Many of us can remember the pogo sticks we received as toys when we were young. They were fun to jump around in and children love seeing how many jumps they can make before they fall off. Now they can still have fun with pogo sticks, but in the pool with Sub Jumpa, the world’s first underwater pogo stick.
Jumping on the pool bottom will be trickier than on land as the jumper will have to work with the buoyancy factor! The pogo stick is enjoyable for all ages. Kids will love the extra splashing jumping in the shallow end although they will need supervision when jumping in deeper water.
Jumpers stand on the non-slip footrest which fits over a rigid ball filled with water. Sub jumpa is made from heavy duty ABS plastic with rubber handles. It costs $60.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Underwater Pool Toys
- There is a growing trend of toys designed specifically for underwater play, such as the Sub Jumpa pogo stick.
- Water-based Exercise
- Water-based exercise activities like jumping on an underwater pogo stick provide a fun and effective way to stay active and fit.
- Safety and Supervision
- With the introduction of underwater pool toys, there is an emerging trend of increased focus on safety and supervision in water play activities.
Where This Applies
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can capitalize on the trend of underwater pool toys by developing more innovative and engaging water-based toys.
- Fitness Industry
- The fitness industry can explore the potential of water-based exercise equipment, like underwater pogo sticks, to offer unique workout experiences.
- Water Safety Industry
- The water safety industry can seize the opportunity to develop new safety measures, guidelines, and products for underwater play.
