Pool and water play
Pool hoop with backboard, 4 balls and 8 rings
A floating hoop with a full backboard that doubles as a ring toss target, packed with four balls and eight rings.
True on the day we built this page. The listing itself has the final word.
| Shelf | Pool and water play |
| Maker's age range | 4 to 8 years |
| Where it plays best | the pool |
| Lights | No lights, nothing to switch off |
| Games in one unit | 2 |
From the workshop
This one floats flat on the surface with a proper board behind the rim, so shots that hit the board still drop. Turn the game around and the pegs on the base become a ring toss lane. The pontoon base is wide enough to stay put when a ball lands on it, and the whole set deflates into a bag at the end of summer.
Board behind the rim
The backboard stands upright behind the hoop the way it does on a driveway court. Bank shots come off it instead of skipping across the water.
Ring toss on the base
Pegs across the float take the eight rings for a quieter game between swims. Both games share one body, so nothing extra goes in the pool.
Four balls, eight rings
The box holds four inflatable balls and eight rings, enough for a side on each end. Spares stay in the bag when one drifts over the fence.
Wide pontoon float
A broad inflated base keeps the hoop upright through rebounds and splashes. It also works propped at the poolside for shots from dry ground.
