TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 21, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Extreme Innovations, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EXTI) is proud to announce the beginning of Extreme Toys, a high-end retail store that spotlights extreme recreational vehicles and archetypes a variety of inventive machines.
Extreme Toys is a high-end retail store that exhibits the most unique, innovative products on the market today. As a premier company in the Tampa Bay area, Extreme Toys presents the T-Rex, properly named "the fastest land vehicle in the world reaching 0-60 in 3.9 sec and capable of pulling 2 g's on turns." To view the T-Rex, please go to http://www.t-rexusa.com. HovPod, which has been said to revolutionize the recreational market, is the first personal recreational hover craft. This exciting vehicle has the ability to travel over any surface -- land, water or sand -- and still seats up to three adults. The HovPod can be seen at http://www.hovpod.com. These are just two of the vast array of new, extraordinary merchandise and many more to be unveiled.
Tampa will be Extreme Toys' first location for the fourth quarter of 2005 and anticipates five new locations for the first quarter of 2006, including Miami, New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. With fast, stable growth, Extreme Toys will pioneer a new breed of retail.
CEO Nazarith Dewoodi comments, "What we have here are crafts that will intrigue the American public to splurge on exciting new modes of recreational transportation and extreme entertainment."
Extreme Innovations: Extreme Innovations, Inc. markets, sells, and distributes cutting-edge recreational vehicles. Extreme Innovations, Inc. is devoted to providing new, extreme recreational products with a marketing platform as well as sales support to help bring them to market.
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