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Uncle Milton
Collector, Shoe Lights, & Trekking Pack
- Color:
- multi
All-Terrain Nature Collector
Explore your world up close with the rugged All-Terrain Nature Collector! Snap on the collecting domes to safely catch and observe critters.
Features:
- Grip and grab action
- Snap-on collecting domes
- Handles turn for easy collecting
- Explorer Activity Guide
- For ages 5 and up
- Adult assistance recommended
Expedition Shoe Lights
Snap on these unique dual-mode shoe lights, and safely light the way to an exciting expedition!
Features:
- 2 light-up modes: Night View and Path Finder
- Attaches easily to most shoes
- Explorer Activity Guide
- Requires 6 AAA batteries (not included)
- For ages 5 and up
- Adult assistance recommended
Expedition Trekking Pack
Accessible gear is vital when exploring. With plenty of storage options, this rugged pack holds all you need close at hand, so you're always ready to go on the ultimate adventure!
Features:
- Adjustable straps
- D-Rings
- Mesh pockets
- Holds other Outdoor Explorer Gear
- Explorer Activity Guide
- For ages 5 and up
- Adult assistance recommended
Brand: Uncle Milton
Material: Activity Gear
Origin: United States
As a young boy growing up in Pittsburgh, Uncle Milton Toys cofounder Milton Levine enjoyed collecting ants in glass jars and observing their behavior. In 1956, Levine fondly recalled his childhood memories after spotting an ant mound during a Fourth of July picnic and soon set about creating both the Uncle Milton Toys company and its first product, the Ant Farm: a transparent ant habitat that has since achieved iconic status. Today, Uncle Milton Toys produces the Ant Farm Revolution (a modernized formicarium featuring a light display) and many other science-related toys for kids, including the Moon in My Room (a wall hanging that displays the 12 phases of the moon), the Solar System in My Room (a light-up sun surrounded by orbiting planets), the Rainbow in My Room (a rainbow projector), the Star Theatre Pro (a home planetarium), and “Horrible Pets” (remote-control tarantulas, roaches, and other creepy-crawlies). The company’s collaborations with the Star Wars franchise, the Jim Henson Company, National Geographic, and other prestigious brands have helped it become the science-toy leader.