Toss Across Kids Outdoor Game Bean Bag Toss for Camping and Family Night, Get Three-in-a-Row

This is a fun game to play. I got it for my 5 yr old. she and I love to play together. We can get lost in this for a couple hours trying to win lol. But it was very easy for her to get the idea on how to play. The price was kind of high at abt $25. But it's been added to our Hobby box along with a ton of other games! Worth it!!

My kids and their classmates LOVED this game! It was a little difficult for them at first, but with more practice, it was easy. The only complaint I do have is that one of the blue bags was missing. I ended up putting some rice in the corner of a sandwich ziplock bag, folded the extra plastic around and took blue tape and wrapped it around.

bought for my house to play w/granddaughter then bought another to send home with her cuz she loved it so much

Easy set up, but had to add the stickers. Did not fit back in the box after set-up. Not a big deal. Kids and adults love the game.

The whole family has gotten into playing!!! Bought it for a three year old , she is learning how to play it.

This game has been around since I was a kid in the 70s and I loved it . My kids had one in the 90s and we played it often and they loved it . I bought one for my 6 year old granddaughter since she loves all board games, crafts etc . While the game can still be fun the quality has gone way down . Either the bags aren't heavy enough anymore or the cheaper plastic made squares don't turn as well . You can hit a square several times before it will even flip over and even then it may get stuck . I had to take the bags from a child size corn hole game to get it to work half decent

Toss Across was a gift for my 7 year old twin grandchildren. They love games. once unboxed, it was incredibly easy to assemble(the twins helped). We found the game to be suitable for any age! It is actually more difficult than you think it will be. The family enjoyed a great time together playing the game at a Memorial Day family gathering. Ages ranged from 84 to 11 months. Of course the younger children had supervision and enjoyed being able to play with everyone. The negative part is that after just one day of constant play, we noticed the 2 of the 6 bean bags had holes and were dripping little beans all over the carpet. Together the twins picked up all the beans/beads and left with me to repair the fabric beanbags. As I am not a very confident seamstress, I'll most likely be using duck tape or trying my hand at hand-stitching as well as reinforcing the remaining 4 bags. A great time was had by all. I highly recommend this game.

This game looks like it was built for toddlers. Such a shame as the older versions were much larger and fun for all ages including adults. The bean bags are so tiny and lightweight, they are a joke for use with this game. The beanbags measure 2.5x2.5 inches. Probably will return it as I was thinking this would be a great game for all ages.

pain in the butt to put together. but it wasn't hard. Yhe bean bags are small. They look bigger on the picture. Sometimes it wouldnt flip cause the weight of the bean bag wasn't enough. Not as well made as it was 20 years ago.

deliver was fine. the Product however-boy way way smaller than when i was a child. so dissapointed in toy makers cheap-O adjustments to good old games. Bring back bigger sturdier games folks. what the heck?