Original - Birch Wood 12 Skittles, 1 Stick - Wooden Throwing Game for Outdoor, Yard, Garden, Picnic, Beach, Leisure, Party - Molkky Game Set for Family, Groups, 2+ Players, 6+ Age

I have had so many backyard games that looks so fun but when you get them they are completely flimsy and the quality is absolutely poor, this game is the complete opposite!! I was so impressed with the construction and the case it stores in. Well everyone else is trying to cut costs and use cheap material, they have broken that mold and done a great job!The pieces feel solid and hefty which is exactly what you want, it’s not a game that you get and a year from now you’re throwing it away because of poor quality, this seems like a lifetime built game! I really love that they put sturdy case for it and not those cheap nylon cases with a zipper that will break after 10 uses!Not that I talked about the sturdiness of the game, it’s a really fun game, it’s one that the whole family can enjoy. My only suggestion would be to have better instructions, we did a search and found much better explanations to clarify a few points. I would highly recommend this game for any family, you wouldn’t want to use this on a hard surface like asphalt or concrete, but grass or the beach is perfect!

So easy to learn! A ton of fun, challenging. Even my 3 year old granddaughter and 5 year old grandson enjoy this game. They ask for it whenever they come to camp. I had to bring it home when I came home "Where's Mo key" My grandson is amazing at this. He won the 3rd game he played and NO, no one was giving him a break. I've played him one-on-one and he has beat meet a few times.This game is addicting!! You won't be sorry if you purchase it. I hope you get this one, this brand, don't be fooled by some that cost less, they are not as sturdy!

Fun game to play

I saw a family playing this game in the park last summer and watched them for a while to figure out the object of the game. I took a picture of the container and went home; bought it and we have played it at home and at the park several times now. It is well made from hardwood and stands up to all the impacts of wood hitting wood only producing minimal dints or divots. You will want to play on grass and the lower the grass is cut the better or you can play on sand. Obviously, there is some luck involved but there is also some skill and strategy which makes it really fun for both old and young people. If you are hesitating check out the Molkky Youtube videos and see what you could be experiencing.

We have loved learning this game as a family. Easy to play for all ages and abilities. Great box to Carry the game in. Smooth wood without splinters. Can play on multiple surfaces; sand, gravel, grass, etc.

Bought this as a small game to take camping and it works well. The carrying case did break after a couple uses but other than that it was a fun game to play with a few people.

Very fun, and the original Molkky brand.

Molkky is a super fun lawn game that incorporates a great balance of skill and luck. If you are competitive and like precision games you will love Molkky. Most friends I have introduced Molkky to with have gone on to buy their own set after playing their first time, which is obviously a solid testament.WARNING: Being a game appropriate for children, the rules included are simply too basic/easy for anyone with decent coordination because a good player can get to 50 pts in just 4 throws fairly easily (this is the minimum number of throws)... so I will suggest some rules alterations1) POINTS: Play to 80 pts (or more)... because c'mon2) STRIKES: If you are playing with teams, allow a certain number of strikes/team = (2 + the number of players/team) In a 3 vs 3 game, each team gets 5 strikes. Or if you are playing individually, each player gets 3 strikes. This will keep it competitive and a strong balance of risk/reward, especially if there are some bad players3) REBUTTAL: Allow for a rebuttal... if a team gets to 80 pts, the other team(s) that are still in shoot until they miss (regardless of how many current strikes) and must hit exactly 80 to go to overtime (note: they have to hit the specific skittle to get to 80, Example: You can't knock over 3 skittles when they need 3 pts, you need to know over the 3)I doubt anyone is still reading... but for overtime we play a race to 25 exactly. Where each team is allowed 1 strike.These rule adjustments keep every game really exciting and competitive, instead of simply ending when a team gets 50 pts