Not traditional sports games

PaddleSmash is a new outdoor rackets game. Perfect for playing in your backyard or at the beach with your most competitive family and friends.

Includes:

• 1 Net System
• 1 Foldable Court
• 4 Paddles
• 2 Balls

How to start? Give a paddle to each player and have teammates stand across the court from one another. Give yourself 5-10 minutes to get used to gameplay. Serve accross to your teammate. Both teammates must hit the ball on a possession. Consecutive hits are allowed. Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court. Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Win points when 1) the ball doesn't bounce up over the net or 2) the ball hits the ground. 

Set up: Unfold the court and remove the net, 6 poles, 4 paddles, and 2 balls. Place the court on an even surface so it's sitting as level as possible. Slide 1 pole into each of the six sleeves of the net. Once all poles are inserted into the net, fully insert 1 pole into each of the holes on the edge of the court.

SCORING

Games are played to 11, win by 2. A point is scored when a team fails to return a hit (the ball touches the ground or doesn't hit into the court and travel over the net) within 3 hits.

HITTING

A hit consists of the ball hitting the court and then traveling up and over the net. Each team is allowed up to 3 hits per sequence (think bump, set, smash). A team must make at least 2 hits in a sequence and both teammates must hit the ball. A player is allowed to make 2 consecutive hits but both players must hit the ball in a single sequence (for example, a player may use her 1st hit to bump the ball to herself, the 2nd to set to her teammate and the teammate must use the 3rd to smash the ball into the court). The ball is allowed to come into contact with the net on a hit.

MOVEMENT

Players may move around the court in any direction once the ball is in play but must reset to their original serve order at the start of each point.

INFRACTIONS

If the ball hits the net on a serve and makes it over the net, the ball is in play. Players are allowed to hit into the net with their bodies and/or paddles so long as that does not impact the trajectory of the ball. If the net touch does impact trajectory, a point is awarded to the opposing team.

WHAT IF AN OPPONENT HINDERS MY SHOT?

If the hindrance is unintentional, just replay the point. If the hinderance is intentional, the offending team loses the point. The net should be fairly taut in all directions.

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Great game for indoor and outdoor use - for the garden, park or family celebration. For all ages and any adventure. Colourful, extra large throw pillow for more safety: with the large, colourful sandbags, every throw becomes an experience - maximum fun and excitement.  Made for dexterity and concentration in children and adults. Robust and weather-resistant for outdoor use - this game can withstand even the biggest party and provides extensive fun. Quick to open - The extra large design can be set up in no time at all and just as easy to store - perfect for spontaneous play anywhere.

Board size 55 x 90,5 cm

Leg height 24 cm

Bean bag size 14 x 14 cm

Pitjau - The world's most entertaining indoor ball game. Pitjau is a new, energetic ball game that combines fun, activity, and a competitive spirit in a truly unique way. The game was invented and developed in Denmark. Pitjau makes it easy and fun to connect with others by encouraging movement, teamwork, and joy. It’s designed for anyone who wants an active and entertaining indoor activity. Easy to learn, quick to set up, and suitable for everyone—no matter your age or skill level.

Pitjau is played with an ultra-light, hand-sewn ball that must be sent through a ring the size of a small hula hoop. The ring is placed vertically on a height-adjustable stand, making the game suitable for players of all ages. Before the game starts, you inflate the ball a couple of times by blowing into it. Then, using a flat hand, you serve it through the ring. The opponent has three touches / hits to return the ball through the ring – a simple yet highly dynamic concept.

Playing Pitjau requires both technique and power. You can hit the ball with the same force as in tennis or volleyball, but due to its lightness, the ball’s flight stops after 2-5 meters and gently dips to the floor. With a bit of practice, you can spin the ball, so it curves in the air, challenging your opponent into difficult saves. This adds new dimensions to the game and creates unique duels compared to other ball games.

Even though the play area is small, and the ball is light, Pitjau can be highly energetic. You can play one-on-one, two-on-two, or in a circle around the ring, depending on the number of participants. For larger groups, multiple Pitjau stands can be lined up, allowing players to rotate to the next station after each hit.

With fast movements and clever tactics, Pitjau is not only fun but also a great way to train coordination, reflexes, and teamwork. For more detailed rules, you can read more here.

