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Téad Scipeála Skipping Rope

€10.00

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Bag designed and pressed by hand in our Wexford studio

Certifications

CE
Description

Two turned wooden handles and a long cotton rope, in a drawstring bag with its name on the front. Skipping asks for nothing else. No batteries, no screen, no instructions, and no second player unless one turns up. The rope is 280 cm, which suits a taller child straight out of the bag and knots shorter for anyone smaller.

As Gaeilge

Téad scipeála (TAYD SKIP-ay-la) means "skipping rope" in Irish. Téad is a rope or a cord, and scipeáil is the skipping itself.

Details

  • 280 cm cotton rope with turned wooden handles
  • Supplied in a cotton drawstring bag that packs down for a schoolbag
  • Bag design pressed by hand in our Wexford studio

Safety

Warning. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts, long cord, strangulation hazard.

CE marked to EU toy safety Directive 2009/48/EC. Item MO6140, manufactured by MOB, PO Box 644, 6710 BP, Netherlands.

Materials

280 cm cotton rope with turned wooden handles, supplied in a printed cotton drawstring bag.

Care Instructions
  • Keep the rope dry and store it in its bag. Spot clean the bag with a damp cloth.
Shipping
  • In stock · dispatched within 1–2 working days
  • Free shipping over €50 · Ireland & UK
  • Ships from Ireland · Delivery to Ireland : DPD Tracked €6.50 (2–3 working days in total from ordering)
  • Or An Post €3.50 · untracked, orders up to €25 · 3–7 working days in total
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  • Packed with care and ready to gift

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