So you think your reactions are quick? Fancy yourself a bit of a master at hand to eye coordination? Well that’s put that to the test with the Koo Kool Balls. The idea behind these balls is very simple: take a ball, make it bounce, watch the fun happen. But these bouncy balls are anything but usual. The Koo Kool balls are made with PU elastic & are cut with geometric shapes. These pentagons cause the ball to bounce in all different directions with no forewarning about which way it will go. Available in 4 bright colours, these balls are a great way to test your reaction skills or keep kids entertained outdoors. Please note that you cannot pick which colour you would like. This product is suitable for ages 6 & up. ...

With all the recent tech malarkey & new jargon we have to learn on a regular basis these days, we are no longer surprised or phased by the new products that are released into the market. However, this new innovation is one that is definitely not to be ignored! With this new Krash Videohead X1 camera helmet, you can film your hottest stunts & catch every heart stopping moment on camera. It’s patent-pending technology

Includes:: a built-in camera that swivels through 4 different angles, allowing you to watch back your adventurous ride through the park or that slick ‘grind’ on a bench! To activate, press the ‘record’ button to record your actions & then download straight to your computer using the USB (Universal Serial Bus) 2.0 cable provided to watch an instant replay, this way you can perfect those stunts or simply just relive your journey over & over again. The helmet has optional functions & will record for Approx. thirty minutes, giving you plenty of time to pack in lots of different tricks! Additional
Features: Resilience: Weather proof design & processing Anti-shock design/components so you can really unleash those stunts Charging: via USB (Universal Serial Bus) to computer or optional power adapter Operating System Compatibility: Win ME, 2000, XP, & Vista; Mac OS X 10.2+


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With all the recent tech malarkey & new jargon we have to learn on a regular basis these days, we are no longer surprised or phased by the new products that are released into the market. However, this new innovation is one that is definitely not to be ignored! With this new Krash Videohead X1 camera helmet, you can film your hottest stunts & catch every heart stopping moment on camera. It’s patent-pending technology

Includes:: a built-in camera that swivels through 4 different angles, allowing you to watch back your adventurous ride through the park or that slick ‘grind’ on a bench! To activate, press the ‘record’ button to record your actions & then download straight to your computer using the USB (Universal Serial Bus) 2.0 cable provided to watch an instant replay, this way you can perfect those stunts or simply just relive your journey over & over again. The helmet has optional functions & will record for Approx. thirty minutes, giving you plenty of time to pack in lots of different tricks! Additional

Features: Resilience: Weather proof design & processing Anti-shock design/components so you can really unleash those stunts Charging: via USB (Universal Serial Bus) to computer or optional power adapter Operating System Compatibility: Win ME, 2000, XP, & Vista; Mac OS X 10.2+



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With all the recent tech malarkey & new jargon we have to learn on a regular basis these days, we are no longer surprised or phased by the new products that are released into the market. However, this new innovation is one that is definitely not to be ignored! With this new Krash Videohead X1 camera helmet, you can film your hottest stunts & catch every heart stopping moment on camera. It’s patent-pending technology

Includes:: a built-in camera that swivels through 4 different angles, allowing you to watch back your adventurous ride through the park or that slick ‘grind’ on a bench! To activate, press the ‘record’ button to record your actions & then download straight to your computer using the USB (Universal Serial Bus) 2.0 cable provided to watch an instant replay, this way you can perfect those stunts or simply just relive your journey over & over again. The helmet has optional functions & will record for Approx. thirty minutes, giving you plenty of time to pack in lots of different tricks! Additional
Features: Resilience: Weather proof design & processing Anti-shock design/components so you can really unleash those stunts Charging: via USB (Universal Serial Bus) to computer or optional power adapter Operating System Compatibility: Win ME, 2000, XP, & Vista; Mac OS X 10.2+


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This is one of those times when those of you with a… shall we say, a thing about bugs, should maybe step back
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There is nothing more infuriating than scrabbling around in the dark for a tiny piece of metal or plastic which is the TV remote control. Well, now you don't have to any more with this Big Button Remote Control. Measuring nearly a foot long (12"  - that's approx 30cm in new language), it's a 6-in-1 universal remote control with very big buttons. & it's not just a gimmicky gadget to match your home cinema! Programmed to be compatible with most major brands of TV sets, DVD players, satellite & cable receivers & AV amplifiers. It

Includes:: all the usual functions (volume, channel etc) plus many of the 'extras' such as Teletext & Fastext. Setting it up is easy, using standard setup codes or the built-in auto code search function.
Features: 6 in 1 Universal remote for TV, DVD, VCR, Satellite, Cable, AV-Amp Chunky 22.2mm buttons (just under 1 inch) Easy to program Programmed compatibility with over 500 devices! Auto-code searching Standard functions plus Teletext, Fastext, Freeview  etc Compatible with most major brands of televisions So, why spend thousands of pounds on a fantastic large cinema system, why use a piddling little remote control? It will stand amongst all the others & will be easier to use. Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included) 


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This Pop! Vinyl figurine features the frontman of Nirvana, Kurt Cobain. Kurt famously pioneered the Seattle grunge scene. This Pop! Vinyl figure shows Kurt holding his signature blue lefty guitar. The figure is even wearing the same outfit he wore for the Smells like Teen Spirit music video. This miniature figurine would make a great addition to any shelf in a musician’s room or even a music studio. Grab your very own Kurt Cobain today.  ...

