Koosh Flix Stix Ball Fun - Plays Like Lacrosse - Competitive And Cooperative Play - Play Indoors And Outdoors - Ages 6+ Review

This Koosh Flix Stix set is a new take on Koosh!I had a Koosh when I was a kid but my kids had never been introduced. This is a lot of fun - you can either play with the ball by itself or you can each grab a stick and throw the ball to each other. My sons love to play together to see how long they can keep going (my younger is 5 so this is hard for him) but for older kids, they could throw crazy to compete against each other.This is shorter than a lacrosse stick but has the same sort of motion.

Great toy except we lost the one and only koosh within minutes of starting to play. My sweet neighbor accidentally tossed it right onto our roof as soon as we started playing. With that said, I wish more koosh ball things were included. However, we quickly found a substitute and continued playing. I think this helps my 6 yr old have better hand eye coordination. The little scoopy part makes you toss the ball properly, and makes for a fun activity. Would definitely recommend it.

Koosh is such a nostalgic toy for me, so when I saw this Koosh Flix Stix, I was excited to try it with my own kids. We first tried indoors, but very quickly realized this is more of an outdoor game in order to get some distance when flicking the Koosh (not that you can get a whole lot of distance with a Koosh, but definitely more than when indoors.) It was a little awkward at first for my six year old the maneuver the Flix Stick but it just needed getting used to and then it was easy enough…

I've had a lot of fun playing toss and catch with my 7-year-old using these lacrosse-like "Flix Stix." They are sturdily made--the blue shells are made of thick, durable hard plastic, and the red portions from a softer plastic/rubber material that easily flexes to admit the koosh ball into the cup when catching. The handles also feel very sturdy and have a bumpy rubberized grip, making them comfortable to hold and use.Getting them to launch a Koosh ball a good distance takes some practice, but

I had to order this Koosh Flix Stix set because I loved Koosh anything when I was my daughters age. She’s 9 and we homeschool so I’m always looking for fun active things to change up our daily routine. She loves playing a game with these where you start pretty close to your opponent then you each take a step back after a successful toss catch combo. My husband and I enjoy playing with her too. I’ve noticed since we’ve been playing a few weeks her hand eye coordination has noticeably improved…

Got these for my son's 7th birthday, safe to say he is obsessed. I was happy to find a fun active interactive game that I would be okay with him playing indoors as we hit the cold Winter months. In the hallway, it is completely safe. He has learned that he can toss the Koosh far without actually flinging it into something and causing damage. I grew up playing with Koosh balls so this is really fun for me too. Fun to play both with and without the paddles.

Very fun. We like Koosh products because they are (mostly) safe indoors -- sure a well placed throw can still break things, but it is still safer than a regular ball flying around the house.The box and the page both say "Plays like lacrosse", since it is one handed I think it plays more like jai alai. But either way, still fun. Both my sons can play, I think they would both like the ball to travel a bit further, but that is both the benefit and the detriment of using the koosh ball -- doesn't…

Koosh balls are giving me very 90’s nostalgic vibes! I’ve got two daughters that I would really like to get outside and keep them there for a while. We have a trampoline, various battery cars, a jungle gym and a swing….but they always seem bored. I thought this would be something they could do together and maybe add another option for an an outdoor activity. I’d say the closest you can compare this to is lacrosse because of the mechanics involved with throwing and catching using the stick. Once

This is a great buy because it can be used indoor and outdoors for physical activity. Its comfortable to use on the wrists, bright colors (easier to find), and great pricepoint. Definitely giftable.

This is such a great game and fun to play. Bright colors and inviting right away just by the looks of it. The paddles are comfortable to hold and this is easy and fun to play. I gave this to my son and kicked him outside for some fresh air fun with his friends. I'm always looking for activities for him to be outside instead of on his Xbox and this was perfect. They stayed outside for over an hour!

My son really enjoys these. They are pretty fun to use! The design makes them easy to catch. The quality is nice. Highly recommend for kids.

The 90's phenomenon is back and better than ever! This mash up of lacrosse and everyone's favorite Koosh ball is endlessly fun. The Flix Stix are lightweight, well-constructed and comfortable in the hand. It's easy to pick this up and begin having a relaxing game of catch in no time. Best of all, it's safe for pretty much all ages and can be played just about anywhere.

Upfront disclosure: I received this through the Revain Vine program for review.For as long as I can remember Koosh toys have always been great. I think I still have my original Koosh balls from when I was a kid (so they are several decades old at this point). I still love playing with them. They are soft, dynamic, fly nicely, and very safe compared to other balls out there. So when I saw this set I knew I had to have it to play with my nephew. Its perfect. Two hand held catchers that are…

I grew up with Koosh balls, and this game combines one of those with lacrosse style paddles (Flix Stix). Because Koosh balls are so soft, this game *could* be played inside, but I think it would be safer for your house and more enjoyable overall to play outside – unless you have a larger indoor space with a tall ceiling available. Everything seems well constructed, but I do wish that two Koosh balls were included.