HearthSongJumbo 57-Inch Inflatable 2-in-1 Darts and Soccer Set with Double-Sided Scoreboard, Two Soccer Balls, Six Darts, Outdoor Play, Ages 5 and Up

All you need is a good pump or air compressor.

It’s absolutely worth the money! You definitely need to buy a pump separately though. I’m not sure you’ll be able fill it without it. Once summer comes will probably fill the bottom supports with water to make it more stable

About 5 foot tall. Easy to blow up. No pump included. You get 6 darts and 2 soccer balls, a patch and 4 stakes with rope to secure. You can fill 2 small compartments with sand, water, or just stake it like I did without filling at all😎The stickiness of the velcro is pretty good.. There were a few times our soccer ball just rolled off so far. The darts stick fair. They do wonderful if you hit directly flat with the target. If there isn't full contact with velcro, the force of throwing the other darts can pop them off. Either way it's still really fun and a great gift option!

The soccer balls actually stick to this thing! Yes they do. As do the darts, although you need to toss the darts pretty hard to get them to hold - it's all velcro and it's pretty good, but since the thing's filled with air, and wants to bounce everything back off of it, you need some oomph to make the balls and darts stick to it.It needs a pump to fill, unless you have lungs for days, but that's fine and it's quick enough if you want to fill and then empty it each time. It's pretty durable vinyl so we left it filled on the screened back porch, for now, secured down against any winds, when we were finished playing with it.You're supposed to fill the bottom with water to weight it, but really you don't need to do so, unless maybe you're gonna use it as a tackling dummy or extra blocking player in touch-football or something where you wouldn't use the tie-downs and stakes. Frankly, the 4 lines and ground-stakes held it very, very securely, also with it's own weight, and we had mild breezes today, but it didn't even sway.It's great for a lot more than just the darts and soccer target, as I alluded above. It's strong and thick and well seamed - we used it as a target for water-gel-balls (low power, from distance) which burst beautifully on the target without damage, without buffeting the target, and very clearly able to see where they hit. Also for Nerf darts and Rival balls, if you want to use those out of doors - or I guess it could be indoors, too. This thing would be fun in a basement in winter if one lives in the cold.I like this, and the toddler LOVED IT. Much bigger than he is, it was just a big fun target. He threw everything at it, and it was a great workout. Whole family fun, this crazy thing! Yeah, WE LOVE IT. And we will use it again in a day or so - it's a blast!

This one is a great one. My kids have a lot of fun with it. Although it is big, it still fits in the kids playroom without taking up too much space. The kids enjoy throwing darts at the target. It has a Velcro target so the darts stick to it well. To be self standing it needs to be anchored to the ground, but we just put it up against a wall, and it stays up without tipping over.

We've found this set to be the perfect way to entertain the kiddos when we get together with a few other families. It's survived a few trips outside, and we look forward to some warmer weather so we can pull it out again.Our soil is a bit sandy so in our case weighing the base down with water actually makes sense. Otherwise some enthusiastic playing sometimes resulted in the ties downs coming loose. Not a problem when we followed the directions on the added weight.Balls and darts both stick... even considering their natural tendency to want to bounce off the inflated target. One side note is that unless you want to be chasing the misses, having some sort of net set up behind this or putting it up against a wall is a huge help. Keeps you from having to chase down errant kicks/throws!

I got this to help keep the kids entertained outside at our last family get together and not only did all the kids, aged 3-16 enjoy this but many of the adults joined in. It's just something you want to try yourself when you see other people. No one really kept any kind of score but just took turns. We did not fill it with anything but air and used the stakes and rope. It was easy to set up and deflate, I'm sure it will be used at all upcoming get together now. I will say though if you stake it you need to be careful of tripping if you have alot of kids running around, seniors or toddlers (trying to go under the ropes). But that is to be expected. The velcro sticks pretty good and the directions, set up is pretty straightforward. We used one of those portable tire inflaters with extra adapters, and it didnt take long at all, could probably use one of those air mattress pumps or just go the old fashioned, harder, way and blow it up. The material seems sturdy, I think it will hold up for quite a while if stored out of extreme weather in the winters. Overall everyone enjoyed this and I highly recommend it, hope this info helps.

Easy to inflate easy games to play giftable worth the money