Driveway Games Toad Toss'n - Floating Bean Bag Toss Game

great little game for the kids will use it in the pool and just outside in the yard it does only have one throw hole in it but on the plus side the bean bags that come with it are shaped as frogs and they also float in the pool which is a tremendous help when you have toddlers playing with it

It's a cute game and we had a good time with it, until the inflatable target stopped holding air. Did I mention that that was about a week after we got it?3 daughters. 2, 4 and 6 years old. 2 year old likes to throw stuff, she loved it. 4 year old liked to count out the numbers, when the frog landed on one. 6 year old mostly whined because her sisters were either hording the frogs or throwing them at her. In other words, it was pretty popular. About a week after we got it, though, the inflatable "target" wouldn't hold pressure. I wasn't disappointed, to much, I suppose. My expectations are pretty low, when it comes to the durability of plastic, inflatable, imported toys; the Dalai Lama says that managing expectations are the key to happiness. So, we were all in a pretty good place.Mostly, the kids liked the cute frogs and the fact that there was a toy that they were "authorized" to throw. They weren't disappointed with the loss of the inflatable target, either. Life, as it turns out, is FULL of targets. Much fun was had ...until ...a frog "popped" in the pool. See, they're filled with these little plastic chunks that look, to me, exactly like the charcoal from old aquarium filters, but heavier. Turns out, too, that those chunks are EXACTLY a perfect size to get lodged in the hard-plastic pre-filter of a pool pump. I spent hours with a flathead screwdriver digging those things out. As soon as that was done, the remaining frogs went in the trash.So, fun toy, but a bit more fragile than it should be and, even though it's inviting to play with at the pool, I'd recommend not doing so.

This worked out perfect for our family pool party. The only thing that could have been better is if the frogs were made better. Two of them actually popped open at a seam and the plastic "beans" started spilling out so I had to throw them away. Now I'm left with 4 yellow frogs and 2 green frogs. Fortunately we had lots of mini rubber ducks and we made up our own game with them since they bounce off the board much easier. The inflatable board is very durable however and survived having mini ducks thrown at it literally thousands of times. My suggestion for the manufacturer would be to make the frogs with fabric instead of the plastic so the beans won't break through the seam so easily as they get tossed and move around so much.

First use one of the frogs split open and my pool was full of black beads.

Concept is great, however quality is lacking.The toads (bean bags) started coming apart after just couple uses. Fortunately you can glue them back shut.The inflatable produced an air leak after first week that had to be patched.However, for the price - my kids had fun with it and enjoyed the toss game

Great for all ages. Easy to store. Fun on the lawn or floating in the pool! Highly recommend the Toad Toss'n!

One of the frog bean bags came apart at the seam within just an hour or two of my grand kids playing with it in the pool. I know it wasn't terribly expensive, but was still disappointed.

Kids loved it but as happens with most blow up toys the get a hole and wont hold air. Lasted one summer though.