The Snow Baller

"This is not a new-fangled ice-cream scoop", as Time magazine says.  "It's a fast way to gather ammo while your brothers are packing ice!"

The Snow Baller is made of sturdy plastic construction and will make perfect snowballs every time, up to 60 per minute.

You will eliminate cold wet hands,  AND our favourite part is that because they are not hard packed like normal snowballs, they disintegrate on contact, and won't hurt when pelted at your foes!

The Snow Baller also goes great with our Snow Block, which you use can to make forts and igloos.  Also works great for sand play.

Do please consider your snow conditions in the area you live.  The snow needs to be somewhat packable, so if you can build a snowman, then you can have snow forts and snow balls! 
Alternately, if your snow is too fluffy and dry, you can try adding a little water to the snow to make it more packable.

Comes in 4 colours:

• Red
• Pink (this is not a bright pink, but more like a reddish pink)
• Blue
• Green

When we first tried this snow-baller out, we were skeptical.  How could it make the perfect looking ball that we'd seen in all the photos?  Ok, maybe it can make a perfect ball, but will it come out of the plastic thingie still looking perfect?  The answer is YES!

This thing is awesome!  And honestly, when our kids and us tried it out, we the adults had a hard time sharing it with anyone.  It became strangely addictive to make snowball after snowball after snowball.  You really can make a perfect snowball in about 1-2 seconds.  

This has become one of ours, and our customers' fave snow toys! 

Just make sure you use it when the snow is good for snow-ball packing.  If it's too light and fluffy, the snow doesn't stick together, snow-baller or no snow-baller.

The Snow Baller and the Snow Block have seen wild success and media coverage over 20 years, and has been seen in numerous publications and TV shows.  The list is so long, you won't believe it!:

• Canadian Toy Testing Council — received 3 Star Approval
  (highest ranking that can be achieved) — May, 1992
• MARTHA STEWART LIVING — December, 1997
• JACK FROST (movie) — December, 1998
• FAMILY LIFE magazine — December, 1998
• CHILD magazine — February, 1999
• JAY LENO TONIGHT SHOW — March, 1999
• ROSIE O’DONNELL SHOW — January, 2000
• NEW YORK TIMES — February, 2000
• DAVE LETTERMAN — April, 2000
• INAUGURAL 2000 HONG CHRISTMAS EXPO — December, 2000
• NBC TODAY SHOW - December, 1989
• ABC Regis & Kathy Lee - December, 1989
• CBS Sunday Mornings with Charles Kuralt - December, 1989
• Ind. Press: Playthings Magazine — December, 1989
• PEOPLE Magazine — January, 1990
• CBC Canadian Radio (talk show) — February, 1990
• Barry Clark (talk show), British Columbia — February, 1990
• CATALOG PRODUCT NEWS (cover) — March, 1990
• NEWS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — October, 1990
• PBS Nightly New Business Report — December, 1990
• CNBC Business News — December, 1990
• NBC “Another World” (soap opera) — December, 1990
• NATIONAL ENQUIRER — December, 1990
• CBS Local Feature which enjoyed national distribution
  January, 1991
• ENTREPRENEUR Magazine — February, 1991
• BBC Tomorrow’s World (Europe) — February, 1991
• CNBC Business News — December, 1991
• LUI — (European magazine) — December, 1991
• LE FIGARO (European magazine) — December, 1991
• VSD (European magazine) — December, 1991
• L’EQUIPE (European magazine) — December, 1991
• LIFE Magazine, March, 1992
• CBS ‘Why Didn’t I Think of That?” — January, 1993
• LUI Anniversary (European Magazine) —June 1994
• NIPRON Television Network (Tokyo) — August, 1994
• GIRL’S LIFE magazine — December, 1995
• Mark Walberg (talk show) — February, 1996
• Totally Kids Fox New Network Magazine — March, 1996
• SKI TV magazine — April, 1996
• INVENTOR’S WORLD (European magazine) — July, 1996
• Big Breakfast Morning Club — Channel 4 London — August, 1996

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