Lightweight enough to bring along to the park or when visiting family. It doesn't take up much room either.

We had friends round at the weekend and this unexpectedly became the main entertainment. Even the older children wanted to have a go.

My daughter and the neighbour's little girl spent ages outside with it yesterday. They kept swapping over and trying to beat each other's numbers.

The flashing wheel is a nice touch and the counter gives them something to aim for rather than just jumping randomly.

My two daughters have a little leaderboard going. Apparently the current household record is 87 and nobody is allowed to forget it!

Nice to find something that's actually fun rather than making exercise feel like exercise. My son just sees it as a game.

I wasn't sure how long the novelty would last but it's been a few weeks and she's still regularly using it after school.

We brought it out when my daughter's friends came round and suddenly they were all lining up waiting for a turn.

Bought this for my seven year old's birthday. She loves the lights but especially likes seeing the number go up on the counter.

The first few attempts were hilarious but after ten minutes everyone had improved massively. Great fun for the whole family.

The ankle part is comfortable and she picked up how to use it pretty quickly.

One of the few things that gets my son to voluntarily put his game down and head outside.

My son writes down his best score and tries to beat it the next day. He's absolutely determined.

I bought it for the children and somehow all the adults ended up having a competition with it too.

Doesn't need loads of space and keeps my daughter moving.

It was quite funny watching everyone learn at first. By the end of the afternoon the kids were flying around with it.

My eight year old can happily practise with this on her own for quite a while.

Really cute colour and the flashing wheel makes it extra fun.

My daughter had two friends over and they spent most of the afternoon trying to get the highest score.

Arrived in good condition and works exactly as expected.

She figured it out much faster than I did and thought that was hilarious.

Bought one and ended up ordering another because they were constantly arguing over whose turn it was.

Nothing complicated, just a genuinely fun active toy.

We've taken it to the park several times and other children always want a turn.

Having the score makes such a difference because they actually want to keep practising.

Surprisingly good at keeping both of mine entertained together.

Easy to chuck in a bag when we're heading to the park.

Anything that keeps them occupied and active during the holidays gets five stars from me.

My daughter started at about ten skips and is now determined to reach 100 without stopping.

Easy to use once you get the rhythm going.

My son and his friends spent ages taking turns with it.

We've had loads of use from it already.

I remember playing with something similar when I was young. Had to have a go myself!

Looks really fun spinning around, especially when it starts getting darker outside.