Kikkerland Design Inc

Springie Thingie

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$7.3 $10 In stock

Category: For Curious Kids

This coil spring toy is an old favorite that still walks the walk! Springie thingie climbs down the stairs with a gentle push, or can be a fun challenge for dexterity. 3 assorted, snackable characters with double-color springs and capped ends: pizza, donut, and kiwi. 

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel Z. ★★★★★

My kids spent a good twenty minutes taking turns sending the three different critters down the stairs, and the way they wobble and bounce is genuinely hypnotic. The plastic feels durable enough to handle the inevitable toddler toss across the room.

Nicholas Z. ★★★★★

The little characters are surprisingly cute and my kid loves trying to pass them between hands. They actually do hop down stairs beautifully with just a light nudge, and it’s been a quiet way to keep her occupied for short stretches.

Jacob ★★★★★

The way it flips end-over-end down the stairs is pure magic—my daughter squealed every single time. We've had it three days now and the spring is still holding its shape through some pretty rough tosses across the living room.