Review on 🌈 Mikasa Glow Multicolor Outdoor Tetherball by Deon Sweeney

After just a year outdoors, our old tether broke right where the 'tether' meets the 'ball'. Well, we can't have tether without a ball, which makes the game quite difficult, especially when it's windy. My wife gave me the job of getting another ball, correctly assuming that with my tetherball skills to match Napoleon Dynamite's, I was the man for the job. I bought this glow in the dark version because it seemed easy. I can play at night too! Brilliant! However, the dishes themselves aren't made of phosphorescent material, so trying to chase the ball at night is like trying to chase a glow-in-the-dark wiffle ball thrown by Nolan Ryan. Yes exactly. After being slapped in the face too many times, I was surprised to find that this ball multiplies faster than the Starship Enterprise gnaws. Suddenly we went from one ball to five! Simply that way! The material of the ball is fantastic to hit, but it hurts on contact with your face at high speed. If you're a cheater and do "ropes" by grabbing the rope, it doesn't make a difference, but the rope will give you a good rope burn. freak! Love the way the cable connects to the ball, solid construction. Yeah, weirdly the sun doesn't really help the ball glow. Hopefully you have a 12 foot fluorescent light you can take outside and swing around a bit. Don't take this because it glows in the dark, take this because it's a hard tetherball. Don't pay more for the glowing part. My wife still scolds me for being so easily influenced by shiny things.