“THE SCREEN WAS LEFT BEHIND!”
“We drew a score chart on scrap paper, and my daughter spent the afternoon testing new target setups. Her tablet never left the charger.”
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Power it on, position the balls over the target cups, and let the airflow lift them. Then take aim with the blaster and try to clear the targets. Quick to learn, challenging to master.
Each of the 5 targets has its own airflow knob, so you can vary the ball heights and build easier or tougher rounds.
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“We made a scorecard after the first round. Now he rearranges the target heights before every turn and circles the number he wants to beat.”— Brooke C., Arizona★★★★★

“Dad challenged the kids after dinner and refused to quit until he won a round. It has become our easiest family-night pick.”— Nina K., Columbus★★★★★

“The floating setup earned an immediate wow. My kids started assigning points to different heights and built a tournament around it.”— Camille J., Sacramento★★★★★
Set each target separately to change the height of the floating balls.
Combine different target heights to build easier rounds or tougher tests.
Take aim, clear the targets, reset the round, and play again.
Practice solo, take on a friend, or turn it into a kids-vs-parents face-off.

Switch on the target base, position the balls above the airflow cups, and let them rise. Then use the blaster to aim at the floating targets and clear the round.
The 5 targets each have an airflow knob, allowing different ball heights and a range of easier or more difficult setups.
The set includes 1 Float Striker™ target base, 1 black-and-orange blaster with side dart storage, 10 blue soft foam darts with orange tips, 10 white floating balls, and 1 USB cable.
Float Striker™ works with the included USB cable or 4 AA batteries for cordless play. Batteries are not included.
Yes. Adults can join head-to-head rounds, and families can rotate turns so everyone gets a shot.
No. Play requires no app, Wi-Fi connection, account, or subscription.
The floating-target action makes it an exciting choice for birthdays, holidays, and family game nights.
Yes. The soft foam darts and compact target setup are suited to indoor play in a clear, appropriate play area.

5 FLOATING TARGETS • BUILT FOR FAMILY PLAY
From changeable floating targets to lively family matchups,
see why Float Striker™ keeps everyone asking for another round.
Tell other families what you enjoyed about Float Striker™.
We taped a score sheet to the cabinet, and my son rebuilt the target layout before every turn. He was still trying to beat his record after dessert.
We planned a quick game for the children, but the adults formed teams and adjusted the setup for a final match after bedtime.
My kids spent the afternoon calling shots, counting cleared targets, and cheering each other on. Their screens never came up until we started cleaning.
As soon as the balls lifted, both kids grabbed paper and invented a point system. I barely had to explain anything before the first round began.
Each child secretly changes the target heights before the other walks in. The surprise setup has become their favorite part of taking turns.
Once the first ball floated, every child moved over to watch. The rest of the presents sat unopened while they organized a shooting order.
He wrote winner on a paper cup and announced a family tournament. That tiny joke kept everybody playing and laughing for the evening.
I expected an easy round and missed more shots than I care to admit. My son loved coaching me before taking on the higher target layout himself.
We cleared a play area inside, and the kids rotated between shooting and arranging the next target pattern. Nobody complained about staying home.
The younger child chooses a simpler layout, while the older one adds harder shots and scoring rules. They can share without one feeling left out.
Every time I picked up the game, someone called for a rematch. We eventually left it out because the next round was always minutes away.
We started with basic turns, then added extra points, team rounds, and a sudden-death finale. The competition grew naturally without complicated instructions.
The soft foam darts kept everyone focused on the target area, and the children stayed in one place instead of turning the room into a racetrack.
They named their teams, assigned points to the target heights, and posted standings on the fridge. I love seeing them build the game together.
The floating balls drew people in from the next room. That visual moment made the target challenge feel completely different from our usual games.
We started playing almost immediately, then added scoring and new target arrangements as we went. It kept family night moving without any setup debate.
My daughter cleared four targets, recorded the score, and announced that all five were next. I have not seen her practice a game this willingly before.
We spent a few minutes balancing the airflow knobs and positioning the balls. Once we found the settings, the rounds ran smoothly.
Set the targets, tune the airflow, take aim, and turn ordinary playtime into a family face-off.
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