The Pitjau ball, weighing less than five grams, provides a unique floating effect. It’s so light that you don’t have to worry about breaking anything while playing.

Pitjau Pro equipment:

• 1 x Ball with storage bag
• 1 x Quick-setup tripod stand
• 3 x Orange ring-tubes for mounting on stand
• Pitjau rule booklet
• Pitjau game bag

Pitjau equipment:

• 1 x Ball with storage bag
• 1 x Stand with standard four-foot base
• 6 x Orange ring-tubes for mounting on stand
• 1 x Pitjau rule booklet
• 1 x Pitjau game bag

Age 6+

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No volleyball net? No problem. With Boardball you can enjoy volleyball anytime, anywhere - indoor and outdoor. This premium game has it all: convenience, durability, and portability. As the game developed, it grew into an experience to learn and develop key skills, such as fundamental volleyball skills, collaboration and teamwork, coordination, body and spatial awareness, balance, motor skills, and communication. Be active, be competitive, have fun! 

Set includes a board, a full-size volleyball, and a compact hand pump. Great for volleyball enthusiasts, youth, or whole family! It's easy to set up. All you need to do is open up the board, screw in the legs, and you're ready to start playing in no time. This game set is durable - built to last. The heavy-duty construction ensures that it can withstand the wear and tear from even the most high-powered spikes, making it a reliable and durable choice for your countless hours of play. The board is designed with portability and accessibility in mind. Its folding design, complete with a convenient carry handle, allows for easy transportation wherever you go.

Size: 86 x 86 x 40 cm unfolded

Quick Rules

4 players (2 teams) | 1 volleyball | 1 board

Point System

• Games are played to 21 points

• “Win by 2” will always be in effect

• Every play will result in a point

• There are no bonus points/double points for any type of play

If the ball hits the black surface during a rally, it's a “black ball,” and possession changes to the other team. If it hits your teammate after a black ball, it's interference, and your team loses the point. To serve, you must stand a distance of at least 180 cm away from the board. Bounce the ball onto the black surface of the board, to the player diagonal from you. Winners serve. Switch positions with your partner after every successful point. If your serve hits the “red” edge, it is considered a “fault”, which means you get one more chance to hit the ball onto the black surface (like one fault in tennis). If you miss the board completely, this is considered a missed serve or an “air ball” and you do not get a second serve. Off a serve, you must pass to your partner before bouncing the ball back to the opposing team. Once a ball has been returned from a serve, you can hit the ball back on the first touch. You get a maximum of 3 collective touches before the ball must be bounced back onto the black part of the board to the opposing team (see “black ball” below). 

Red ball:

• Clean Red Ball: The ball redirects clearly and is playable by the hitting team. The rally continues.

• Dead Red Ball: The ball redirects but is unplayable by the hitting team, ending the rally and causing the hitting team to lose the point.

• Unclear Red Ball: It's unclear if the ball redirected. If the defending team plays it, the rally continues. Otherwise, the point can be replayed.

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Spikeball – the trendy game – not just for summer. Spikeball is the ideal leisure game: whether played on the lawn, in the sports hall or at holiday camps. Spikeball can be played almost anywhere. What's more, it will get you moving, will keep you fit and improve your coordination. Spikeball is a must-have. It's a game that will get you hooked!

Product details:

• 5 Spikeball frame sections with net hooks
• Frame diameter (when set up): 90 cm
• 5 feets for Spikeball frame
• 3 Spikeballs – ø 9.5 cm, 65 g
• Spikeball carry bag

How to play Spikeball

Here's how it works: 2 teams with 2 players each face each other at a 90-degree angle when serving. Once the ball is in play, there is no stopping the rally, as each player can position themselves anywhere they like near the net. The ball is served with the flat of the hand onto the net in the direction of the opposing team. If unsuccessful, the serve is invalid and has to be repeated. Points are awarded if a team cannot return the ball. The receiving team may play the Spikeball back and forth twice – then the ball must strike the net. Spikeball is all about fairness. If a player obstructs their teammate, the opposing team is awarded a point. The team that first scores 21 points with a 2-point lead wins.

Take up Roundnet! It's a great and competitive team game everyone will enjoy.

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