Get ready for hours of fun with the Curious Minds Classic Slinky Toy!
This traditional plastic slinky comes in a variety of colours and is perfect for all ages.
Watch it spring down the stairs for endless entertainment.
Add a touch of nostalgia to playtime with this timeless toy.
These slinkies are approx 7.5 cm diameter and come in a range of colours.
Choose from: gold, silver, pink, or rainbow.
The Science of it All!
Curious Minds Did You Know? The Slinky was invented and developed by American naval engineer Richard T. James in 1943. When the toys were first demonstrated at a local store, they were such a hit that the entire inventory of 400 units was sold out in under 90 minutes!
A slinky is a precompressed helical spring, which as well as being a classic toy, can also be used to demonstrate a number of science phenomenons such as the oscillation of waves.
There is some fascinating science, based on Hooke's law and gravity, behind the movement of a slinky, which is worth further investigation if you're interested.
One will be sent at random unless requested otherwise (stock depending) at checkout via the ‘Add Instructions For Seller’ button. If you cannot see the button please use our ‘Get in Touch’ tab at the bottom of the page or the ‘Chat With Us’ button and we will answer your message asap. Alternatively, call us with your selection at 01436 670806.
Our Address
Curious Minds Science Ltd (Grasshopper Toys)
112 West Princes Street
Helensburgh
Argyll & Bute
G84 8XD
United Kingdom
Phone
+44(0)1436 670806
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