Fillable watermelon balls, water skip balls and pool footballs — made by us, shipped from stock.

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Multi-ball sets

Two or three of our balls in one box. The reason these exist is simple: one ball in a pool with six people creates a queue, and two balls create two games.

Which set to pick for a pool party

If the swimmers are a mixed age range, pair the junior with the 9-inch. The smaller ball weighs about nine pounds filled and the larger about fourteen, so younger players get something they can actually throw while the older ones get the full-weight game.

If the afternoon runs late, take a set with the glow ball in it. It charges in daylight and keeps its stripes visible once the deck lights come on, which extends a session by a couple of hours without anyone noticing it happened.

If the group is split between people who want to swim and people who want to stand around, add a skip ball and disc set. Surface play and underwater play can run in the same pool at the same time, and the sets that include both are the ones that come back in the bag at the end of the week.

The rest of the bag

  • Underwater Pool Balls — The fillable balls that sink, rise and float — the ones you dribble and pass below the surface.
  • Water Skip Balls — Small bouncing balls and discs that skim the top of the water instead of going under it.
  • Pool Footballs — Grippy waterproof footballs built for wet hands, long throws and shallow-end chaos.

Not sure which one suits the people who will be using it? The deck notes on how the game works and pool games by age go through it properly.