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Multicolored Parachute
Multicolored Parachute
Colorful Kid’s Play Parachute
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Why We Love It
This colorful parachute is a fun and playful tool to support active and cooperative play. Built to withstand daily use in classrooms, preschools and various recreational settings, it features double-stitched panels and heavy-duty reinforced handles designed for high-energy group activities. Includes a mesh center for safe, smooth airflow as kids wave and ripple the fabric. Use to help kids work on motor skills, spatial awareness and teamwork skills.
- Sturdy fabric is designed for years of use
- Great for kids with weak upper body strength
- Helps children learn colors and build social skills
- Ages 4-10
Details
- 6’ Diameter with 8 handles
- 12’ Diameter with 12 handles
- Made of durable, ripstop nylon
Getting Started
- This product has a 90 day limited warranty
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Safety Information
Use with adult supervision.
When using our products, remember that you – as the caregiver – know your child best. Please follow our safety recommendations, and provide additional supervision as needed for your child.
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