Funsparks Paddle Game Select Double - 4 Paddles 11 Birdies 4 Balls - A Must Have Racquet Game - Indoor Outdoor Toy

Raquetes muito fracas! Muito caro pela qualidade das raquetes!

So fun!! Bought this for the grandkids. Having fun all the time with it!!

I bought this for my son's birthday, and all three kids are playing it, regularly. This has been such a hit, that I intend to purchase the entire set with net for Christmas. It is fun, both indoors and out, easy to store in the convenient storage bag. Even the "birdies" have lasted for over two months without losing a feather and the best part...no assembly required - so it got the kids to put down the tablets/phones and get moving!

....part of the game? Is it really a game? I'm not sure how you would win or lose, but you know those times when you are sitting at the beach/park and want to get up and do something fun with your friends? It's for times like that you will be happy that you spent the $8 and purchased a frisbee at the Megalomart 8 years ago. BUT, after you toss the frisbee around for five minutes or so and quickly remember that throwing a frisbee is kind of hard. And, that as bad as you are at it, your friends are even worse, especially the one friend who insists his 4 year old kid join in on the action. So you all stand around waiting for Rilee to throw the disc. When the disc is finally thrown it goes 7 feet, in the direction of no one, and the parent thinks it's so cute, while you do your best pretend "oh, isn't that cute!" laugh, only to be more than a little happy when Rilee starts crying hysterically, bringing this ill conceived game of frisbee to an end. So don't buy a frisbee, buy a Jazzminton set! Even if it ends up eerily mimicking the scenario above it will at least be a new game that triggers your sense of angst and ennui! Is Jazzminton easy to play? Sort of, assuming you have a basic level of hand-eye coordination and you aren't playing with "that guy" who may have a little more than lemonade in his red cup, and insists on smashing the ball as hard as he can at every opportunity. Pro Tip: As everyone learns the intricacies of J-Ton, only underhand paddle hits are allowed. The game also comes with a variety of balls and badminton style shuttlecocks that are easier and harder to use. Again, unless you fancy yourself the second coming of Lin Dan, start easy, with slow and low being the motto for all the participants(actually, try to not hit the projectile too low, as getting a little air under it will make the return easier for your playing partner(s). Gameplay & Fun Factor: I've used it a few times this summer, with a few different age groups, and I think people generally & genuinely seemed to enjoy themselves. Trying to keep a rally going for 10 hits is a way to keep people involved and the overhead smashes into the face at a minimum. Quality of the set and such: Compared to the other Jazzminton sets I've owned, this one is ranked #1. No contest. The reality is that it's a summer outdoor set that you picked up on Amazon, probably as an impulse buy or because you saw some people playing a different game on the beach and since you couldn't find that game, you went with this. Rest assured, unlike most of your other impulse buys, this is one that will keep the regret factor to a minimum. And in fairness, this regret comes not from the game or the quality of the set itself, but rather from the fact that you and your family/friends will still never seem quite as happy as everyone else does at outdoor gathering spots. But, and this is important, when that J-Ton purchase regret starts creeping in-- even if your game isn't the "hip, new, funky, fresh what's happening now, sensation of the summer", what did anyone else impulse buy 4 days ago in hopes of getting everyone moving, with maybe, just maybe the chance for a hint of genuine bonding? Nothing! That's right, it was you, and only you who made the effort. The first time you have a 10 hit rally, your socially distanced celebration is going to make every penny you spent on Jazzminton feel almost worth it! See you on the beach! (But don't forget the ponchos, it will probably rain.)

What a fun game! I purchased these because my 14 year old grandsons were visiting and thought they might enjoy. We had a great time playing this game. Definitely recommend.