🏐 LED Light Up Tetherball by GlowCity - Enhanced with Hi Bright LED Light for Optimal Visibility and Superior Performance, Surpassing Traditional Glow in The Dark Variants Review

This tetherball is a lot of fun! The backlight function makes it very useful for late summer evening events. As mentioned by some other reviews, this is a very hard ball. My kids and their guests couldn't play as long as they wanted because "It's like hitting concrete!" more than one of them said . You play with it anyway!

Out of the box, the carabiner could not be connected to the ball due to a design flaw on the ball. I tied the rope directly to the ball until I found a smaller carabiner for it. But I guess I won't need it now because the ball leaked in the first 1/2 hour of the game. Poor quality seams. I thought night lights would be a fun evening but I guess we'll never know.

Kids and adults alike can have fun with this tethered ball. I'm good at lighting up when hit, but as it only burns for about a minute (to conserve battery life) it'll do sometimes off in mid-flight, so it's best not to play in total darkness unless you want to get punch. in the face with a disappearing ball. Overall we had a lot of fun and extended the playtime after dark on a balmy summer evening. The batteries that were built into the ball didn't last long, but the kit includes a set of spare

I bought this to replace an old retainer ball we had for our kids and now we wanted a new one for our grandkids. I bought it to wear when our whole family gets together. Gone is the time I could return the product when trying to inflate the ball (*of course it's compact when shipped); it was leaking slowly and not holding air. The ball looked good as it feels a bit softer than other balls. Part of the problem is that I should have inflated it when I got it, but unfortunately I didn't. I had…

Really cool product, comes with about 3m of cord and batteries. When you hit the ball hard, it will light up for about 15 seconds. If the ball is hanging and blowing in the wind, it will not ignite or drain the battery when it hits the pole it is hanging from. The ball is grippy, like a water polo ball or a new basketball. I bought a set of 25 extra LR44 size batteries for $4. I've played a few average 30 minute tetherball games so far and haven't had to change batteries. The batteries are…