My son is quite an active child and a good majority of his games have a sporting theme to them. He loves the outdoors too and so a lot of his toys are for outdoor use. He was brought by a member of my family last year a Tobar Catch Ball Set. The set basically consists of two 'bats' which are completely circular and have a Velcro strap behind the bat pad which you use to attach your hand to the bat. The front, circular part of the bat is completely Velcro. The game is made for two players and if you wanted more players, you would have to purchase more than one set. Within the set you also get a tennis style ball. The idea of the game is simply to ...  Read the complete review

The Tobar Catch Ball Set is a really simple idea for a toy, but one that doesn't fail to entertain younger children. My little brother and sister have one and somehow they spend hours playing with it, endlessly inventing new games to play with it. The set consists of 2 circular velcro pads which strap onto your hands with a velcro strap, and a ball which is similar to a tennis ball but lighter. It can be used as a fun toy simply for enjoyment, but it can also be used to help young children with their catching skills. The velcro discs which the ball attaches to when it comes into contact with them make it easier for a child to catch a ball and practising with ...  Read the complete review

==Tobar Catch Ball Set== The Tobar Catch Ball Set is one of those items that we have had kicking around since I was young and Mum managed to keep it up until now so that we can use it with Jack and he is really enjoying playing with it, much like I did. This set is really old now but you can still pick up the set from a ton of different places both on the high street and online. I think we probably purchased it from Woolworth's when that was still in business as we tended to get most of our play items from here when I was younger. The set is usually priced now at around the £6 price range which is a really good price for a great item ...  Read the complete review

Due to my kids behaving themselves on a recent shopping trip (shock horror!), and the fact that it is still a week until payday, I decided to treat them to something from my beloved "Poundland". Usually my kids browse through the toy section, pick something they want, then I make them put it back as the toys are really rubbish in there, but due to the beautiful weather there is a section specifically set out for outdoor toys and games. After a little perusal in that section I came across a catch an throw set that my children could play together (hopefully!) and not be able to throw the ball over the fence again, (again ...  Read the complete review

For as long back as I can remember when we went on holiday we would take some little games to keep us occupied on the beach or holiday park site. We would have toys such as a swing ball set, cricket set, footballs and a catch ball set. The most popular of the toys was always the ball set, partly as it was so easy to carry around but also as the whole family could get involved and play. Last year on a very spur of the moment trip to the beach we decided to purchase one of the sets for the children to play with while us adults sat and soaked up the sun! The Tobar catch ball set is basically two round discs and a ball which is roughly the same size as a tennis ...  Read the complete review