hi everyone does anyone remember space hoppers?, i had an orange one i used to bounce for hours on mine,lol,
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I think I may of told this story before but what the hey....
My biggest memory of Space Hoppers is being in a race at Butlins, I was miles out in front, decided to turn my head around to see where the others were and slipped, got striaght back on just as the girl in second place went whizzing by :cry:
Moral of the story "Dont look back keep plodding on"
My Sister did have one too we use to play up and down the drive way on, hours of funHeather
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Re: space hoppers
Originally posted by huggie74 View PostI think I may of told this story before but what the hey....
My biggest memory of Space Hoppers is being in a race at Butlins, I was miles out in front, decided to turn my head around to see where the others were and slipped, got striaght back on just as the girl in second place went whizzing by :cry:
Moral of the story "Dont look back keep plodding on"
My Sister did have one too we use to play up and down the drive way on, hours of fun
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Originally posted by ClaudineJones View Post...or be stupid enough to think all the lads are staring because they're envious that they didn't get one for their birthdays when in fact they're staring because your blouse buttons have come undone .
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Space Hoppers
It's easy to see why skateboards, rollerboots and BMX's were so popular among kids in the 70s, but space hoppers? For one, it seems a little odd to be bouncing up and down on a big orange rubber ball at the best of times, and considering it didn't help - but rather hinder - getting from A to B, it could be labelled a bit pointless. Nevertheless, the space hopper made a big impression in toy history...The space hopper (Hippity Hop in America) was invented by Italian, Aquilino Cosani in 1968, though he referred to it then as the Pon-Pon, and it was launched in Britain just as trance/rave culture was picking up speed. This may provide some explanation behind the trend, and space hoppers went on to make appearances at Glastonbury and Birmingham psychedelic trance parties well into the 90s.The earliest space hoppers were made of red or blue rubber, inflated via an internal valve system, reaching up to around 20 inches. These days though, adult versions are available too, enabling the children of the 70s to relive their bouncing glory days.
More...Do You Remember the 70s, 80s and 90s?
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Originally posted by remember View Postbut space hoppers? For one, it seems a little odd to be bouncing up and down on a big orange rubber ball at the best of times, and considering it didn't help - but rather hinder - getting from A to B, it could be labelled a bit pointless.
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Originally posted by remember View Post...considering it didn't help - but rather hinder - getting from A to B...
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