Stack ‘n Splash Penguins Floating Target Pool Game- Build It, Hit It, Knock It Down! 10-Pc Set includes 2 Balls- Stacks Over 2 Feet High! Snow Ball Fight Backyard Fun or Party Activity for Kids Adults
Original price was: $34.95.$29.99Current price is: $29.99.
SCS Direct Stack ‘n Splash Penguins Inflatable Floating Pool Game – Build It, Hit It, Knock It Down! – 10-Piece Set Includes 2 Balls – Stacks Over 2 Feet High! How to play: build an iceberg with all the inflatable pieces, sneak in the penguins and try to knock the penguins off of the iceberg with the balls. 10pc Set Including 1 Iceberg Base, 1 Ice Block, 2 Fish Barrels, 2 Ice Cubes, 2 Penguins and 2 Knock ‘Em Balls. This inflatable game will be a fun addition to your summer or spring swimming pool parties, family gatherings for both kids and adults! Great for Memorial Day, July 4th (Foruth), and Labor Day Parties!
EASY-TO-PLAY GAME: Take turns building icebergs and knocking out each other’s penguins in as few throws as you can!
FUN FOR EVERYONE: Recommended for ages three and up, presenting a creative and physical challenge for children and adults. Great for Memorial Day, July 4th (Foruth), and Labor Day Parties!
BUILD BIG: Inflatable pieces as large as 30 inches stack up into designs over 2 feet high
EVERYTHING YOU NEED: Comes with 1 iceberg base, 1 ice block, 2 fish barrels, 2 ice cubes, 2 penguins, and 2 balls
SUPER STURDY: Heavy-duty 6P-free PVC plastic resists tears and punctures
August Moon –
Fun while it lasts
First off it comes in a box with decent graphics so I’d say the product is giftable if that’s what you are getting it for. Once I opened the box I laid out all the pieces and started blowing them up. The base blew up easily because it’s a decent size compared to the smaller pieces and when you blow air into it the air holds. By that I mean when you let off the nozzle the air doesn’t come pouring out. The smaller pieces were a little tricky to blow up because the second you let off the nozzle to cap it the air starts escaping out quickly and if it does they aren’t filled the way you would want them to be. Also if there is any bit of moisture between the nozzle and cap it won’t stay shut. I kept blowing up one piece and then moving to the next and realizing that the last ones cap popped out and air escaped and had to go back and blow it up again. That was pretty annoying. Once I got them all blown up my daughter and I put them in her pool. They float well. The balls that this product comes with absorb water and can get heavy and discolored if left in the water too long so I would suggest not leaving them in the water overnight. It’s a pretty fun game. My daughter really likes it but I did find it hard to stack every piece to the base once it gets wet. They slide off very easily so stacking all of the pieces can be a little difficult. I left one of the cubes and one of the barrels floating in the pool overnight and the next day came out and took them out of the water and the bottoms that were submerged had gotten discolored after only a night. They turned a yellowish color so I am curious how long this product will last giving that they are discoloring so quickly. Overall it’s a fun game to play in the pool but it’s a little cheap and the print on each of the blow up pieces don’t seem like they were made to hold up for prolonged periods of time in the water so that’s a bit disappointing.
Tracey –
Fun game and a ton of pieces!
This game will fill your whole pool–barrels, rafts, inflatable blocks of ice and adorable weighted penguins. Some of the barrels are slightly hard to stack because they are a bit rounded on the ends so I deducted a star for this but otherwise it is a very fun game setup you can play in many different ways. Our son enjoyed playing with the pieces outside the pool as well in his ball pit and just in general. Would recommend as a different but very engaging game the family can all play together,.
Lori McGarrity –
great pool fun for the family
My kids were so excited about this set of stack up and knock them down. It was a little difficult to keep them all stacked up but it was lots of fun to keep hitting them. One of those things were it’s fun to play for a little bit then they didn’t care anything about it anymore. Lots of pieces to blow up and knock down. Glad I got it for the fun they had but wouldn’t’ buy it again.
LMCC –
Garbage. Never could hold air.
Royal disappointment. Does not stay inflated or float. Returning. Typical Chinese garbage.
Twinpossible –
Not quite what I was anticipating! (Read)
I loved the idea of this product for the lake we visit by our camper. I thought the kids would have a blast with it despite being 13+. Whelp, that would be true, if the pieces didn’t look like they were created for toddler hands & the size is just not at all what my mind was envisioning. I wanted to play, too. It definitely seemed to be geared towards smaller hands and minds. Hey, adults like to play along, as well, sometimes.It would be fun with a few tweaks made. It’s easy to use, the quality is just ‘ok’, but it does seem like a good game for your lil ones, not bigger kids & adults. It seems safe to me, and the blocks look cute, but that’s because they are small. Everything small is cute 😆, but I don’t think the product warrants the price tag. At least not for older kiddos, etc. it should be 1/2 price, but because young kids may love it, and just overall, I’m giving it a …2.75 star rating!⭐️⭐️ + 3/4** I hope my review has been helpful to you 😊. **
Scott J. Smith –
A fun diversion
This floating target pool game is a little like Angry Birds. After you inflate all the pieces, you stack them in various configurations and then bean them with a ball to try to topple everything over. It’s not very sophisticated, but it’s a nice diversion. It’s also fun for swimmers of nearly any age. If you can stand in the pool, you can take part in the destruction of the penguins.I got this for a few reasons. First, during the worst of COVID we used our pool nearly every day just to have something to do. Now we find the pool rather dull, so I thought this would liven things up a little. I also know from experience that throwing a ball is fairly good exercise. So is retrieving the ball after you throw it, especially if it goes flying out of the pool. Lastly, I got it because I thought it would keep my niece entertained when she and her mom visit. She was amused enough to kill some time pegging off penguins, but the thrill didn’t sustain throughout her visit. Kids!Still, as far as pool games go, this is a pretty fun one. The only trouble is keeping all the inflatables balanced on their floating platform. They tend to fall over of their own accord fairly frequently. Regardless, it’s cute and silly and simple; exactly what a pool game should be. Recommended.
Susan J –
This game is fun for both kids and adults.
this Penguins pool game is really fun!! It is a simple enough game that even children can play it. The game is very easy and very fun. The game can be good exercise for kids and adults while being fun andbe a physical challenge for children and adults. The pieces are inflatable and can stack up to 2 feet high.The pieces are a thick heavy duty plastic that is literally rip and puncture resistant. This game can also used outside of a pool. I used it at a BBQ party and used it as a yard game.
Just Someone –
Just Meh
They were good for one hour of fun, but if your kids are older than 5, they are going to tear these things apart. The kids playing with these did just that in about as much time. It was fun while it lasted.