Description
Overview
The Spikeball 1 Ball Set is the standard set from the Spikeball range: a playing net, one ball, a drawstring carry bag and the rule book. Four players and some open space is all the game needs, so it works on a beach, in a backyard, in a basement or in a PE lesson.
The rules are simple enough that a class can be playing points after about 10 minutes of instruction. How competitive it gets is up to the group, which makes it useful for casual lunchtime play as well as structured units.
Key benefits
- Quick to teach, with new players hitting and scoring points after about 10 minutes.
- Plays almost anywhere: beach, backyard, indoor space or PE lesson.
- Gets students moving, whether the group plays casually or for keeps.
- Everything needed to start is in the box: net, ball, bag and rule book.
- Drawstring bag keeps the net and ball together between classes.
Who it's for
Suits primary, intermediate and secondary PE programmes, school lunchtime sport and clubs that want a game needing no court markings or fixed posts. One set runs one game of four players, so schools often buy several boxes for a class rotation.
If you plan to play in a pool, lake or the sea, browse the spikeball category for the water expansion kit that attaches to this set. Add multiple sets to a quote and request a quote for school pricing.
Care, safety and set-up
Pack the net and ball back into the drawstring bag after each session so parts stay together. This set ships from NZ stock and orders generally dispatch the same or next business day.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the box?
The playing net, one ball, a drawstring bag and a rule book. Nothing else is needed to start playing.
How many players does one set need?
Four. For a full class, plan on one set per group of four players.
Can it be played indoors?
Yes. The game is played in basements and gym spaces as well as on beaches and backyards, so a school hall works.
Is there quantity pricing for schools?
Quantity pricing applies on many lines. Add the sets you need to a quote and request a quote, or ask about funding packages for schools and clubs.
