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Drumond Park Pumpaloons Review

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Drumond Park Pumpaloons is a pumping race game which is great for indoors or outdoors. It is suitable for 2 players aged four onwards.

Children dash to their pumps and start puffing up the two lovable, colourful, clown-like wobblies – Stripeyloon and Spottyloon – until they are towering firmly upright. There are many ways to do it! You can stomp on the pump with your foot, kneel down and push it furiously with your hands, or even sit on the pump and bounce up and down, as fast as you can go! The winner is the first one to pump up the character! It may look big but it only takes 2 – 3 minutes to blow it up.

Drumond Park Pumpaloons Review

Inside the box, it comes with two foot pumps and two characters. It requires minimal assembly. The two Pumpaloon characters are made from thick rubber material with a sand-filled section at the bottom for weight and stability. They stand upright around 3 feet tall.

Drumond Park Pumpaloons pumping

Both of my children’s competitive streak came out and they had a lot of fun pumping them up. They then both refused to let Stripeyloon and Spottyloon to be deflated as they can throw them, punch them, talk to them and even dress them up!

Drumond Park Pumpaloons throwing
Drumond Park Pumpaloons punch
Drumond Park Pumpaloons dressing up

Disclosure: We have received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

Comments

  1. Samantha Ripley says

    my girls are obsessed with hoola hooping at the moment, or wiggle wiggle as my 2 year old calls it

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  3. chris2468 says

    What is your favourite garden game?
    Hide and Seek – kids love it as there’s not too many places to hide in our garden

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  91. Rebecca Morgan says

    At the moment it’s bubbles! We have a giant bubble wand thing that does huge bubbles!

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  94. Rachel Craig says

    Twister. Great fun /laugh playing it outdoors in the Garden. Ensure appropriate clothing :- Trousers advised, and no shoes (in order to avoid trodden on fingers etc).

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  118. kristin says

    As i child i loved our badminton set but my little girl is really into swingball. The dog quite likes it too!

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  136. Kay Ellerby says

    Lawn croquet, and no we’re not posh! Lol haven’t played swingball for so long used to love that as well

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  137. Tracy K Nixon says

    I love our Swing Ball as the ball cannot be hit over the fence into our neighbours garden and the dog cannot run off with it lol!

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