Adventure Mother

 

 
Now the children are safely back at school and I have regained my sanity (slightly), I can tell you a bit about my adventures at Center Parcs this summer. We are Center Parcs veterans and have done it all over the years, except for the tree trekking, this was a first.

I’ve always fancied it and as I am more adventurous in my 40′s than I ever was in my 20′s, my 13 yr old and I took to the trees together. It was damp and drizzly and I was wishing it to be called off as had been my 9 yr old’s football earlier in the day. No such luck! We were off…

I had to keep encouraging 13 yr old Lewys that he could do it and not to look down. He was in front of me and if he could do it, well….I could too. I was concentrating so hard I forgot about the rain and my worries about slipping. I knew we were harnessed in well and there was no chance of us actually falling more than an inch. The most difficult part was about half way along, and once I was over that I was flying (well, almost). I thought the Zip Wire was going to be the easy bit, but I just couldn’t jump. It just seemed so far, across the lake…OMG. I’m not sure what happened in the end. Did I jump? or Was I pushed? Whatever happened I was screaming my way accross the lake and my applauding family. I can’t wait to do it again!

 

 

A recent comment about the Target Dry Mac-in-a-sac Jacket, which is an excellent womens waterproof jacket despite being a unisex fit.

 ”I was sceptical that for only £20.00 the Mac in a Bag would deliver all it promised. At 63, I still power walk and tested it out on a day when there was fairly heavy rain. An hour’s walk found me absolutely dry. The only problem I had was with the wrists. I have very tiny wrists and it was a problem with the fastenings. How will it wear? Bearing this in mind, I would recommend it.”
Date: 25 August 2011     Rated by Buyer: Laraine Parker

 

We are barely into the school holidays and I feel my purse is continually churning out the pounds. Within the last week we have eaten out (ashamedly) too many times, have been on a chocolate factory tour, bought a new bookcase for boy 2's bedroom and (last but not least) I have been on a hen weekend!

Our first eating out escapade of the week was combined with a family bike ride to Glyncorrwg Ponds at the Skyline Cafe. If you have never been there, go! It's full of serious bikers with very serious bikes, eating home cooked food covered in mud (the bikers, not the food!). My boys are getting more and more into mountain biking and want to start riding the trails in Afan Forest Park. Until now, we have stuck to the tarmac route through the valley and even last week we had an accident – boy 1 came off my husband's (rather fast) old Kona. "I forgot how fast those tyres were" DH laughed, as I dabbed the cuts and boy 1 fought back the tears.

The Chocolate Factory in Swansea was great. We took a friend with boy 2 and learned all about the growing of coco and how chocolate is made. And the samples ….. mmmm! We had lots of yummy treats and also bought some take home goodies in the factory shop (you just have to).

The bookcase is another story. Somehow, we managed to squeeze it into the car, ripping up the box as we went. I've seen others do this kind of thing at Ikea…squeezing a double mattress into a Mini and such like. And Friday was our turn. The bookcase will be errected this evening and we have a team of volunteers at the ready – the beauty of having boys!

And the hen weekend…well that was fab! My mother (yes my mother) and I shared a sumptuous room at the Hotel Du Vin in Cheltenham, ate and drank, danced til late and laughed a lot. My cousin Amy will be getting married later this month and I am sure she will look amazing.

Now its Monday morning, the rain is back (which means Adventure Togs will be busy) and another week of school holidays begins….

 

Read our customer newsletter for Back to School Coats for Boys & Girls. Visit our online shop to see the full range of childrens waterproof jackets.

 

 

 

We just love the Cupcake Raincoat for little girls with its microfibre peached finish and frilled hem.

It either comes in the pink yummy Cupcake Print or Peppermint with multicoloured buttons and cupcake lining!

Whichever you choose, little girls will love the style whilst you will love the quality and practicality of this waterproof, breathable and windproof little coat.

Sizes available from 1-2 yrs through to 7-8 yrs.

Price £27.99 including delivery.

Look out for new styles of childrens rainwear coming soon.

 

 

Features:

  • Waterproof (2000mm)
  • Breathable (2000gsm)
  • Windproof
  • Fully taped seams
  • Integral hood
  • Front zip
  • 2 button front pockets
  • Velcro adjustable cuff tabs
  • Frilled hem
  • Polyester microfibre with peached finish

 

 

This may not be the busiest time of year for schools waterproofs but we are gearing up for the Autumn, ordering new stock and planning for the busy months ahead.

All-in-one waterproof suits are always popular waterproofs for schools such as the Togz Rainsuit and the new Rascal waterproof splash suit by Target Dry. The Keela Waterbug is another good choice in waterproof outerwear for kids.

We offer discounts on bulk orders and specialise in sourcing products to your needs. We sell babies and toddler sizes through to teens and adults. Please call us or email your requirements, as we cannot display bulk order discounts in our online shop. If you need advice on what type of garment to order, please ask.

 

“Childrens Wet Weather Gear is Our Passion” – I wrote this text on our website today and pondered for a moment. Does it sound a bit “over the top”? I thought. I decided to leave the text as it was, because, yes it is true.

Adventure Togs has been selling childrens wet weather gear and waterproofs since 2004, since my youngest son was a toddler. Constantly falling over and rolling around in the wet! Finding good quality waterproof and outdoor clothing was a challenge and hence the idea for Adventure Togs was born. We have many families who come back to us year after year, grandparents who buy for their precious grandchildren, schools, nurseries and playgroups who have become loyal customers and sometimes friends.

We are passionate about our role in providing comfortable, practical wet weather clothing for kids such as the Togz waterproof all-in-one suit shown below.

 You will find a full range of childrens outdoor clothing and wet weather gear such as Togz on our online shop www.adventuretogs.co.uk

 

 

Adventure Togs has been supplying waterproof clothing for schools and nurseries for the Foundation Stage, Forest Schools, clubs and groups since 2004.

 

 

Looking for a bright, fun rain poncho for the festival season? Look no further!

This waterproof rain poncho is available in Festival Floral or Pink for the ladies, and Camo or Nightshadow for mens rain poncho.

  • 100% Waterproof (5000mm).
  • Breathable (5000gsm).
  • Windproof.
  • Fully taped seams.
  • Integral hood.
  • YKK front zip.
  • Packs into front pouch pocket.
  • Pouch doubles as an emergency pillow.
  • Contrast snap adjustable side openings.
  • Reflective Piping.
  • Cycle Wrist straps.

Available to order now from www.adventuretogs.co.uk , whilst stocks last!

 

 

Target Dry have just launched a new childrens all-in-one waterproof suit in some exciting new colourways which will entice your kids outdoors whatever the weather. The Rascal splash suit will keep children dry when they play outdoors in the rain, whilst the clever double seat keeps puddle jumping toddlers extra dry.

Shown above in “Camo”, the childs rainsuit also comes in Nightshadow (Navy), Pink Sorbet and Mint Jewel. Sizes are from 6-12 months to 11-12 years. Size 5-6 yrs+ only available in Night Shadow.

Features of the “Rascal” kids rain suit are:

  • Waterproof (2000mm).
  • Breathable (2000gsm).
  • Windproof.
  • Fully taped seams.
  • Integral hood.
  • Long easy access front zip.
  • Semi-elasticated waist.
  • Elastic stretch cuffs.
  • Reinforced double seat.
  • Reflective safety piping.
  • Printed Dolphin branding.
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