Spikeball Rookie

A game similar to beach volleyball, but you can play on a much smaller playing surface, because the net is replaced by a small trampoline - this version is intended for children and beginners. The classic Spikeball has a construction with a width of 91 cm. This design is 114 cm in diameter. Likewise, the toy ball is larger.

Spikeball set includes:

• 1x Spikeball rubber ball - yellow - the ball is inflated. Diameter: 16.5 cm (compared to the classic Spikeball: 9 cm).
• 1x Spikeball net to be turned off in a plastic frame.
• 5x pieces frames (rims) with hooks for turning off the net.
• 5x legs under the trampoline. Construction diameter: 114 cm (compared to the design of the classic Spikeball: 91 cm).
• 1x needle for inflating the balls (note that the pump is not included).
• 1x practical bag for easy carrying of the game.
• Gift: two wooden medals for the winning team.

Before the game, you need to assemble the trampoline and then you can immediately start playing. The rules are simple, but mastering the game itself will require some skill in the beginning. Its larger diameter will help you to hit the structure more easily, as will the larger ball.

Game Parameters

Number of players: 4 (2 teams)	Communication:
Playtime: 20 minutes	Strategy:
Age of players: 5 and up	Random:

Game Review

The light and simple design and easy folding of the trampoline will allow you to start playing right away. Just turn off the net, you don't need too much space to play (even if some exchanges can "drive" players far away)...

Expert opinion

I myself played Spikeball for the first time on the beach in Italy and I have to say that I was immediately hooked. I didn't even think that hitting the ball on the trampoline could replace playing over the net in classic beach volleyball. The great thing about the game is that it really makes you doubt.

In the beginning, you are a little hesitant about how to move, how to serve, how to pass, but as soon as the game "gets into your blood" and you understand that you can move around the entire perimeter of the net, pass teammates and thus confuse the opponent, then the real fun begins. For example, we made a family tournament, everyone was on the move and everyone somehow managed the game at the beginning.