Hobby Wheel - Pack of 1

Who needs a whole vehicle when one brilliant wheel will do? Honestly, this little Hobby Wheel is secretly a superstar for physical activity. Your EYFS explorers and Primary pioneers will be whizzing around, as they master the fine art of pushing and steering this single-wheel wonder. Forget boring outdoor play equipment!

This unique device encourages robust running and turning, allowing children to mimic the actions of driving a massive lorry or bus (don’t tell them it's just one wheel and a pole). It's an absolute winner for those all-important spontaneous races and developing vital gross motor skills through steering and propulsion. 

The wheel is made from ultra-durable polypropylene, featuring a solid rubber, puncture-proof tyre… meaning fewer stops for maintenance and more playtime. Time to unleash the inner speed demon!

Why not pair with the Balance Bike (3 Years+), Wisdom Large Trike, or Trike Charging Station?

Features

• Puncture Proof Tyre: Solid rubber ensures continuous outdoor play without flat-tyre faff.

• Super Durable Construction: Polypropylene build handles enthusiastic EYFS and KS1 use brilliantly.

• Comfy Handlebar Grips: Rubber grips give safe, comfortable control during physical activity.

• Ideal Size (71cm Height): Perfectly proportioned for children aged 3 to 8, supporting secure balance whilst running.

• Lightweight Design (1.9kg): Easy for children to manage independently and use as outdoor equipment.

Benefits

• Develops Balance/Coordination: Brilliant for challenging and refining crucial physical development in EYFS through running and steering.

• Encourages Imaginative Play: Children mimic vehicles, fostering creative storytelling in the outdoor learning environment.

• Supports Gross Motor Skills: Propelling and controlling the wheel is essential for physical strength and key stage one foundations.

• Promotes Social Interaction: Great for group races, building teamwork and cooperation skills.

• Enhances Spatial Awareness: Navigating sharpens understanding of position and speed, supporting early maths equipment concepts.