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I ordered the Hook and Ring Game, Ring Toss Game for Adults, Ring Game on a String, Tabletop Games, Hook Game Ring Toss for Family, Bar, PartyI got this for an upcoming party.I particularly got this one because it can have 4 players at once.We have only tested it with 3 players at once so far.It is pretty sturdy overall. The base could be a bit bigger, it works ok as is but a larger size base would have given it added stability.The instructions wert great, but assembly was pretty straight forward so was fine.Assemble all the hardware first, then assemble the unit, then do the strings/rings.When attaching the hardware make sure everything is straight and not crooked or twisted too much to one side.When attaching the top to the pole make sure the hooks on the pole are lined up with the loops on the top.When adding the string, pinch the black clamp all the way down and thread the string through one side. Run the string towards you though the back of the loop on the top of the unit. Then push the clamp all the way down again and thread the string through the other hole.The overall set up took 20 min, probably less. The longest part was testing the string length and getting it correct. Because this one uses a clamp its easy to adjust length as opposed to others I saw that tie on both sides. The clamp makes adjusting REALLY easy.I got them to where I felt was a good place than sat for another 20 min testing to see if the length was right. After a few adjustments I found the right length and adjusted them all to match.Really only downside is its not really something you can easily disassemble for storage.It also came with double sided stickers. Its not listed in the instructions bit I assume its for mounting the unit to a surface if you didn't want it to be moved.Really happy with this and I think it will be a lot of fun at the party

I got this game to place in a hotel lobby setting to allow folks to meet, and play a game to sort of "break the ice". This worked perfectly, as it's not only a simple game, but challenging, so it offered more conversational talk during play. Anyone who played it, loved it, and have since gone out to purchase their own for parties!

The pine wood was very easy to screw in the eyelets and hooks by hand. Everything was pre-drilled and assembled easily and straight, quickly and without problems. I didn't even need instructions. It's all pretty intuitive.Initially, I thought the 12-inch size was going to be too small and "toy-ish" looking. After finishing setting it up, I see that the 12-inch width across the top was the perfect size for casual use at home. When there are 4 players, you have to account for the pulled-back string when deciding on the size of the game. When the string is pulled back on opposite sides, you need a table that is roughly 32 inches for seated players. About the typical width of a dining table, or kitchen table. I'm glad I didn't get a larger size. It would've been too big for a casual home setting. A larger one would be better for a backyard maybe. The included spring clips for the string length are GENIUS. Final set up was so easy.The moment I finished setting it up, my son comes into the kitchen asking me how to play and then proceeds to beat me 10-2. He must be some kind of ring toss savant or something.

The build quality is basic. The wood is smooth for the most part, but it could've been sanded down a bit more to give a better feel to touch. The assembly was easy and didn't require much effort. I wish the top cross beams were a bit longer. I think a longer swing would've been a much better idea. The game functions as it should. The idea is simple. Swing the ring to catch it on the hook. This is a game that all ages can enjoy. It may be challenging for much younger crowds of ages 3-6 I would assume. Their patience may run very low playing this. Overall the gift value for price is justified.

The Gelabur Large Hook and Ring Game is a game where one tries to drop the looped ring onto the open hook. I got the game after being inspired by a cat that beat the human challenger without so much as a spare thought. This version features 4 players max, and is nicely made. The score pegs are large and fit onto the embedded indents on the top of the post. Tying the string onto the hooks and ring takes a steady hand and some measuring calibration to ensure a fair match. Not as large as I thought it would be, though taking it apart every time to store is a bit of a pain having to set up again next time. Overall this is a nice skill-based easy to play hook and ring game.

The hotel we stayed at this summer had a few of these games in their lobby, and my grandkids had a great time playing with them. So, I thought I would get one to have here at home. This is solid wood, with all the holes needed to assemble pre-drilled. Everything went together easily in about 10 minutes. It did take a little bit longer to get the string lengths adjusted correctly. I wanted them all to be the same to keep the difficulty even for all four stations. I like that this is different from a typical board game. Once you start trying to catch a hook with a ring, it is hard to stop. It's a great addition to any game collection.

Honestly, I got this game for adults to play it. However, when I opened the package my little niece and nephew were there. They helped me assemble the product and played with it for a little while before their mom picked them up. I think its great for all ages.

I wish the base were bigger for better stability. It's an awkward design with the bungee clips. My kids like playing it. I like how there are 4 hooks for 4 players. I wish it were easier to take apart and store for travel, but that wasn't the original design anyway. Overall, good game but has room for improvement.