How Air Toobz works
Snap the tubes together, turn the dial, and watch foam balls ride the air through whatever they build.
Three steps, then they take over.
Build it, change the airflow, and watch the physics happen.
Snap a track together
Tubes, corners, a T-piece and a funnel push-fit together. No tools, no tiny screws, and they're easy for small hands.
Turn the dial
Five airflow levels. Low lets balls float, high sends them flying. Kids find out for themselves what changes when they change the speed.
Drop a ball and watch it fly
Drop a ball in the funnel or the fan's top port and it rides the air through the whole track. Then they knock it down and build a new one.
A toy that grows with them.
First build straight from the box. Mostly they'll be shooting balls at the ceiling and at you.
They start designing their own routes and testing which loops need more air.
The track goes under the table, over the couch and across the hallway.
Still in rotation. Add more Tube Tinkers pieces and the builds get bigger.
Designed with safety first.
- Grate over the fanLittle fingers stay out of the fan.
- Won't run while chargingIt's off the cord whenever it's in play.
- 15-minute auto shut-offIf it gets forgotten mid-build, it turns itself off.
- Big, soft foam ballsThey bounce off walls, the TV and siblings without leaving a mark.
Loops, towers, and tracks under the table.
The tubes and connectors go together any way they can imagine. These are five of thousands.
Everything to build on day one.
- 1
- Rechargeable fan unit + charging cord
- 6
- Clear tubes
- 12
- Push-fit connectors
- 6
- Corner pieces
- 2
- T-piece and funnel
- 20
- Large foam balls in four colors
Put it on their Christmas list. You won't regret it.
Set it up on the living room floor and see how long they play.
