Juggling rings is a classic and beloved circus act, Juggling rings is a great way to build hand-eye coordination, build strength, and boost your confidence.
Shapes Bean Bags in different colors and shape – circle, square, triangle,
rectangle, octagon and diamond is printed with its shape. Strong cotton drill.
Sticky Ball Set A new fun game that helps a lot of movement.
Contains 12 vests (6 red and 6 yellow) and 12 balls and
a seamless storage bag. The balls have sewn-on Hook & Loop
dots that makes them sticky.
Catch Net Set, Pull the handles taut to launch the ball, catch in own net
or opposite player’s net.Individual or group participation. Suitable for
indoor or outdoor use. Each set contains 2 throw and catch nets and 1
70mm Airflow ball. Each net approximately 30cm.
Cart made of plastic poles with jointer along with polyster
fabric & elasticated wire to carry balls. Swivel casters wheels
having smooth mobility to move in any direction with two
Locking wheels
Ball made of soft synthetic with 43 cm long ribbons.
Assists in improving eye and hand coordination, comes with
assorted colours Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Violet.
10 Pin Bowling Set Skittle in bright durable plastic for developing ball target hit skills.
Set comprises 10 small plastic pins & 2 small plastic ball with finger hole.
In a See-through Carry bag.
• Anti-skid TPR rubberized floor markers for indoor & outdoor use.
• Non-toxic and environmental friendly soft marker reduces injury
and slippery in all indoor sports.
• These directional markers, teach color as well as serve as markers
for relay puzzles and obstacle courses.
• A quick and easy way to set out clearly marked zone for a range of PE activities.
• Does not leave any markings on floors
The To & Fro Ball is designed for everyone to promote hand-eye coordination.
The rope is tied around the waist to save time in retrieving runaway balls.
Stimulate the movement development and co-ordination of hand, eye and feet.
It’s suitable for adults and kids.
Dimension: Ball 19 cm with rope 100 cm.
