Kan JamPickleball - Team Based Pickle Ball Game - Includes 4 Paddles & 4 Outdoor Pickleballs

I've loved pickleball ever since my days as a gym class warrior and play pretty regularly at the park in town. I don't have a flat driveway to play at home, but this game is probably the next best thing. You can literally play it anywhere you have a little bit of open space. You just throw down the targets and start playing. Almost too easy. The team aspect is cool and very very Kan Jam. And we were able to play regular Kan Jam with our ultimate frisbee that we have. I would recommend this to anyone. Great value on this product.

My family loves this game.

Love Kam Jam? Love Pickle Ball? You will love them even more as a singular game. Tons of fun, albeit a little harder than classic Kam Jam.

I thought the price was a little high for what you get, but after looking up pickleball sets with 4 paddles, the least expensive sets were around $30-$40 for the paddles. The included paddles are made of wood and were definitely a good enough quality for using in this game. The pickleballs have a great texture to them too.We have also played this indoors with foam pickleballs that we had previously purchased, so it really expanded our ability to play this (obviously at closer range).I really appreciate that they include everything you need, and we pack it up in the carrying case for storage.At the end of the day though, if you already have KanJam, just use that and add some pickleball equipment. We all found it a little too difficult when we followed the included instructions and moved fairly quickly back to playing our other yard games.

I think all of senior America has taken up pickleball, so my dad was pumped when we pulled these out at the beach this Summer. He may not be able to keep up with spikeball, but he got to show off here.The paddles are basic, but well made. And this is a nice twist on the kanjam craze.

I've been playing Kan Jam for a long time and when I saw that they had this new version out I had to get it. Pickleball is all the rage right now and combining the two is a great idea. I found out that hitting the ball where you want it to go is a lot harder than it seems.The setup is very simple, both goals just slot and tab together, grab your paddles, balls and go. We set it up on a tennis court so we had a good surface to play on and wouldn't need to chase the ball far when we missed. We set it up so the net and the back fence were backdrops.The paddles have a very good grip to them and seem very solid like they will hold up for a long time. The goals will last forever if my OG Kan Jam set is any indication. (The only difference between these and OG goals are that the slot has a circle cut out in the center of it and they are 2 pieces of plastic per goal) I can bring my disc with me and use this for both games if I wanted to. It would slip right into the carry bag.Speaking of the carry bag, This is the only thing that I feel is a downfall of this. The goals fit in there, but it's nothing more than a mesh bag with handles the size of the goal halves. There is no velcro or loop at the top or really any way to not let any of the paddles or balls fall out. I might need to get something to keep the accessories in along with the mesh bag. Would make storing and transport easier too.If you're a fan or Pickleball or Kan Jam then this is the next yard game for you.

Awesome little home pickle ball set. Makes it so you really can play anywhere!

This is a fun game to play. We tweaked the rules because it was too easy to win going by the game rules that came with the game. I like that is breaks down easily and has a carry case. If it's windy at all the Can's will blow over so we constantly had to pick them up with it being windy the day we played. But overall, this game was a huge hit and a lot of fun.