Pool and water play
Double floating pool hoop with backboard
Dual hoops and side posts turn the shallow end into a shooting match with soft balls and toss rings.
True on the day we built this page. The listing itself has the final word.
| Shelf | Pool and water play |
| Suits ages | three to five, six and up |
| Where it plays best | the pool |
| Lights | No lights, nothing to switch off |
From the workshop
A dual rim floating station sits right in the water for head to head shootouts and toss rounds. We built the upright frame with side posts so swimmers can switch between sinking baskets and tossing rings. The base fills with pool water to keep the backboard steady when shots bounce off the plastic.
Twin rims and backboard
Shooters face off side by side on identical nets. The wide board gives the light water balls a solid surface to bank off, keeping shots rebounding back toward the swimmers instead of drifting away.
Ring toss posts
Side posts extend past the nets for throwing games. A handful of colored rings comes in the box, giving kids another target to aim for while treading water on hot afternoons.
Water weighted base
The hollow bottom chambers take on pool water directly to settle the frame into the chop. It bobs in place without flipping over when bank shots hit the top edge.
Quick assembly
The poles snap together without tools before swim time and pull apart when the deck clears. An air pump and several soft balls pack into the gear bag alongside the rings.
