A bouncy hoop for playing that includes a circular external soft shell that envelopes a circular springy internal spine. The internal spine comprises a first flat ring and a second flat ring that are connected together by a vertical intermediate wall. The width of the first flat ring is greater than the width of the second flat ring by at least twenty percent, and the width of the second flat ring is twice or greater than the width of the vertical wall. The first flat ring is closer to the outer edge of the external shell than the second flat ring. The circular springy internal spine may be made of one piece and may includes glass fiber reinforced plastic.

The string launched flexible rolling wheel or Sling Wheel is used for recreational play. The Sling Wheel is a flexible, 5 to 10-inch diameter disc/wheel that has a deep slot in which to wind a length of string with a knot or a device with which to grip or otherwise attach to the finger(s) or hand. The end of the string without the knot or handle is wound in the slot a number of turns. After the string is wound, the user grasps the Sling Wheel between the thumb and index finger with the knot or handle end of the string generally secured between the third or fourth finger. The Sling wheel is then tossed in an underhand or overhand motion while keeping the string knot firmly grasped. The Sling Wheel spins away from the participant with a forward spin that gives it directional control and significant velocity. The string remains with the person launching the toy.

A hula hoop, comprising a hoop body which includes a plurality of unit sections connected end to end, two adjacent unit sections are detachably connected to each other through a connecting member, and each unit section has an accommodating groove for inserting the connecting member. The front section and the rear section of the connecting member are inserted into the accommodating grooves of two adjacent unit sections, and the unit section has a locking mechanism for keeping the connecting member in the accommodating groove. The hoop body comprises a plurality of unit sections connected end to end. Two adjacent unit sections are connected to each other through a connecting member, which can realize the rapid disassembly and assembly of the unit sections. By increasing or reducing the number of unit sections, the inner diameter of the hoop body can be changed to adapt to exercisers with different body shapes, and the hoop body can be opened at any position, which is more convenient to operate than the prior art.

A hula hoop, comprising a hoop body which includes a plurality of unit sections connected end to end, two adjacent unit sections are detachably connected to each other through a connecting member, and each unit section has an accommodating groove for inserting the connecting member. The front section and the rear section of the connecting member are inserted into the accommodating grooves of two adjacent unit sections, and the unit section has a locking mechanism for keeping the connecting member in the accommodating groove. The hoop body comprises a plurality of unit sections connected end to end. Two adjacent unit sections are connected to each other through a connecting member, which can realize the rapid disassembly and assembly of the unit sections. By increasing or reducing the number of unit sections, the inner diameter of the hoop body can be changed to adapt to exercisers with different body shapes, and the hoop body can be opened at any position, which is more convenient to operate than the prior art.

A hoop and stick toy combination includes a hoop forming a closed circular loop of translucent material. Light emitters are positioned within an interior of the hoop such that an entirety of the hoop is illuminated when the light emitters emit light. A power source positioned within the hoop is electrically coupled to each of the light emitters. A rod is elongated and has a first end and a second end. The rod is tubular and is comprised of a translucent material. The rod has a bend therein positioned nearer to the second end than the first end. A catch is formed in the rod from the bend to the second end for engaging the hoop. A plurality of lights mounted in the rod illuminate the rod when turned on.

A hoop and stick toy combination includes a hoop forming a closed circular loop of translucent material. Light emitters are positioned within an interior of the hoop such that an entirety of the hoop is illuminated when the light emitters emit light. A power source positioned within the hoop is electrically coupled to each of the light emitters. A rod is elongated and has a first end and a second end. The rod is tubular and is comprised of a translucent material. The rod has a bend therein positioned nearer to the second end than the first end. A catch is formed in the rod from the bend to the second end for engaging the hoop. A plurality of lights mounted in the rod illuminate the rod when turned on.

A ride-on, wheeled toy picks up small objects from a plane surface. The ride-on toy can be driven by the feet of a child sitting on the toy or by the hands of a person standing behind the toy. The pick-up mechanism of the toy is a continuous gear and belt system with flexible sweeping fins. The pick-up mechanism can be activated or deactivated by a push button or switch.

An accessory for sports training and leisure activity that includes a springy internal spine and a soft external shell that can also be springy. The springy internal spine is hoop-shaped and is made of a springy, rigid material. The soft external shell is also hoop-shaped, is made of a soft material, and envelops the springy internal spine. The combination of the internal spine and external shell gives the accessory uniqueness. The springy internal spine imparts a bouncy character to the accessory, and the soft external shell provides the user with a pleasant grip and protects the user from injury. The springy internal spine can be located close to the inner side of the soft external shell. The soft external shell of the accessory can have circumferential cut-outs. The accessory is also equipped with center of gravity modification means, a sensor, a command unit, indication means, illumination means.

An accessory for sports training and leisure activity that includes a springy internal spine and a soft external shell that can also be springy. The springy internal spine is hoop-shaped and is made of a springy, rigid material. The soft external shell is also hoop-shaped, is made of a soft material, and envelops the springy internal spine. The combination of the internal spine and external shell gives the accessory uniqueness. The springy internal spine imparts a bouncy character to the accessory, and the soft external shell provides the user with a pleasant grip and protects the user from injury. The springy internal spine can be located close to the inner side of the soft external shell. The soft external shell of the accessory can have circumferential cut-outs. The accessory is also equipped with center of gravity modification means, a sensor, a command unit, indication means, illumination means.

The present disclosure relates to a hula hoop. The hula hoop includes a track assembly with a plurality of track units interconnected end-to-end and a slider provided with rollers. The track unit includes an outer track having a receiving channel located at a first end and a protruding portion located at a second end opposite to the first end, a pressing component configured to secure two adjacent track units, and an inner track for jointly defining a circular path with the outer track. The rollers of the slider are configured to slide along the circular path. The hula hoop of the present disclosure is easy to assemble and disassemble.