Taking to the Sky with Air Hogs + GIVEAWAY
thank you so much lovely :)
I love it when I’m introduced to a new product especially when it is one that keeps the kids (and husbands) amused and occupied. It’s no secret all boys (and a lot of girls I’m sure) love remote control gadgets, planes, stunts, rockets and basically anything else that could possibly fly or hover. When I’m looking for something to entertain my boys or a gift for parties these are type of toy I look for. Air Hogs has been my go to brand for boys for a while now and their Air Hogs Skywinder has not disappointed. It swoops, loops, dives and flies. What more could you want?
It doesn’t use a million batteries which I love! It is perfect for inside use and won’t damage the walls/furniture. It is so unbelievably easy to use, simply pull the trigger and away you go. There is no trying to get it balanced or having to hold it steady, etc. The only downside I found to the Skywinder is that it is made of a foam type material so it isn’t extremely tough but with saying that it is durable enough to cop a beating from the ceiling that we forgot to turn off and come out in one piece – still working perfectly!
The Air Hogs Skywinder has been a huge hit in at our place and 2 lucky readers of Mad Mummas will have the chance to win one for their the stunt lover in their house.
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Enter below to win: 1 of 2 Air Hogs Skywinders (RRP $39.99 ea) – Total prize pool $79.98
**As the winners are chosen based on skill and not chance; you will be sharing for 0 extra entries. It’s good karma though and I’d love you to share the giveaway with friends and family**
My son deciding to ride his bike backwards down a hill, ended up crashing breaking his arm, lesson not learnt he is still a thrill seeker.
I didn’t realise that I was pregant when in LA and riding on all the theme park extreme rides, my boy was hanging on for dear life, and has turned out to be an adrenaline junkie!
My son has always been a climber. He started with bookshelves, then gates and moved onto trees. He can climb very high!
My son made his own ramp and made it a little “too” high..went full speed ahead on his bike over the ramp and crashed..never did that again
My youngest daughter (13) would love this, she is the dare devil in the family. After both her sisters broke arms last year playing sport she signed up for the mud rush run.
My niece is forever climbing on things and jumping off announcing to the world she is flying! I have to laugh because it reminds me of myself at her age. As a kid I wanted to FLY too! However as a teenager I wanted to be invisible and now that I’m older I want to STOP TIME!
My son sparred blackbelts at tae kwon do, that took guts I think
Aaron was in the Airforce Cadets and went for a ride in a Hercules and helped with an practice aerial cargo drop
10-year-old Victor was angry that he couldn’t go all the way round on a swing. I looked away for a minute only to find he had climbed to the top of the swing set. Settled once again in the swing, he took off. He had the swing of his life – still not going all the way around though. Then he got the lecture of his life.
Climb the fence into next door’s yard to retrieve his lost ball, not thinking about the cattle dog that could have chewed his arm off.
My daughter decided it’d be fun to jump off the top of our caravan. Thank god we got to her in time!
Luckily, my daughter and son are both risk-averse, so we are happy!
This Skywinder toy might just keep for when my daughter has a little one.
ran under the barriar at Malaysia to pat the elephants, i was terrified!!!
You’ve won!
my son hanging off a 10 metre tree upside down pretending to be a traipise artist…good grief…heart attack material
My daughters not a climber
Has a fear of heights
But take her to her school camp
She straps into a harness and does a ten meter leap of faith
He jumped in a pool fully dresse, but Dad had to rescue him, because he could not swimm.
lucky for me my boys aren’t really dare devils, the scariest thing they’ve done is jumping from giant boulder to boulder when we were doing a bush walk in the hills
try to fly from bed to bed
My 4.5 year old, trying to jump his motorbike!
My daughter broke her fingers doing a handstand and within 10 minutes of coming home from the hospital she starts doing 1 handed hand stands
that would be at 2yo thinking he can scoot down the highest skate ramp without a helmet or any adult supervision!
Jumping the rocks as we came down from Frenchmans Peak in Esperance WA – 262 metres above sea level and steep.
My 10 year old son has no fear and we are up to our second lot of stitches so far this year, AND he has split both of them open in separate incidents after the main event and had to have them fixed! Riding, running. climbing, hills … there is nothing he won’t try!