If you’re a Sith Lord with a taste for dark side who spends your days serving the Supreme Leader, you’re probably a pretty busy guy. So at the end of a long day you’re probably going to want to put the kettle on, have a long soak in the tub & relax in your softest bathrobe. But because you’re a warrior of the First Order, you can’t wear just any old dressing gown – you need something that’s just as cool as your usual day wear. This red & black officially licensed Kylo Ren Bathrobe is the perfect way to relax in true dark side style. Featuring two large pockets on the front & adjustable red sash, this super comfortable robe fits most sizes. With cool red embroidered First Order detailing on the chest as well as an awesome Kylo Ren embroidered portrait on the back, this super soft dressing gown is the most stylish way to embrace the darkness. ...

Fancy adding a bit of magic to your every day life? Introducing the fantastic Kymera Magic Wand buttonless remote control as featured on BBC’s Dragon’s Den. Even Duncan Bannatyne
- one of the scarier Dragons
- was so impressed he invested £200, 000! Inspired by Lord of the Rings & Harry Potter, you can forget that you’re a boring old muggle & change the channel with a simple wave, point or twist of the wrist. Always wanted to have the power of the immortals? The wand will give you the ultimate control
- well in the home at least! Ok, as kids we were all amazed by the technology of the remote control when it first came into use. Well now the boring old remote control comes in a far more enchanting style. Plus the whole experience of opening the wand for the first time is one of discovery - you see a dark brown elegant wand cradled in a luxurious silk brocade. However, don’t be fooled – the old fashioned look & feel of the wand hides a highly advanced piece of technology. So how does it work? The buttonless Kymera Wand can learn up to 13 infra-red codes
- unique patterns of light that send simple instructions to receiver units on electrical items
- & assign each command a gesture. All 13 gestures can be dedicated to one device or split between several. In other words, the wand can be used for changing channels on your TV, controlling hi-fis, DVD players, set-top boxes, iPod docks, Apple, Macs & even remote-controlled light switches & curtains. Kymera Magic wand which is really a Universal Remote control Features 13 gestures in total including Big/ Swish, Push forward, Pull Back & two single & double taps For example
- rotate clockwise & anti-clockwise – great for adjusting the volume. Flick up & flick down are perfect for channel up /down Flick left & right could be used for track skip. Wand pulses which tells you what you are doing; leave the wand for a minute & it goes into sleep mode; picking up or moving it “wakes” it up & pulses with three heartbeats Comes packaged in a lovely dark box Requires 2 x AAA batteries (included) & finally, if you want to know how it works (and shatter the illusion), read the Techno Magic blurb below... Techno Magic…… It may be a magic w&, but it’s all powered by the wonders of modern science. The technology that powers the wand is based on science, but it is so advanced & so miniaturised that it might as well be magic. Based on the advances in motion sensing, the accelerometer that tells the wand’s microprocessor how hard it is & in which direction accelerating was originally developed for use in cars. These tiny silicon architectures are microscopically small but can detect the force of gravity even at rest. They are the sort of thing that detects if you are slowing down very rapidly in a traffic accident & signals for the airbag to deploy, or you’ll find them in mobile phones & cameras telling the device which way up to put the picture. The wand has a special three axis accelerometer that can measure the g force in x-y-and –z. Using this information, & constantly updating the programme for the orientation of the w&, a special program on the onboard microprocessor can tell how the wand is being moved about. Using some clever maths the microprocessor determines if the move made by the wand bearer was a deliberate on & if so, whether or not it was one of the predefined gestures programmed into it at manufacture. If it recognises the gesture then the wand’s microprocessor plays back the infra red remote code that it has been taught by the user to associate with that gesture. A very small vibration motor similar to that found in a mobile phone gently pulses inside the wand to give what is called haptic feedback to the user so that they know that the wand has understood the gesture & has emitted an infrared remote control code. The whole assembly is squeezed into the shape of a w&, & put together so that there are no visible seams & no unsightly screws to give the game away & that’s it, the Kymera W&. It’s simple really. Spin back 50 or 100 years & what the wand does would have been real magic, but if you spin back a further 200 years it’s likely you would have been burnt at the stake for using the Kymera W&. But then you wouldn’t have had a 72inch plasma screen to magically control.





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Fancy adding a bit of magic to your every day life? Introducing the fantastic Kymera Magic Wand buttonless remote control as featured on BBC's Dragon's Den. Even Duncan Bannatyne
- one of the scarier Dragons
- was so impressed he invested £200, 000! Inspired by Lord of the Rings & Harry Potter, you can forget that you're a boring old muggle & change the channel with a simple wave, point or twist of the wrist. Always wanted to have the power of the immortals? The wand will give you the ultimate control
- well in the home at least! Ok, as kids we were all amazed by the technology of the remote control when it first came into use. Well now the boring old remote control comes in a far more enchanting style. Plus the whole experience of opening the wand for the first time is one of discovery
- you see a dark brown elegant wand cradled in a luxurious silk brocade. However, don't be fooled, the old fashioned look & feel of the wand hides a highly advanced piece of technology. So how does it work? The buttonless Kymera Wand can 'learn' up to 13 infra-red codes
- unique patterns of light that send simple instructions to receiver units on electrical items
- & assign each command a gesture. All 13 gestures can be dedicated to one device or split between several. In other words, the wand can be used for changing channels on your TV, controlling hi-fis, DVD players, set-top boxes, iPod docks, Macs & even remote-controlled light switches & curtains. Kymera Magic wand which is really a Universal Remote control Features 13 gestures in total including Big/ Swish, Push forward, Pull Back & two single & double taps For example
- rotate clockwise & anti-clockwise great for adjusting the volume. Flick up & flick down are perfect for channel up /down Flick left & right could be used for track skip. Wand pulses which tells you what you are doing; leave the wand for a minute & it goes into sleep mode; picking up or moving it wakes it up & pulses with three heartbeats Comes packaged in a lovely dark box Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)






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