Most Dangerous Toys Ever Made!

I loved my creepy crawler set.

Love my clackers still have them

But now 10 year olds take handguns to school

Santa stopped by the house with the Power items power tool set. Those were freaking awesome!! Sister had the Knockers whichmwerena blast' some friends had chipped theirs. The YardnDarts were normally cool too. Parents friends showed us how to play with heavy caution about NOT being in the way of the thrower, kinda like horse shoes, are they considered "dangerous?"

My brother had the regular darts as you would find in bars and pool halls.

He threw them at me and called me chicken because I screamed and said stop it. He said he would miss on purpose.

He threw it once, and I ran away because it was like 6 inches from my foot. He threw another dart, and it hit my calf of my leg. It bled a lot, so my sock and shoe were full of blood! He said don’t tell mom or dad. He was 12 and I was 8, so he knew better.


The bleeding stopped, but I didn’t come to the table to eat dinner. Mom found out why I wouldn’t move. She spanked my brother, put a better type of bandage, rubbing alcohol and lard as a part of the dressing.

I was lucky it didn’t get infected. (I don’t know why didn’t they take me to a doctor? Penicillin was available.)

I cracked my friends,fathers classic car windshield with a jart .Hey it was windy

Living slime pore Venom from Marvel in 1993 was discontinued due to poisoning Slime was toxic.👺

We’re all still alive

Missing fingers not included.

Ah when kids had a brain and common sense

Clackers were banned in every school in my town in the 70s.

Were we not atleast a better happier America back when toys could kill??

Amazing how we lived through all this. Most of us didn’t have money for any except lawn darts.

There's no such thing as dangerous toys. Rather, the people who misuse them are dangerous.

OH YEAH, THOSE DART'S, I REMEMBER THEM WELL. & IF YOUS DON'T WANT THE TRUTH, DON'T SHOW SUCH THING'S, (COMMON SENSE), BUT YOUS HAVE 2 HAVE A WORKIN BRAIN 4 DAT 1

None of these things were more dangerous than the shit we'd get up to when we had to make our own fun.

Little Cosbys little Cosbys diggity diggity goo

They were fun, and you kept a close eye 👁‍🗨 on what you were doing too ..
( especially if you only had one good one left, because you didn't read the directions on the Johnny horizon chemistry set. 🤭🫠🫣😏

I’m certainly three years old and I’m glad I grew up during this year. I had to have common sense and these toys called me practical skills. At least you weren’t thumbs all the time.

GHB in toys, now that's old school 🤣

I had a chemistry set (1968), and mixed something up. When I poured in our steam iron it fell completely apart 🤷🏾‍♂️

these were the things that culled the herd ...... now look what we have

I thought skydancers had plastic wings 😮
I wish they had figured out how to make the CSI kid without the harmful chemicals....i think i had one.

This is great!! I was a very young kid in the 60's & am enjoying this very much, thank you!!!

Nowadays there is a far more dangerous toy for kids that can lead to permanent injury or worse: The internet. This toy can bring into your very home predators, social media, long hours of no activity leading to obesity., videos advocating puberty blockers and surgery to stunt your natural transformation into an adult, and hardcore adult videos and pics. I’m glad I took my chances with many of the toys in this video over what kids are exposed to today.

I was born in ‘81 and unfortunately I think I missed a lot of these . Would love to get my hands on these toys today. My kids and I would certainly have a blast!

Author seems to have the twisted concept that it's fortunate that these toys are no longer sold. What will we do with all the wimps that grow up to be young men?

I am 67 and had yard jarts as a kid. Great family fun. Mom coould hardly throw them right. Most of the time they went straight up. When it was her turn to throw we all spread apart and watched which way it came down. Never got hurt and had great fun!!

Kids in the 60s and 70s had common sense unlike kids of the last two generations. We played with all kinds of toys kids today would not be allowed and I don't remember anyone ever getting hurt bad.

