Tiki TossRing Toss Game for Adults & Kids - Hook and Ring Games with String and Hooks for Indoor Use, Man Cave Decor & Stuff, Gifts for Men

Great game to play at cookouts! We have ours by the pool. Everyone enjoys it.

I first saw the ring toss concept in the virgin islands. Loved relaxing with friends on the beach, having a laugh away from screens just enjoying friendly rivalry and time spent together around a simple but challenging activity. i saw this as an atypical family game and bought this for the family for Christmas and it has turned into so much more than expected.Yeah it' fun and rivals the skill and competition of quarters or other adult type activities. It can also be meditative like golf or other nuance sports and activities. But what I did not expect was that it would turn into the kind of friendly competition and score board for the family. The kids decide who does the worst chore of the day based on the outcome of the myriad of competitions and new rules they impose on the activity. There is a lot of physics and best practices discussion at the dinner table.I quickly lost my hold on the family championship, and now find myself practicing in secret just to keep up with the competition amongst the kids and their friends. And it's nice to see the kids puts down their phones for a bit to prepare for the nightly competition for who has to clean the kitchen or walk the dogs, and which one of them is on the biggest winning streak or consecutive hooks. It settles so much more definitively more than a coin toss or rock,paper, scissors.Funny how something so simple can embed itself so quickly in family and friend culture.It was one of the better gifts this holiday in that it gets used the most since the unwrap and provides a lot of laughter, banter and time together in pursuit of the Tiki Toss title. Hope this review helps any on the fence about giving it a test drive.

I put this in a vacation rental. We’ll see how it holds up. The metal pole is a telescoping pole (like an antenna), and I totally believe it will be mangled by the next time I go out to the property.It was also a little tricky to get the rope length optimal for enjoying this little game. There’s a spring loaded cam that isn’t strong enough to actually hold the string in one spot for long. So you have to tie it a few times after you figure out the best length for the rope.All in all, it looks cool and it is fun. Just not sure how durable it will be with regular renters.

My friends and family LOVE playing this in our backyard. But after less than two months, the rope that holds the ring has snapped. Easy enough to tie back on but now the rope is shorter so you need to adjust the pole to make sure it’s the right distance to play every time. A bigger issue is that the insert in the board that holds the pole is flimsy and falls out every time we take the pole out to untwist the rope. I’m going to try to crazy glue it but for the cost, I was hoping the product would last a little longer. Still worth getting for simple backyard fun.

Wow! Gave this to the family for Christmas and it was obvious from the first how well made it looked - with solidly attached plastic ends on the wood pieces that attach to the base and a heavy dowel used to connect the upper arm. We set it up and closed it up a few times during the day. It packs up well since the storage box is the playing field. I'm guessing this will be used for a long time since the game play had us laughing and competitive from the start.

This is so much fun. We use it to decide who gets to pick where we go for dinner, which movie we watch, etc. Can't walk by it without playing. It's much harder than the regular Tiki toss with the hook and ring, which is a good thing.

Fun game gave out christmas gifts. Anyone can play easy to see if you can toss and hook ring on first try..indoor outdoor.

Great game but keep it covered in the rain or it will rot and split.