Pindaloo juggling toy | Exciting new game for kids, teens, and adults - play inside and outside | Develop motor skills (red)

"An entertaining activity with benefits - The Pindaloo skill game is a challenging and fun coordination travel game. No matter how old you are, you will improve your motor skills and hand-eye coordination while learning the basics of the game with this endless ball catcher and developing your own cool tricks. The ball game is suitable for every level and is the latest craze in the USA." "Warning! It can be addictive - Watch as the yellow balls fly in and out of the tube. These visually exciting skill toys are interactive and great family fun for preschoolers, teenagers, parents, grandparents, as well as athletes looking to train their coordination, and for everyone else too. Games to improve hand-eye coordination - simply follow the juggling balls." "Fun skill games & stress toys - Playing Pindaloo engages both brain hemispheres and promotes balance, gross and fine motor skills at the same time. This tossing game is not only fun for children, it has a tiring effect and can help children, teenagers, and adults with learning difficulties to hold a pen. It can also improve attention, concentration, critical and creative thinking, and promote self-confidence." "A great travel game for kids - for camping, at grandma's, in the park, and even at school during break time. This outdoor toy for kids, teenagers, and adults is a great way to pass the boredom of long sitting in class or the office. Suitable as a 1-player game or with friends and family. The Pindaloos are made of durable, waterproof, and recycled plastic and also make great pool and beach toys." "An incredibly fun gift - Whatever the Christmas weather brings, these cool unique outdoor games for kids bring a lot of fun. The most fun toy for time with grandparents! Order it today and enjoy the learning fun. Satisfaction is our top priority. If you are not 100% satisfied, you can return the product and receive a full refund. It hasn't happened yet."