PlaSmart is a Canadian toy distributor, founded by Timothy Kimber in 2003. It first released the PlasmaCar, a multiple award-winning ride-on toy, and has steadily grew its business by adding smart, unique, and educational toys to its product line. Latest products include award-winning i-Gami and Rubbabu toys.
PlaSmart has since expanded Internationally with distribution in 5 continents and over 20 countries. It has also continued to grow its operations in Canada by partnering with major US manufacturers to expand distribution of other award-winning brands in the Canadian market.
In 2008, PlaSmart was Canada's 13th fastest growing business (Profit100)."
TWITTER www.twitter.com/plasmart
COMPANY WEBSITE http://www.plasmarttoys.com/
FACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ottawa-ON/PlaSmart/87088915874
BLOG http://www.plasmartinc.blogspot.com/
Oakville Moms Review:
My boys (including my hubby) and I recently tested out the PlasmaCar. We have had so much fun trying it out. It was easy to assemble, very few parts to put together and away you go. It takes about a minute to figure out how it works. You don't have to push yourself to run it, all you have to do is move the steering wheel left to right and with that your PlasmaCar gains momentum and moves forward. The best part is that it can hold up to 220 lbs on smooth, flat surfaces which means I can ride with my boys! I actually do take my turn on the PlasmaCar and ride it around my house. Makes feel like a kid again. We are currently using the PlasmaCar in our house since we have enough space to ride it and it doesn't leave any marks on our hardwood floors. My boys are having a blast but I still have to watch over them and make sure they don't do any stunts. It's not recommended for children under 3. Everyone that has come over to our house has tried it and think it's a great ride. There are six colours to choose from and price is CAD: $69.95.
My boys give the PlasmaCar thumbs up and so do I. It's well made and designed to keep your child entertained. Here's a pic of my son riding the PlasmaCar.
To learn more about the Plasmacar, please visit their web site.
