Floating Ball Target Shooting Game for Kids
Floating Ball Target Shooting Game for Kids
Two foam blasters for shared play
Adjustable airflow for different challenges
Floating targets for more exciting target practice
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Take Aim at Targets That Actually Move
Turn target practice into a moving challenge with this interactive floating ball shooting game. Instead of aiming at ordinary stationary targets, the electric base keeps lightweight balls suspended in the air, giving kids moving targets to aim at with the included foam blasters.

Set up the target tubes, switch on the airflow and place the balls above them to make them hover. Players can then take turns aiming at the floating balls, create their own challenges or compete to see who can knock down the most targets. The glow-in-the-dark feature adds another way to play in lower-light settings.
Why You’ll Love It
• Floating targets for more exciting target practice
• Two foam blasters for shared play
• Adjustable airflow for different challenges
• Glow-in-the-dark targets for extra fun
• Create different target challenges
• Great for friendly competitions
• Reusable for endless target practice
• Fun for family game time
Shoot at Floating Targets
Airflow keeps the balls suspended above the target tubes, turning a simple shooting game into a more dynamic aiming challenge.

Two Blasters for Head-to-Head Play
With two foam blasters shown in the set, kids can practise individually or turn playtime into a friendly two-player target competition.
Adjustable Airflow Challenge
The individual airflow controls let you change how the balls hover, so the target setup can be adjusted to create different challenges.
Glow-in-the-Dark Play
Glow-in-the-dark elements make the floating targets easier to spot in lower light and add a fun visual twist to target practice.
Set Up Different Target Games
Line up the hovering balls, change their positions and create your own scoring rules for solo practice, family challenges or friendly competitions.

Product Details
Product Type: Electric Floating Target Shooting Game
Play Style: Target Shooting & Competitive Play
Target System: Air-Suspended Floating Balls
Blasters: 2 Foam Blasters
Ammunition: Soft Foam Darts
Targets: Lightweight Floating Balls
Controls: Individual Airflow Controls
Special Feature: Glow-in-the-Dark Elements
Material: Plastic
Power: Electric Target Base
Colour Options: Green & Blue
Use: Indoor Target & Family Game Play
⚠️ Recommended Age: 8+ Years
Warning: Contains small balls and foam projectiles that may present a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended. Never aim or fire projectiles at the face or eyes, and only use the compatible soft foam projectiles intended for this toy.

- 5 stars: 74 (81%)
- 4 stars: 17 (19%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
My son kept showing every visitor how the ball floats before even playing the game.
Fun, but yes, supervise younger ones unless you want darts aimed at everything except the target.
My daughter made a points chart and took the whole thing way too seriously.
The two blasters made it feel like a little challenge game between siblings.
Way more interesting than a normal target board because the balls actually move.
Easy enough to set up without me reading instructions for half the afternoon.
Rainy Saturday arvo sorted.
Not silent because of the air, but not annoying enough to bother me.
Pop had one go and somehow hit three in a row, now the kids think he’s a legend.
It made my son slow down and line up the shot instead of just going wild.
One ball disappeared for ten minutes and was found behind the TV unit, classic.
The blasters are fun, but the hovering balls are definitely what got the biggest reaction.
The darts are soft, but I still made them stand back and aim properly.
It became surprisingly competitive for a kids toy.
My toddler couldn’t play with it, but he stood there yelling every time a ball got hit.
I’d use this as a party game, especially with timed turns or little score cards.
My son packed it away, then asked for it again the next morning before school.
I planned to watch from the couch and somehow ended up in round three.
proper target practice, not just dart chaos.
This was a good after school energy burner without them tearing through the house.
We set it up on the dining table and it worked better than on the floor.
My 8 year old got really into aiming properly instead of just shooting fast.
We turned the lights down a bit and the glow part made it feel extra exciting.
You will find darts under the couch later, but that’s expected with anything like this.
Pretty clever toy, honestly.
We had a full lounge room tournament after dinner, scoreboard and everything.
The balls wobble around in the air and it makes it way more fun than a flat target.
I like that it gives them something to aim at instead of firing darts at random things.
My nephew opened it at his birthday and wanted to play with it before cake.
My son loved changing the air level and calling it easy mode and hard mode.
Dad versus kids got very serious very quickly. Dad lost.
Bought it for my son but my daughter ended up getting just as competitive.
Floating targets are fun. That’s basically the whole review.
Good for indoors when it’s too hot outside but they still need something active.