The Black Series Trampoline Paddle Ball 2 Player Sports Set

I bought a this set at TJ Maxx for $10 and my kids love it (boys 7 & 9). It was significantly cheaper than the Ogi brand, which I'm sure are good, but are a little expensive in my opinion. They've gotten some nice play and exercise with this toy and it's pretty easy to pack and take a long for trips, picnics, and outings when it's nice to have something to keep kids busy and outside. We took it camping and the kids lost the koosh ball in the woods the first day using it, but I ordered a replacement set of Ogi balls that work great, so we have one ball plus a spare now.Prepping for kids birthday party my son said his friend would really like a set like this. I didn't have time to trek back to TJ Maxx to see if they still had any and luckily found it here on Amazon, so I ordered it. I think it makes a great gift.

This is a fun and easy game to play, though I have found it to best suited to cooperative play, rather than competitive. ie, how long can we keep the ball in the air? Playing with a net could possibly change that. That being said, the construction quality of the set I received is lacking. The net is starting to dislodge itself from the frame after one day of moderate use.

Yellow side support already popped out - only used twice!!

A great way to get the family out of the house. Everyone had a good time. If you switch to a floaty ball then it works in the pool too.

My grandson received his paddle balls yesterday, and the last video I received last night, he and his sister were still playing with it.

Kids like it .

Nice

I have two toddlers and their cousins are a few years older than them. It can be a challenge to find games that both little and older kids can play together. Obviously, the older kids don't want to play a "baby" game.My toddlers do have some difficulty of volleying the "koosh" ball between the two trampoline paddles, but my 3 year old has been somewhat successful with bouncing the ball on his own paddle a couple times. I consider this a great toy, where my toddlers can practice getting the ball to contact with their paddles and play together. Kind of like a simple tennis game for little ones.The paddles are made of a durable foam, but may still break in the presence of destructive older kids. The ball is like the old-school Koosh ball, with rubber ends. This type of ball minimizes a ball rolling away when it hits the floor and also easier to control when it bounces off the trampoline part of the paddle.

Cheap and nasty - especially given the price.... elastic part split from the frame within the first minute. Such a disappointment to my nephew whose birthday it was. Would absolutely not recommend this product.

Brilliant pair of catch disc anyone can play with these even a 74 year old! Highly recommend.

Arrived in a very bad condition with a torn and bashed up box, which having paid £20 I was very disappointed by as this is a gift.

present for daughter haven't tried yet.