WABOBA - the ball that bounces on water!

Seriously, throwing a tennis ball or a frisbee while standing in water isn’t all that fun. So why not invent something that bounces on water, like a skipping stone that you can catch?
And if that is possible, why not invent a game that is fun and challenging but can be played with just the ball, no goals, nothing extra - just the ball?
Waboba is the answer to those questions.

The Waboba Ball is made of polymere gel and has a elastan coating. The mix of different gels makes the ball bounce and float on water. The ball is made to endure some rough handling, but do not bounce it on the ground or on walls etc.
The ball is CE marked. It is not recommended for use by children under 3 years. Waboba is a registered trade mark and the ball ball is internationally patented.

The Waboba Ball has attractive neon orange/grey colours and weighs 82 grams. This Ball should be your choice if you really want to have fun on the beach, lake, pool and/or if you want to play the fast and physically challenging waboba game. The Waboba Ball bounces with an amazing ease and floats high on surface. Try it and it will be your best watersport investment ever.

The easiest way to have fun with a Waboba Ball is to simply throw it so that it bounces on the water between you and your friend. Try different angles, catching it with one hand, bouncing it on waves etc.
When practicing, you will soon find out that throwing and catching is fun teamwork which requires some skill. And the Beach Game adds the physical challengenecessary for a great game.

The idea of the game is to pass between team members, three in each team, without losing the ball to the other team. When all team members have caught the ball at least once, without interruption and with at least one bounce on water in each pass, the team gets one point (one round). The opposing team shall try to interrupt passes and start passing within their team. First team to three rounds wins the match. You have to pass the ball within 5 seconds after receiving it. It is allowed to tackle opponents, but not the player that has the ball. You are not allowed to hold an opponent.

Watch the WABOBA video by clicking video button below.