Essential details
Shipping:Sea Freight
Specification Number:YT3016
Product Introduction
What's Included
- Sticky Target Racket Set (2 rackets + 1 sticky ball)
- Kids' Badminton Kit (2 rackets + 1 plastic shuttlecock)
- Toss-and-Catch Toy Set (2 toss-and-catch rackets + 1 ball)
- Sports Frisbee (1 piece)
- Portable Storage Bag (1 piece)
Customization Options
- Color Customization:Pick exclusive colors for rackets, frisbees, and storage bags to match your family’s style. This creates a one-of-a-kind sports kit that boosts your kid’s sense of ownership over their gear.
- LOGO/Name Customization:Get your family's unique LOGO or your child's name printed on items like the storage bag or rackets. It adds a personal touch to your family sports time and makes for a memorable keepsake.
- Kit Combination Customization:Tailor the kit to your family’s needs—adjust the included gear if you have a favorite sport, ensuring the set fits exactly how you want to play.
How to Play (Suitable for Ages 4+)
Sticky Target Ball
Play in pairs: one person throws the sticky ball, and the other catches it with the sticky racket. Swap roles and vary the throwing distance to up the challenge. Safety Tip: Keep throws gentle to avoid accidental hits. It’s a great way to build hand-eye coordination and quick reflexes.
Badminton
Have a casual family match or team up for a small group game. Use the included shuttlecock and follow basic badminton rules. Safety Tip: Choose an open area away from obstacles (like trees or benches) to prevent tripping. As kids swing and hit, they’ll build stamina and body coordination—all while the family has fun with friendly competition.
Toss-and-Catch
Family Play:Each person takes a racket. Place the ball on your racket, toss it gently, and let the other person catch it with their racket. Slowly increase the distance to help your kid build arm strength and better ball control.
Solo Practice:Kids can toss the ball up and catch it with the racket as it falls. Safety Tip: Remind younger kids to stand still while practicing to avoid losing balance. Repeating this helps them get faster at reacting and improves their hand-eye coordination.
Frisbee
Toss the frisbee back and forth with your kid—try different throws (like a backhand) and catches. Head to an open spot like a park lawn.Safety Tip: Avoid throwing frisbees toward faces; aim for the chest or hands. It’s perfect for building running skills and teaching kids to judge space, plus it’s a fun way to enjoy the outdoors.
- Sticky Target Racket Set (2 rackets + 1 sticky ball)
- Kids' Badminton Kit (2 rackets + 1 plastic shuttlecock)
- Toss-and-Catch Toy Set (2 toss-and-catch rackets + 1 ball)
- Sports Frisbee (1 piece)
- Portable Storage Bag (1 piece)
Customization Options
- Color Customization:Pick exclusive colors for rackets, frisbees, and storage bags to match your family’s style. This creates a one-of-a-kind sports kit that boosts your kid’s sense of ownership over their gear.
- LOGO/Name Customization:Get your family's unique LOGO or your child's name printed on items like the storage bag or rackets. It adds a personal touch to your family sports time and makes for a memorable keepsake.
- Kit Combination Customization:Tailor the kit to your family’s needs—adjust the included gear if you have a favorite sport, ensuring the set fits exactly how you want to play.
How to Play (Suitable for Ages 4+)
Sticky Target Ball
Play in pairs: one person throws the sticky ball, and the other catches it with the sticky racket. Swap roles and vary the throwing distance to up the challenge. Safety Tip: Keep throws gentle to avoid accidental hits. It’s a great way to build hand-eye coordination and quick reflexes.
Badminton
Have a casual family match or team up for a small group game. Use the included shuttlecock and follow basic badminton rules. Safety Tip: Choose an open area away from obstacles (like trees or benches) to prevent tripping. As kids swing and hit, they’ll build stamina and body coordination—all while the family has fun with friendly competition.
Toss-and-Catch
Family Play:Each person takes a racket. Place the ball on your racket, toss it gently, and let the other person catch it with their racket. Slowly increase the distance to help your kid build arm strength and better ball control.
Solo Practice:Kids can toss the ball up and catch it with the racket as it falls. Safety Tip: Remind younger kids to stand still while practicing to avoid losing balance. Repeating this helps them get faster at reacting and improves their hand-eye coordination.
Frisbee
Toss the frisbee back and forth with your kid—try different throws (like a backhand) and catches. Head to an open spot like a park lawn.Safety Tip: Avoid throwing frisbees toward faces; aim for the chest or hands. It’s perfect for building running skills and teaching kids to judge space, plus it’s a fun way to enjoy the outdoors.