Kanjam Illuminate

Kanjam is a non-contact sports game with a flying saucer and two plastic baskets. The bins are 15 meters apart. Two teams of two play against each other. The goal is to throw a frisbee from one basket and hit the other basket.

The player throws to the basket, where his teammate is ready, who can dribble the frisbee and thus place it in the basket. The team that reaches 21 points first wins. The game is ideal for the meadow, beach, the park or the (school) garden. This design will not stop you in the game even at night...

Original Kanjam Illuminate set includes:

• New improved design: it finally includes frisbee lighting (located on the lower part of the disc) - so you can expect an even greater gaming experience.
• Two durable easy-to-carry baskets - basket height 51 cm, basket diameter 42 cm.
• Baskets are made of plastic - white version.
• Official 168g flying saucer - frisbee (made from recycled materials). Frisbee diameter: 27 cm.
• Game lighting: two lights that you can easily attach to portable baskets - via Velcro. Part of our design also includes 6x AAA batteries - so you can start playing right away.
• Rules are also a matter of course for packaging.
• Everything comes in a cardboard box for easy carrying of baskets and frisbees.

Game Parameters

Number of players: 4 (2 teams)	Communication:
Playtime: 20 minutes	Strategy:
Age of players: 6 and up	Random:

Game Review

Two plastic baskets that can be easily folded, one frisbee flying saucer, all stored in a paper box + two extra lights, so you can play at night too! Kanjam is another game from our new offer of outdoor games, for example for a party, corporate event or team building...

Expert opinion

We first played Kanjam at our suburban camps with children. Some children enjoyed it so much that they didn't want to tear themselves away from it, and others weren't too excited about it. The whole thing will be that not everyone can handle a flying saucer throw. After all, it takes a precise throw for your teammate to hit the frisbee and hit the basket.

In the end, we made the children a pairs tournament and in the end everyone played, it was enough to put the stronger with the weaker. The game is certainly very interesting and will force you to move. What I find a bit impractical is a cardboard box for carrying, a bag would definitely be more practical, throw it over your shoulder, find a suitable place and go play...