"Dangerous toys"

And the kids that played with those toys are really the ones who helped build the advanced tech and modern lifestyle we enjoy today.
Hmm 🤔

Click Clacks. I had bruises all over my arms from them. A real Easy Bake Oven. Sorry Dad. But thank you so much for eating the stuff that came out of the oven.

We had lawn darts as kids but we were actually smart enough to put the yellow plastic hoop out in the lawn and make sure nobody was around as we tried to get the darts in the hoop. Never had an issue. We also had a "Creepy Crawler" set with the "Thingmaker" that got up to 300 degrees. I made lots of plastic bugs when I was 10 years old in 1968. We knew it was hot and so we didn't get burned. We also knew to put it in a safe place as it baked out our bugs. We didn't use it near clothes, carpets, drapes or curtains and usually put it in our bathtub when baking bugs. Kids aren't always stupid and senseless. We lived on a farm and faced many dangers and so we knew how to be careful. Most of the time. If you've ever stepped on a nail in a barn that went all the way through your foot, these toys were child's play, pun intended. But once my brother shot me in the forehead with a BB gun at 5 yards away. He could have put my eye out!! This is why I said "most of the time" earlier.

The old Jarts were heavy metal.From the 70s to the early 2000s.Ive played lawn jarts.People used to take the metal tips to a grinder to make them stick in the grass better.Great memories of the 70s and 80s.

I had some of those toys

Creepy crawlies - they used to have a version with edible gel. Hours of fun and an introduction to what were essentially gummy bears!

I remember the strange change time machine, zeroids, captain action, whizzards, and creepy crawlies.

THEY WERE ALSO THE FUNNEST TOYS EVER MADE ‼️

Estes rockets and Cox planes...my go to toys. BB guns too. Also, anyone here make tennis ball cannons with tin cans and denatured alcohol and it consistently got taller and taller? And what did you NOT do with bottle rockets?

I loved Super Elastic Bubble Plastic. The fumes from this are still making their way through the mesosphere.

"Toys back then were so much better!"

Toys back then: toy steam locomotive that either RC-XDs or leaks burning kerosene

I can remember having a blow gun with metal darts, that would go through Sheetrock at 25 feet. No death or damage to living things occurred, as I was instructed on safety before I was allowed to play with it. Any toy can be dangerous if used improperly. Parents need to be interacting with their kids, and teaching them the proper way to play safely, rather than expecting things to be made idiot proof by manufacturers.

I had a skydancer. It was the only toy my mum sat me down and explained she was taking away, and why she was taking it. I’m already so visually impaired from birth I’m considered legally blind. She didn’t want me to lose the little sight I had, so although I was upset, I accepted it as I didn’t want to lose my “good eye” (the other eye is totally blind)

gee now we have hover boards that burn down houses and video games that turn kids into anti social freaks most of these toys were fine you just had to be responsible for your own actions. todays moron kids can't even tell if there boys or girls let alone function in society or be responsible for there own actions. i'll take the old days any day.

My family camped with a church group and we all played Jarts all the time. I never knew anybody hurt by one ever.

A lot of chemist said they got their start from their childhood chemistry sets. Now that they're banned, you don't see many chemistry majors anymore.

i imagine most of you will remember the toy called BIG WHEEL. well i lived on a hill top house and we had a very long steep driveway. so my best friend and i decided we did not need the back wheels so we removed them and attached 3 of the longer skateboards in place og the flimsy wheels on the back. So the maiden run of course was mine to have so down i went thinking on the way down we forgot something very important....BRAKES! well we figuredd out if we took off that poor excuse for a brake on the side and we replaced that with a part of a hockey stick. Now we're rollin' took another run went to use the brake it snapped an i kept on going......right across friggin' highway 9. none of us ever got hurt and had a blast. now you should hear what we did with the GT snow racers and a graveyard rthat was also on a very steep hill. all the way down across the road and across the river., Now who says kids did not have fun.

I was born in February of 1958 I still have some of these toys if I don't have them I certainly enjoy them to the point that they are no more

My aunt told me that she had some of these like moon shoes clackers and lawn darts