Dec 11, 2013

Aeromax Maximizes Fun (Even on a Budget) With Astronaut Helmet, Alien Invasion Flying Saucer & More

Sometimes simple toys and accessories are what generate the most fun and expands a child’s imagination. Give a child a space helmet and they’re blasting off to the moon from the living room. Aeromax, a perennial toy industry award-winner, showcases four adorable and yet affordable ($5.95 to $16.95) products for 2014 that lets kids become firefighters, astronauts or even battle a few aliens invading the backyard. See what’s new and what’s memorable in Aeromax Booth 5031 at the upcoming American International Toy Fair.

No matter how technologically advanced kids become, they still get a thrill from a cardboard box or dressing up with hats and accessories. A small prop like the Aeromax Youth Astronaut Helmet ($16.95) or Firefighter Drawstring Backpack ($5.95) instantly transforms indoor and outdoor play. Kids provide the imagination while parents feel good about the quality and details of all Aeromax dress-up accessories and toys.

New for 2014 are both Firefighter and Astronaut Drawstring Backpacks ($5.95). The backpacks measure 14″ x 16″ and fit comfortably on a child’s back. They can wear it as an addition to the Aeromax best-selling firefighter suit or astronaut head-to-toe outfit. Kids will enjoy filling the lightweight backpacks to wear to school or while riding a bike around the block. With or without a themed ensemble, kids will get noticed with the bright colors that showcase firefighting symbols or NASA inspired space explorations.

Top quality, lasting durability and a great price are noticed not just by industry judges but consumers. Parents who have recently purchased Aeromax astronaut clothing can’t help but gush online. From amazon.com, here are three recent emailed reviews about the popular Orange Junior Astronaut Suit:

Subject: John Glenn would be proud

Loved the astronaut suit! My son wore it for his 3rd grade American Hero presentation. Good quality, very fun, affordable.

Subject: Well made costume

I ordered this for a play costume and also because my daughter needed it for a school project. This is the most well made costume I have ever purchased. I can see many years of use out of this!

Subject: So darn cute!!

I bought this for my grandson for his 3rd birthday. (His parents are hoping he’s a budding astronaut!). It is even cuter and better quality than I expected it to be. It is much nicer and the detail of the patches and zippers and such, is great. It comes with a nice, quality NASA baseball cap as well. This suit is so stinkin’ cute that I’d give it more than 5 stars if I could!



It’s not just accessories but easy-to-maneuver toys like the Aeromax Alien Invasion Light-Up Flyer Saucer ($9.95) that are beloved by budget-conscious shoppers. The bright lights and long distance travel makes this toy a hit with all ages, including Dads!

The four new products, listed below, will be available in stores and online by Spring 2014.

Alien Invasion Light-Up Flying Saucer • Ages 8+ • $9.95

Big kids have the power to launch this alien invader into the air and beyond the furniture indoors or the backyard bushes outside. The flying saucer design comes in purple or green and each saucer includes 3 bright, multi- color LED lights that will impress two and four legged friends. Great for playing catch with Fluffy or Fido! But don’t let them bite it!

Astronaut Drawstring Backpack • Ages 3+ • $5.95

Houston, who is that handsomely, dressed kid? Future astronauts will look smart wearing this white backpack with red, white and blue accents including the NASA logo, an American flag and the word “Commander” spelled out at the top. This bag not only holds your space gear when not in use, it’s a great place to keep your snacks when traveling from planet to planet.

Firefighter Drawstring Backpack • Ages 3+ • $5.95

Kids can adorn their Aeromax fire fighter suit or wear this authentic looking backpack all by itself. Rich details include a solid black pack with red and yellow accents. The center focuses on fire rescue symbols such as a fire helmet, ax, ladder and hydrant. Kids may be inspired to visit the neighborhood firehouse or research how brave fire fighters save lives and property. Another great feature….carry all of your fire fighter gear in one bag.

Youth Astronaut Helmet • Ages 3+ • $16.95

A great alternative to the award-winning $49.95 helmet, this new youth size version is a little smaller for younger kids to enjoy but offers rich details like a moving visor, NASA logo and

appealing decorations that inspire kids to dream big. Aeromax is proud to be able to offer this lower price point without skimping on quality and durability. Put this together with other fantastic Aeromax space products, including the drawstring backpack for an “Out of this World” combination.

Fans of Aeromax products appreciate how the company has become synonymous with innovation. From its start with a tangle-free toy parachute to its Get Real Gear career-oriented costumes, Aeromax toys, hats, accessories and outfits continually earn industry awards and national media recognition. Discover the entire line of products at www.aeromaxtoys.com.

About Aeromax

President Mark Levine began his company in 1997 with one product, the Aeromax 2000 Tangle Free Toy Parachute, which is pictured in the company’s logo. Today the Aeromax product line boasts 300 (and counting) items and every top toy industry award. Charitable giving is an important component of Levine’s business plan with thousands of units donated to Kids Wish Network and Kids In Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.).