I wonder if telling hi that the next lot of medical bills is coming out of his bank account might scare him enough!
My son thought he was Superman and kept jumping off the back of the couch – despite numerous warnings. He ended up hitting his chin on his last “flight” and had to be taken to hospital for several stitches…. sigh
He jumped in a mud puddle like a pig in mud..
Slid on tummy down huge slippery dip pretty daredevil for a 2 year old
Our 7 year old Big Jack spent an afternoon sliding down the huge Sand Dunes at Moreton Island, even I won’t do that lol
Convinced his little sister that they were the secretly the spawn of Superman and Wonder Woman and that they could both actually fly. From the house roof.
In my family, any fall that doesn’t involve glue or stitches is a good fall. If you are going to fly head first into anything, don’t make it the coffee table, concrete, coffee table again, sliding door frame… ahh the list goes on. We dont call him Flash… We call him Crash.
My son was born 6 weeks early & battled a whole bunch of stuff & had his first plane ride when he was on 6 days old
My son thought it would be fun to run barefoot down a pile of old railway sleepers that were on the side of a hill. We spent the next 6 months gouging enormous splinters out of his feet.
Wow. There would be some very happy children in my household
Walking over clover which was in flower & covered with buzzing hungry bees. He won’t do that again!
The most daredevilish thing in this house was putting on princess fairy wings and deciding to try and fly of the kitchen bench :/ Scared the bejeezers out of me lol
at 14m old my little girl climbed the massive ladder at the park which was over 3storey high all by herself to the top, whilst I was pushing her sister on the swing, thankfully she didn’t fall, but no height even climbing ladders onto roofs by herself at 18m nothing stops my Houdini from climbing anything and everything she would love to see if she could climb high enough to reach it in the sky
My little cherub (at times) jumped off his trampoline while on his bike. Not the result he thought it would be but luckily no broken bones.
My son had a fascination with cars. He use to line up all his matchbox ones from the front to back door. One day my husband was working on our car in the driveway, he was under the front checking the brakes. My son decided to get in and put his hands on the accelerator!!! Thank god the car didnt move but I havent seen my husband move that quick , ever!!!
…… He still loves his cars 
You’ve won!
thank you so much lovely
My son sparred blackbelts at tae kwon do, that took guts I think
Having just learned to walk and climb, she decided to climb a industrial size ladder that was in a hopping center, scariest moment, I could hear him but couldn’t see, until I looked up, then just about had a heart attack.
Tell me no… LOL… Living on the edge
My boy tried fire walking, he was ok, but the sandwich in his picket got toasted
Thinking he could fly he jumped from the tree. Not only braking one arm but both
My little daredevil, he’s only two,
And what he sees, he does too!
Down the Zipline, one hand, whew!
More
Unreal
Magic
Moments?
AirHogs,
Skywinders!
Going on all the rides for his age at Alton Towers, UK. His same-aged cousin shrieked and cried and hardly went on any ride!
Yes, he rides his bike while standing on the seat…….screams down steep driveways on his skateboard and even backflips OFF of the Trampoline (I have alot of grey hair). But his be daredevil move was giving our cat a bath….my son is 6. I worry about how I’ll survive his teen years
Climbed onto a table! My daughter (no complaints here) is extremely cautious!
Climbing on the roof to get his ball in a Batman costume!
Master 5 tried to take the cats favourite mouse toy away mid play! Even i wouldnt dare to do that lol
My son decided it would be fun to climb onto the roof of the cubby house (because the next door neighbour dared him too!). Falling off and fracturing his leg wasn’t as much fun!!
Kids can have more fun chasing after this than ever being stuck in front of a television. Great idea
Kite surfing, impressive for his age but worrying for mum, windy, rough seas, I felt a little numb!
Skateboarding down the biggest hill in our neighbourhood the first day he ever got on a skateboard.
Decided to put a bird house on the top of the chimney….so the birds had a warm bed!. Slid down the roof (iron) and got caught on the gutter.
My 8 year old active son just loves living here in the bush. Whilst I was down town he climbed a huge tree to retrieve his kite and got stuck there. I had to call the local fire brigade to get him down.