Diggin PopOut Ring Toss Kids Game, Multi, 194

Dude, it's a dartboard you can secret away at the office or in a picnic basket that adds that dimension of fun to any cliche. I have this set up at work for times I babysit the Xerox for long printing sessions. More close ended than surfing the phone and helps dial yourself back into focus after a particularly monotonous or tedious day. Better 10 minutes of "darts" than mistakes at work dude to overt boredom. Here's the rub: they *kinda* stick. I'd say 25% of the time (read 1 in every 4 throws) the ball will not stick. I have found an underhand toss to be most conducive to making the ball stick. It folds to a roughly 1 foot diameter circle with negligible width package. Highly portable, highly hideable, easily packable. The difficulty of darts is such that you can focus on a bullseye for points, or the labeled points for a more random challenge once you get good with them. I've been hit with the foam balls at full force, and they're easy to shrug off. Even a kiddo would just need a hug and a "sorry" to get over it. End of the day: lies flat on the wall, packs up small, *quite!* fun. If you've got $15 in the "fun" budget this month, the foldable Velcro dartboard is well worth the investment. Here's hoping this review helps you and yours, -Randy

I don't know what I expected exactly, but this is very light.I'd purchased this for my son's birthday party, which will be at a park. I need to invest some time in finding a way to keep it from blowing away. If you intend to use this indoors, it'll be great. I don't know if we will be able to use it outdoors yet...That being said, so far, my kids like it, (but they don't really use it as intended). My 3 years old daughter tossed the "bean bags" in a few times, then spent a lot of time taking the legs on and off. My soon to be 2 year old son sat next to it and put the bags in and out. Kept him occupied for a while.The "bean bags" are also exceptionally light weight. I am looking for some heavier bean bags to use.I feel for the price, it's an ok purchase... but I don't expect it to hold up for a long time.

This is fun for EVERYONE. This was a gift for a 3 yr old boy. When opened, it was immediately pulled out and used by 2 3yo boys, a 5yo girl, dads, moms and grandma. The dartboard is one big fuzzy circle with numbers and a bullseye. The plastic balls are 3 red, 3 blue with the scratchy velcro on them. They are very light (read: bounce off a baby's head with no problem, bounce of windows and vases and TVs with no damage) but heavy enough that they throw where they are aimed. The dart board is attached to a loop which is attached to a suction cup. The suction cup works GREAT against a metal or glass surface but not at all to dry wall (as one would expect). Rather than using the suction cup, we removed a painting and looped the loop over a wall hook. Both the suction cup and loop endured after multiple removals of the balls from the board. Offers lots of varieties of play and best of all, it can be easily stored in its small container bag in a small space.

Really fun way to play an old favorite indoors. They cam in handy when we had our last snow storm because unfortunately, we ended up losing power for a couple of hours. Luckliy enough, we still had heat, some board games and this handy dandy Diggin Popout ring toss. It's nice for toddlers too because the other board games can be difficult whilst still learning to count and your colors. So this game is easy enough that a two year-old could play... BUT you must play with them/watch because a lot of the parts are pretty small.What I didn't like is how poorly it was made. It's really flimsy and the bars easily topple over because of this. The rings themselves are a bit light, so you really have to chuck them without going to hard because it's easy to have them float right over the little board/stand. The plastic bag it came in ripped our second use of the game, so we now store ours in a shoe box.It wasn't quite what I expected...

We bought this for a carnival themed birthday, and honestly the kids weren't into it at the time, I think because there were so many other fun things going on. We have pulled it out and used it several other times though. I like the mat, it's convenient to be able to fold it up and pack it away, I don't love the rings, they are super light weight and hard to have any control over, we bought some other, slightly sturdier rings I like much better with this game, however you could use the ones they came with without problems, it just wouldn't be my preference. Overall good for the price, kids and adults have all enjoyed it.

We love this! I got it for my 3 girls (3-4 years old) and they all love it! They are playing with it as I speak. They do occasionally bounce off instead of sticking but that is to be expected considering they only have 4 strips of velcro. It's something fun we can do with them. They love learning the numbers and are starting to get a fun competition going. We also shoot Nerf velcro darts at it which is almost more fun, but the board itself is definitely better quality than I expected and it hasn't fallen down from the suction cup once since hanging it on one of our windows.

For such a simple toy, it has been keeping the attention of my 2 and 3 year old grandsons everytime they come to visit. It comes with a little bag that fits everything. There is a small learning curve when it comes to getting the mat back into the bag, but it only take a little finesse and you get after that. My only concern is if you have a biter. My youngest grandson had taken a chunk out of one of the foam rings, so just keep an eye one little ones while playing. I will admit that for my younger kids, they don't actually play the game as intended, but they enjoy sticking and unsticking the little posts and putting the rings on and taking them off repeatedly.

Esta hecho de un material demasiado ligero (foamy) y no se pueden lanzar los aros más allá de un metro, por lo que no es funcional y se pierde toda la diversión.