Spin Master Games, Shark Strike, Bowling Game with Wind-Up Jaw-Chomping Action, 2-4 Players, for Ages 5 & Up

The grandkids absolutely loved it

was gift to child with autism. he loved it.

Just what I wanted for my grandson

Good price

Grandson loved it

Cute toy for my grandson

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a fun idea for a game! After setting up the pins, you wind-up the shark by pulling it back until its mouth is wide open, then send it zooming towards the fish pins. If the sharks mouth closes down on a fish, you get an extra turn. You win by collecting all the pins. This is a good game for the little ones as its really exciting when they finally catch a fish in the sharks mouth. Glad my kids were able to try this game, I would definitely recommend it!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you @thisisbutterly @spinmaster for sending this fun toy, "Shark Strick" for my kids to try and test. It was so fun and engaging for the family not just the kids, the concept of a normal bowling recreated into this fun and exciting game. The instructions of the game are easy for kids to understand and the shark being used to stick the fishes was really easy, the motion of the shark was really fast and it was easy for my kids to pull back and use to stick the fish pins. I would surely recommend this toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is going through a huge shark phase right now so this game was PERFECT for him. It is basically like bowling but with a shark that goes and tries to eat things instead of knocking it down. Our kids had so much fun playing and the laughter could be heard all through out the house. The only 2 things with the game is one, the packaging looks cool for display but isn't really ideal for storing so we just found a bag to put it in. Also there was a bit of a learning curve with how to actually use the shark. Once my kids figured it out they had a blast!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this for free for our honest review. My kids played with this for about 5 minutes and haven't played with it since. First, this works best on hard floors, not on carpet. I set it up for them, showed how to pull back the shark and then release and hit the pins. My kids played with their cousins while they were over. They had fun, but haven't touched it since. There was a learning curve on pulling back the shark and releasing it, as it sometimes the shark curved when released.