Toys 10+ Years
AXI Beach Tower with Climbing Frame and Double Swing Set Grey/White - Grey Slide
AXI Beach Tower with Climbing Frame and Roxy Nest Swing Set Grey/White - Grey Slide
AXI Beach Tower with Climbing Frame and Single Swing Set Grey/White - Green Slide
AXI Beach Tower with Climbing Frame and Summer Nest Swing Set Grey/White - Lime Green Slide
AXI Beach Tower with Climbing Frame Grey/White - Blue Slide
AXI Beach Tower with Double Swing Set Brown/White - Blue Slide
Why toys from 10 years onwards are still important
From age 10, children develop more independence, competitiveness and social skills. They want to take on challenges, learn to win/lose and play for hours with friends. Our range of outdoor toys and game tables offers just that: trampolines and play structures for physical action and burning energy, playhouses for chilling and imagination, and game tables like foosball, air hockey and pool for intense competitions at home or in the garden. It encourages being outdoors or challenging friends indoors, while training motor skills, concentration and strategic thinking.
A foosball table or air hockey table is always a great option. These challenge to action, competition and social moments with friends – long-term fun and grows with their interests.
Absolutely! Trampolines and play equipment train gross motor skills, balance and coordination; game tables like foosball or air hockey improve reaction speed, strategy and handling wins/losses. It stimulates teamwork (with siblings/friends) and helps regulate energy after school.
Foosball tables (classic for competitions), air hockey tables (fast and exciting) and pool tables (strategic and cool). Multi-game tables (with multiple games) are also trending – ideal for variety and home or garden parties.
Yes, absolutely – larger trampolines and sturdy play structures with climbing frames/slides remain popular well into the teen years. Children aged 10-14 often do tricks, challenges with friends or use it as a hangout spot. It grows with their strength and interests: from jumping to acrobatics or climbing courses.