, polyfil is preferable because it doesn't pack down when wet so it dries out easily. Also, a suggestion for something you haven't asked, but might like to know, take an old pair of panty hose and use that to put your fill in, even in doll parts like legs or arms, as well as the body and head of a toy, or any knitted or crocheted item requiring stuffing. Fill it as needed to make your item plump and cushy, then just tie it off, or sew it shut at the appropriate point (use the remainder by tying an overhand knot it the end from the inside and turn the rest of the leg out--this makes great fake boobs for Halloween, nipples and all , no, please don't ask how I know this, let's just say that I do). This keeps the stuffing from showing through the stitches, and from drifting out during use. You can also find stockings that will coordinate with your piece well, too and make the filling less noticeable. You could also, depending on the age of the person the toy is for, keep a seam open enough to remove the stuffing and restuff it or destuff it a bit.
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Question : Have you ever crushed your cat toy balls by stepping on them?
How did it happen? Was it an accident or on purpose? Where were you?
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Yup. Cat balls on the floor, Under the rug, Big sleepy person or person in a rush, ball gets crushed. I actually prefer the foam rubber balls, to the brittle plastic ones. And, I think my cat agrees!
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Question : What is the name of the little party favor that you spin to make the two balls go to the outside of the toy?
I am doing a project on physics, and want to know the name of the little party favor with two silver balls that you need to spin to make the balls go to the outside of the toy.
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glad this is in physics and not anatomy. brings tears to me eyes it do!
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Question : What is that toy called for toddlers, the air blows the balls up?
I saw this toy I want to get for my toddler for Christmas where the air blows the balls up into the air, and then there is this little almost race car looking track that the balls roll around down and then get blown into the air again. I want to look for the price on WalMart's site, but don't know what to call this thing. Also planning to price check on ebay...
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I think what you're talking about is the Busy Ball Popper Toy but then again, I've seen many commercials with balls for little ones.
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Question : What is the name of that desk toy that has metallic balls hitting eacch other continusly?
What is the name of that desk toy that has metallic balls hitting each other continuously in a pendulum motion.
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It's a type of metronome.It's called a Newton's cradle.
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Question : How often do you break and flatten the plastic toy balls of your cat(s) by stepping on them?
In which context does it happen?
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I do it all the time.. the plastic balls with the bells in them.. its sooo annoying.
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Question : What is this toy called? balls that open and transform into dragon When magnet touches metal?
Sorry not sure how to describe them. They are an anime dragon type toy. It is a ball that transforms into a dragon when touched to a metal surface or magnet?
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Bakugan :)
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Question : What is the name of this old kids truck toy. It loaded and unloaded little black balls?
When i was younger I had an old toy that I loved to play with. The toy was a plastic track with a toy truck on it. The truck use to drive around and fill its lorry back with little black balls, then change the type of truck back it had on automatically. Then finally would put the little black balls back again and start over. please help!
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I so remember it too. It's called Big Loader
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Question : How much do toy marble balls cost?
So I needed ammo strong and big enough at least to break glass bottles with a sling shot, but the white glass marble ammo shots are like 3-4$ for 25-50 usually and that seems steep on account of how many glass marbles I use to own as a kid. So I was wondering where is the best place to buy just glass toy marbles from and how much they should probably cost.
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Your local toy store would be the best place ie Toys R us and toyworld... alternatively you can try using ball bearings.I hope your not located in Australia though, otherwise you'd need a licence.Good Luck
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