Flying Discs Game Sets, 2 Pack Bottle Game with Adjustment Height and Score Tracker for Family Yard Lawn Beach

Kids had fun playing but the pole broke and didn't last the first weekend

Very easy to set up and the game is difficult but fun. A challenge! The frisbees are lighter than expected but they work. The only issue is that the bag included is too small to hold all items for the game (excluding frisbees of course). Make the carrying bag bigger.

did not last, used only twice and poles and disc broke

This is a nice set. I read other reviews about it breaking so instead of steaking it tight to the ground I left it loose thus allowing the bars to give. I did not fill the sandbags. That being said it was solid. We hit the bar with quite a bit of force multiple times and the pole allowed and absorbed the shock with no damage. The set came with 2 frisbee, 1 is garbage, to small and slight and poorly balanced to fly well. My family has quite a few frisbee from 175g ultimate disc, disc golf, and everything else from free, to rings etc. And the little frisbee is worthless, like not worth flying anything other then maybe 5ft with accuracy, otherwise it tips and goes off. The weight of the bottles are good, smooth easy to handle. The big frisbee is solid and heavy. Didn't weigh it, but it is somewhere between 150-200 grams is my guess. It Flys well and had enough on it to hurt a bit when trying to block or whatnot. Thus far fun game, first time playing with no issues will update if we have any issues that others have experienced.

There are many varieties of this game even on Amazon. This one was oneb of the cheaper ones, so I went with it.Pros - really easy setup, comes with a decent disc, stands ok. Had a couple empty sandbags to help stabilize the poles if you're at the beach.Cons - too much stuff to fit in provided bag, not a very stable base, even with the stakes if your ground is wet. The smaller Frisbee is cheap and flimsy. Game rules not included.It is standing for now, so I'm going to look up the rules for Bottle Bash and Tipsy Toss, see which is better.Overall, if you can get it to stand up straight enough it will be a fun addition to the yard game stash, and might go to the beach too. I see some complaints about it breaking easy, will come back and report if it breaks. If I had to choose again, I'd probably go with a version that has a wider base instead of staking a narrow base into the ground, for even easier setup.I hope this review was useful.

This is a really fun backyard game. Setup was easy and the grandkids were playing in no time. If you can throw a flying disc, you can play this game. It does take some skill to knock the bottle off its perch. I recommend filling and using the sandbags that come with the game to stabilize the poles - also use the stakes for added stability. My grandkids, ranging in ages from 5 to 13, enjoyed playing this game. It's hard to find games that pleases a broad range of kids, but this fills the bill. Also, it comes at a really nice price point.

I'd played this game before and had fun so I thought I'd get one for myself. Overall this isn't bad. It's easy to assemble and set up. It has stakes to hold it into the ground vice a pointed end which I'd seen in other games. As stated in other reviews, the gear doesn't really fit in the bag provided which was kind of annoying but I can find a work around. I comments about durability in a couple of reviews which I can see but still doable.

So I have the Kan Jam version of this which is twice the price but also much much better so you get what you pay for. This set is really close to being pretty cool except for a number of things which make it hard to recommend. First of all, the bag is no where near large enough to put everything in. Come on, a bigger bag would have been really cheap. The bag is barely big enough to get all the poles into, let alone both bottles and the frisbees. The poles have not broken yet, but I'm a little suspect about the plastic fittings and how long they will last. The poles themselves are made of aluminum and should hold up just fine though. probably the biggest problem is the incredibly small size of the bases. In soft ground, you might as well not even try it. The sand bags are a really poor excuse for trying to weigh this thing down. Even if the sand bags were big enough, there is simply not enough leverage on the bases to keep them in place for very long. Even in hard ground, the stakes will pull out pretty easily and you spend more time trying to get the sticks to stand up straight than you do actually playing the game. Giving it 3 stars only because they are on the right track, but it needs some small changes that I don't think would even cost that much to make this actually usable.