Kickrivals™ - Tabletop Soccer Stadium Game
Kickrivals™ - Tabletop Soccer Stadium Game
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- 🏃 Burns off the energy that was headed for the couch
- 🤸 Builds balance a hop at a time
- 🎈 Hand pump and needle in the box
Kickrivals™ - Tabletop Soccer Stadium Game
Will the ball pop out of the deck?
Will the ball pop out of the deck?
It's the most common complaint about pogo balls, and it nearly always comes down to air. Pump the ball until it's firm and sits snug in the deck before the first hop, and top it up when it softens. That's why the hand pump and needle come in the box.
How long does it take to learn?
How long does it take to learn?
Expect wobbles at first. One reviewer's son “got the hang of it after about 20 minutes of perseverance.” Start on grass or carpet, away from furniture, and spot them for the first few hops.
What age is it for?
What age is it for?
Most reviewers of pogo balls bought them for kids between 6 and 11. Younger kids often need a hand at first.
What if it breaks or doesn't get used?
What if it breaks or doesn't get used?
You're covered by the 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Shipping within the US is free, and you can follow your order by emailing us.
Burns Off the Energy, Indoors or Out
Your kid stands on the grip-textured deck, squeezes the heavy rubber ball between their feet and bounces. Every hop works their legs and core and the balance in between. You hear the thump of the ball on the driveway and see the rim glow at dusk. The energy that was headed for the couch cushions gets used up in the backyard instead.
Pump It Firm and the Ball Stays Put
The most common pogo-ball complaint is a ball that slips out of the deck mid-bounce, and it nearly always comes down to air. The hand pump and needle come in the box. Pump the ball until it's firm, seat it in the deck and step on. Built-in carry slots take it from the garage to the yard, and topping up the air every few sessions keeps it seated.
Builds Balance a Hop at a Time
The ball sits through the center of the deck, so feet and core keep it level. You feel every wobble through your soles and correct it on the next hop. Kids start shaky and find the rhythm with practice; grown-ups who had one in the 80s find it again in a few tries.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four buyers, one pogo ball
Parents of high-energy kids, balance-minded parents, 80s kids and gift buyers buy it for different reasons. It answers all four.
For the high-energy, always-moving kid
Hopsy gives that energy somewhere to go, on a rainy day or after school.
For the kid whose balance needs work
Every hop trains balance and coordination while they think they're just playing.
For the grown-up who had one in the 80s
The same squeeze-and-hop you remember, now with a light-up deck.
For the gift list that's run dry
A gift the whole family takes turns on, with the pump already in the box.
WHAT YOU GET
The 80s pogo ball, with a light-up deck
A heavy rubber ball, a grip-textured light-up deck, and the hand pump and needle to inflate it. Pump, seat, bounce.
Everything in the box
SEE IT BOUNCE
HOW IT WORKS
Squeeze. Push. Balance.
The ball sits through the center of the deck. Your feet squeeze it, your legs drive the bounce and your core keeps the deck level.
Step 1 — Squeeze
Your feet grip the ball where it rises through the deck.
Step 2 — Push
Your legs drive the bounce off the ground.
Step 3 — Balance
Your core keeps the deck level for the next hop.
YOUR FIRST BOUNCE
From box to first bounce
What the first afternoon looks like, start to finish.
Open the box
Lay out the ball, the light-up deck, the hand pump and the needle.
Pump the ball firm
Use the included pump and needle. Firm is the goal; a soft ball is how pogo balls slip out.
Seat it in the deck
Press the ball through the center of the deck until it sits snug.
Step on and bounce
Sneakers on, start on grass or carpet, squeeze the ball between your feet and hop.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Only one does all five
The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Try it for thirty days. If it isn't the energy-burner you hoped for, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Pump It. Step On. Bounce It Out.
Light-up deck · heavy rubber ball · pump + needle included · kids and grown-ups ride it · free US shipping · 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things parents ask before they order
Will the ball pop out of the deck?
It's the most common complaint about pogo balls, and it nearly always comes down to air. Pump the ball until it's firm and sits snug in the deck before the first hop, and top it up when it softens. That's why the hand pump and needle come in the box.
How long does it take to learn?
Expect wobbles at first. One reviewer's son “got the hang of it after about 20 minutes of perseverance.” Start on grass or carpet, away from furniture, and spot them for the first few hops.
What age is it for?
Most reviewers of pogo balls bought them for kids between 6 and 11. Younger kids often need a hand at first.
Can adults use it?
Yes. Reviewers in their 40s ride it alongside their kids. Pump it firm and take your first hops on soft ground.
Shoes or barefoot?
Sneakers. The grip texture on the deck is made for soles, and bare feet can find it uncomfortable.
What if it breaks or doesn't get used?
You're covered by the 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Shipping within the US is free, and you can follow your order by emailing us.