🕹️ Toss Across Game by Mattel Review

Fragile and beanbags weigh next to nothing so they don't even flip some blocks because some blocks don't turn as easily as others. Stickers for it don't even fit on the product without cutting them. Once assembled, it cannot be taken apart again without being broken for return.

Stickers were difficult to apply and some of them broke. Plastic materials are not as durable as in the old version of this game. Beanbags often get stuck and don't flip anything. It's kind of clumsy. My young daughter still enjoys it but would be ashamed to give it to anyone else. I would rather pay more and get something that will last through children and grandchildren.

I think this toy has gotten smaller since 1981. LOL Yes I know it's been a long time in the toy industry but still. Either way, it will be fun for a 4-year-old who needs to learn to aim and throw better. Because it is a little smaller, it can be used in a small space like an apartment without any problems. Toss Across is not difficult to collect.

We love playing this game with my niece and nephew. We bought several games to play in the garden and this is our favorite. My brother and I loved this game as kids and I bought it for his kids. Now we enjoy creating memories with his children. There are no problems with the goods and assembly. The included beanbags are good for us + we have lots of extras for other garden games (I bought extras from Revain). Under $20 and we play it almost every day. Very important!

I remember this classic in my childhood, I played it myself so I wanted to buy it for my grandson. The only difference I see is that the bean bags aren't heavy enough to turn them over. They currently only flip them 40% of the time. You really need more beans for more weight. A little disappointed that this fact causes children to lose attention, not getting the expected result. Even an adult has to slam the bag very hard to flip the piece.

Not good. Terrible instructions. The plastic is thin. Beanbags are thin - you literally have to stand over them for the pyramids to rotate. Some rubbish and not at all the way I remembered it as a child. also beanbags of the same size and color (which happened with red and blue). Also, you have to piece everything together with a series of horrible instructions, and if you accidentally put two stickers on, you're screwed. It's really not well done. I do not recommend this.