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20114914356143.webpHas anyone here ever used one of these? it looks interesting i may just try to make one and try it with my boys :) it looks fairly simple the blue part rotates around and the mushroom is stationary.
 
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View attachment 3576Has anyone here ever used one of these? it looks interesting i may just try to make one and try it with my boys :) it looks fairly simple the blue part rotates around and the mushroom is stationary.

We've tried them in Alberta, Canada recently. The mechanism tends to bind within a few weeks. They sit unused in the storage area of gyms.

Bit of a joke.

Even if it worked, I'm not sure they are useful past the stage of beginner as the kids would not LEAN at the right angle. And for beginners a bucket is simpler and easier to construct.
 
We've tried them in Alberta, Canada recently. The mechanism tends to bind within a few weeks. They sit unused in the storage area of gyms.

Bit of a joke.

Even if it worked, I'm not sure they are useful past the stage of beginner as the kids would not LEAN at the right angle. And for beginners a bucket is simpler and easier to construct.

exactly! it's a gimmick.:)
 

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