F1 EVO Ski Boots with Tronic system component
Details: This recall involves the men’s and women’s SCARPA F1 EVO ski boots with the Tronic system component. The Tronic system locks the boot into the ski binding. The boots were sold in royal blue for men and aqua blue for women with “SCARPA” written in white letters on the lower outer side of the boot. The model name “F1 EVO” is printed on the upper right outside ankle cuff of the boots.
Why: The Tronic system can unexpectedly switch from ski mode to walk mode, not allowing the boot to release from the binding, posing a fall or injury hazard.
Incidents: The firm has received two reports of torn knee ligament injuries following falls, when the boots failed to release from the binding.
How many: About 2100 in U.S. and 250 in Canada
For more: 866-998-2895 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or scarpa.com and click on the tab marked F1 EVO RECALL for more information.
Children’s zipper hooded sweatshirts
Details: Kids Korner brand boy’s, girl’s and toddler’s cotton/poly blend fleece zipper hooded sweatshirts with a front zipper, two front pockets and knit ribbing around the wrists and waist. The sweatshirts were sold in 62 different prints and solid colors in infant, toddler to children’s size 4. The size can be found on a label sewn into the back seam of the neck. A white label sewn into the lower left inside seam reads Inter-American Products, Lahore, Pakistan, and has style number ending in 8025, 8025P, 8128, 8128P, 8174P, 8251, 8326 or 8326P. Also on the label are the following manufacture dates: March 2014, April 2014, June 2014 or November 2014 and batch numbers: 1, FLC-P5, FLC-P6 or FLC-P8. To view photos of all recalled sweatshirts, visit the Recall Alerts section on the firm’s website.
Why: The sweatshirt zipper pull can detach, posing a choking hazard to young children.
Incidents: Kroger has received one report of a zipper pull detaching from the sweatshirt. No injuries have been reported.
How many: About 140,000
For more: 800-576-4377 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday or kroger.com and click on the Recall Alerts link at the top of the main page for more information.
Youth Loungewear Pants
Details: The youth loungewear pants came in two prints, one with an allover boxed M&M’S character print and the second with an allover M&M’S candy print. Both youth loungewear pants are 100 percent cotton and were sold in youth sizes small through XL. The recalled garments have a label sewn inside the waistband with the product’s identification number that includes the last four digits as the date of manufacture in MMYY format. The recalled youth loungewear pants have identification numbers ending in 0711, 0212, 1112, 0313, 0413 or 0713.
Why: The youth loungewear pants fail to meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, posing a risk of burn injury to children.
Incidents: None reported
How many: About 19,000
For more: 800-681-5187 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday or online at mmsworld.com and click on the Product Recall link at the bottom of the page for more information.
Fly Boy Airplane Rocker
Details: The chairs have red wooden spindle frames and red wing-shaped arm rests. Hinged to the front of the chair is a light blue U-shaped airplane steering yoke and a console with red wooden knobs with blue painted circular controls and a red propeller. The light blue seat of the chair has a navy blue fabric seat cushion and seat back with red buttons. “FLY BOY” is printed on the top frame of the seat back with a printed picture of a red airplane. The chairs weigh about 17 pounds and measures 29 inches tall by 16 inches deep by 23 inches wide. Model number RAB00038 is printed on the underside of the rocker seat.
Why: The red wooden knobs on the rocker’s steering panel console can detach, posing a small parts choking hazard to young children.
Incidents: Two reports of red knobs on the rocker’s steering panel detaching from the chair. No injuries have been reported.
How many: About 150
For more: 866-980-2536 ext. 9 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or levelsofdiscovery.com and click the Product Safety tab on the top right side of the homepage for more information.
