Bouncing ball with handle Hop Fantasy 45cm, 5+ years

Hop Fantasy - Made in Italy, Completely Non-Toxic and Safe - BPA Free, Latex Free, Phthalate Free, Lead Free, Class I Medical Device Classified

Hop Fantasy is the transparent version of Hop ball with the same technical and functional characteristics. The multi-colored small stars on its surface enhance the three-dimensional characteristic of the product.

Size: max Ø 45 cm

Color: transparent with stars

Recommended weight: max. 45 kg (100 lbs) / Load capacity tested: max. 200 kg (440 lb).

Adult supervision required.

In the early 1960s, Aquilino Cosani, founder of Lederplastic, watched a documentary about kangaroos and realized that children never look as happy as when they are jumping. So he decided to make a toy that would allow them to jump like kangaroos.

Tested different prototypes for the bouncy ball part. It was important that all tests were done by children, not adults. So after getting feedback from his sons and many other kids, he attached an initially hard (later replaced with a soft) handle to his ball and called it Pon-Pon, after the sound it made when someone bounced on it. It chooses orange because it is meant to be used outdoors in the summer and orange looks very sunny and because it is suitable for both boys and girls. We decided to make it from PVC because of its elasticity and durability.

After he presents it at the Nuremberg Toy Fair, it becomes more successful than he could have imagined.

This is how the first sub-part ball was born, which also became the originator of the first original Fitball, popular as the Swiss ball, yoga ball, pilates and gymnastics ball, etc., produced and introduced for the first time by the same company, and became one of the main tools used in physical therapy and fitness.

Ledraplastic SpA, founded in 1963, was one of the first manufacturing companies to use the rotational molding method to process non-toxic vinyl. For the first 20 years, the production process concentrated on children's toys. The flagship products of these early years were the Disney dolls, produced under license by the Walt Disney Company. Since the mid-1980s, the business has established itself in several market sectors: from toys to fitness, including physiotherapy and wellness. Their own brand, Gymnic – The Way to Move – identifies their product range in the international market and stands for quality products designed to provide movement and well-being for people of all ages