Paper laser sword

This product is sold individually. Each unit contains a “PAPER LASER”.

Handled toy that automatically projects and retracts rolled up paper.

Tobar's "PAPER LASER" is a fun and engaging toy that, when the handle is pulled, projects a roll of paper several meters before automatically retracting into its original rolled-up form. Available in multiple colors, random color will be sent to you. This toy is ideal for children and adults looking to add a touch of magic to their games. With dimensions of 17 cm for the toy and packaged dimensions of 2 cm width, 20 cm height and 2 cm depth, it is easy to handle and transport. All Tobar products are rigorously tested and certified to the highest EU and UK safety standards.

NetJuggler analysis of PAPER LASER

At NetJuggler we find the "PAPER LASER" to be a simple but impressive toy. Users particularly appreciate how easily the paper projects and retracts, providing instant entertainment. Customer reviews show general satisfaction, highlighting the quality and safety of the product.

PAPER LASER target audience

The “PAPER LASER” is mainly aimed at children aged 12 and over, but it is also appreciated by adolescents and adults. This toy can be used in various settings, such as schools, sports clubs, parties, or even at home for quick, interactive entertainment. It promotes hand-eye coordination and can be used as a fun tool to improve fine motor skills. Teachers and facilitators can integrate this toy into fun and educational activities to develop participants' dexterity and creativity.

Fun activities with the PAPER LASER

Precision games

Hold competitions where participants must aim and hit targets with the projected paper. This helps improve precision and coordination.

Motor skills exercises

Use the PAPER LASER for exercises that encourage fine motor skills. For example, ask children to project and retract the paper while following specific shapes or paths.

Group activities

Create group games where participants must pass the LASER PAPER to each other without interrupting the movement of the paper. This encourages cooperation and teamwork.