Heelys where to buy? Make a 7 year old happy!!

missymoo69

Hi my youngest has her birthday on 19th july and wants some heelys, have looked on toys r us, smyths and argos and none of htem stock them does any one know where to buy them from please

thanks in advance

babylove78

Have you tried skatehut? I was looking for some for my daughter on there the other day...hth

Misstress

http://www.thetoyshop.com/toyshop/browse/searchbrowse.jsp?bmUID=1309769790772&bmLocale=en_GB


Or Amazon

flowmeter

This should really be posted in the "I wanna buy it or do it" forum

However, Sports direct sell them, both online & instore.
http://www.sportsdirect.com/Products/Default.aspx?DescriptionFilter=heeleys

missymoo69

oops sorry for posting on wrong board.

Thanks guys will have a look

graciesmummy

I appreciate that its really none of my business but my dd1 begged me for these for months,i finally gave in and got her some only for her to sustain a head injury whilst wearing them,imo they really are quite dangerous and i really wouldnt recommend them.

jetty

graciesmummy wrote: »

I appreciate that its really none of my business but my dd1 begged me for these for months,i finally gave in and got her some only for her to sustain a head injury whilst wearing them,imo they really are quite dangerous and i really wouldnt recommend them.

Both my daughters had them around the age of 7, perhaps younger, as long as you show them how to use them properly, they shouldn't have any problems, imo, they are safer than skates and my two never had any accidents.

Make sure she has her feet as if taking a step (not feet together!). The back foot needs to be just slightly off the floor and and the front just slightly higher. Happy Heelying

mums_got_no_pennies

Have you tried EBAY,havent looked myself recently but know i got some last summer for a friends daughter

Bailey_Bear_2

http://www.routeone.co.uk/Store/keyword-is-heeleys


I saw some the other day when I was looking for Vans for my youndest. I think this is where I saw them, but if I see them cheaper, I'll post another link, as these still seem quite dear to me!

pulliptears

graciesmummy wrote: »

I appreciate that its really none of my business but my dd1 begged me for these for months,i finally gave in and got her some only for her to sustain a head injury whilst wearing them,imo they really are quite dangerous and i really wouldnt recommend them.

My DD had them and survived to tell the tale. Kids can sustain head injuries with skateboards, push bikes, roller skates, climbing trees, running, skipping, jumping etc etc

Unless you plan to bubble wrap your children then let them have some fun!

mirrorimage0

my boys love them , i have always bought them fro the entertainer they are £19.99 and you can get black and red or pink and white, if they do not have your size in stock they will order them in, if you buy online you can go through quidco