AyebooviToss and Catch Ball Game Outdoor Toys for Kids Yard Games Beach Toys Outside Games for 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Year Old Boys Girls (Upgraded)

Great product for all ages!

We bought this toss and catch ball game for my 4-year-old son, and it’s been a huge hit! My son, bless his heart, isn’t the best at catching (he kind of struggles with the whole arm movement thing, haha). But this game has been such a great tool for him to practice — he’s finally starting to move his arms more and give it a real try. It’s so rewarding to see him improve!Mom and Dad love it just as much. It’s simple, but it gets everyone outside and active. We’ve had so much fun playing together, and it’s a great way to build coordination and have a few laughs along the way.Highly recommend for kids (and grown-ups!) looking for some fun, family-friendly outdoor (or indoor) play!

Fun catch game for our grandsons, they live it. Great for hand, eye coordination, they spend many hours outdoors with each other & their friends.

These are fun and they hold up okay. I think they are priced a bit too high for what you actually get though.

This is fun and for a lot of ages. I recommend this. It’s very sticky. I think ii trains hand to eye coordination.

My favorite outdoor game for decades. Quality and fun!

Just like when I was a child!!!! They have a big enough strap for adults to join in the fun, and multiple balls to make the game exciting or just easier to not loose a single ball and run after it constantly. Great summer toy for the family

Purchased these to take on a beach vacation. My husband has the attention span of a toddler, so he can’t just lay on the beach all day. Spending more than a day or 2 on a beach vacation means needing ti bring something for entertainment. Enter this game. It was a lot of fun to play in the ocean with this. The balls floated nicely and the bright colors made it easy to keep an eye on, even when you miss the catch and it starts floating away in the ocean. My only complaint is the clear lack of quality in the catching “mitts”. Thank goodness there were only 2 of us playing and that the game comes with 4 paddles, because 2 of them broke. The Velcro was just too sticky for it’s own good and when trying to peel the ball off after catching it started taking the Velcro with it. It peeled right on out of the mitt and apparently wasn’t glued on or anything but simply tucked under the edge of the paddle. We tried to tuck it back in, which worked for a bit, but mostly it was just broken and eventually we had to move on to the next mitt. So overall, it provided enough entertainment to justify the low cost, but was also poor quality.