Wham-o Magic Window - Other Products

Other Products

• Wheelie Bar (1966) for wheelie bikes, especially well suited for the popular Schwinn Sting-Ray. The packaging featured 1960s icon Rat Fink, and the image was widely distributed on T-shirts, posters, and decals. The television commercial featured Kathryn Minner, the original Little Old Lady from Pasadena.
• "Air Blaster" (1965), which could blow out a candle at 20 feet.
• "Bubble Thing" (1988), soap bubble toy, which is an extremely large bubble wand, usually dipped in a small plastic wading pool filled with bubble solution that claims to make bubbles "as long as a bus," which is actually true.
• "Huf'n Puf" blowgun, which shot soft rubber darts, a gentler version of the real thing, which Melin and Knerr discovered during a toy-scouting journey to Africa. Wham-O also marketed very real crossbows, boomerangs, throwing knives, and even a .22 caliber single-shot target pistol.
• Slip 'N Slide (1961)
• Water Wiggle (1962)
• Monster Magnet (1964)
• Super Sneaky Squirtin' Stick (1964)
• Willie (1964)
• Super Ball (1965)
• Super Stuff (1966)
• Giant Comics (1967)
• Silly String (1969)
• Super Elastic Bubble Plastic (1970)
• Magic Window (1971), was made from two 30 by 30 centimetres (12 in × 12 in) oval plates of heavy clear plastic, with a narrow channel between them containing "Microdium" (glass) crystal sands of varying colors. The concept behind the Magic Window toy came from inventor Roy L. Cloutier, who had a degree in Engineering Physics from Michigan Tech. In 2012, the current owners of the original patent made a slightly modified version of the Magic Window available, created and marketed without Wham-O's involvement.
• Trac-Ball
• Magic sand (1980)
• Roller Racer Sit Skate (1983)
• Hacky Sack, footbag product design was purchased from its inventors in 1983
• Splatter Up (1990s)
• EZ SPIN Foam Frisbee Disc (2008)