A major Australian retailer appears to have buckled to safety fears after claims a cheap toy was being used in a ‘dangerous’ trend and magic mushrooms canada, – megamushroomsdispensary.com – withdrawn it from sale.
A trend of riding Anko wiggle carts from Kmart down parking building ramps blew up on at the start of February with several clips earning millions of views.
Some even posted videos of ‘wiggle cart meets’, while other inventive teens posted videos showing how to put bright lights under the carts – which in theory would make them safer.
But an online search for the product on Saturday returned a message that ‘this product is no longer available’.
A major Australian retailer appears to have buckled to safety fears after claims a cheap toy, the Anko ‘wiggle cart’, was being used in a ‘dangerous’ trend and withdrawn it from sale
Teenagers flocked to Kmart to buy the cheap toy then raced them through parking buildings, earning the ire of safety experts
Kmart workers confirmed they had been swamped by teens buying up the flimsy toy carts, which cost $29.
‘So this is the reason the Kmart I work at is getting so many calls asking about the wiggle cart! Oh my godddd,’ said Chloe on one of the video posts.
While the clips appear to show teenage boys having fairly innocent fun, a road safety expert panned their antics.
Bored Australian teens have been running wiggle cart meets
A Kmart worker said the store she worked at was overwhelmed with enquiries about the carts (pictured). As on Saturday they were not available on the Kmart online catalogue
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