Screens off. Targets up. Game on.
Five balls float in mid-air, held up by nothing but air. Knock them down with soft foam darts, pop them back on, and go again — the screen-free game that pulls the whole family in.
- A screen-free game that gets them off the couch — aiming, moving and cheering instead of scrolling
- Hand-eye practice that feels like play — five targets bob and wobble, so every shot takes real aim
- Family game night, sorted — take turns and keep score, or go head-to-head with the VS Pack
- Easy for a 6-year-old, tricky for a grown-up — turn the air up or down, then step back
Two players? The VS Pack is $71.99 for two complete sets — $7.99 less than two singles.
Get Floatshot
The screen-free game the whole family plays.
For kids who would rather be on a tablet, parents who want them off it, and grandparents who want in on the rematch.
- It floatsFive balls hover on air above the tower. Knock them down, pop them back on, go again.
- Hand-eye practiceWatch, aim, time the shot. The balls never sit still, so every hit is earned.
- Everyone playsTake turns with one set — or go head-to-head with the VS Pack.
Why families keep playing
The rainy Saturday. The birthday party. The hour before dinner when everyone is bouncing off the walls. Floatshot turns all that energy into a game — with no screen in sight.
Glued to the iPad?
Hand them a blaster instead. Now they're on their feet — aiming, moving and cheering, with no screen needed.
Family time that isn't a movie
Parents vs kids, sister vs brother. Keep score, call your shots, demand a rematch. Everyone plays.
Aim, timing, focus
The balls bob and wobble, so every shot takes watching, aiming and timing. Hand-eye practice that feels like play.
Rainy day, bored kids
Set it up on the floor or a table, flip the switch, and the afternoon is sorted.
How it floats
Air does the magic.
Switch it on and air blows up through five orange tubes. Each ball rides the air and floats there, bobbing a little. Hit one with a dart and it drops. Pop it back on and it floats again.
Play together
Family game night, sorted.
Parents vs kids. Brother vs sister. Keep score, call your shots, demand a rematch. With one set you take turns. With the VS Pack, two players each get a tower and a blaster and race head-to-head.
Aim and timing
Every shot takes real aim.
The balls never sit still — they bob and wobble on the air. So kids have to watch, line up the shot and time it. That's hand-eye practice that feels like play. Turn the air up for little ones, or step back to make it harder. The blaster fits one hand and keeps spare darts on its side.
Everything you need to play
One target tower, one blaster, 10 darts, 10 hover balls and the USB cable. The VS Pack comes with two of everything. Want to play away from a plug? Add 4 AA batteries.
- Hover target tower with 5 removable air tubes
- Foam dart blaster
- 10 soft foam darts
- 10 hover balls
- USB power cable
- VS Pack: two of everything above
- balls floating at once
- 5
- soft foam darts in the box
- 10
- hover balls — 5 in play, 5 spare
- 10
- ages 6 and up — grown-ups welcome
- 6+
Questions parents ask
How do the balls float?
Air does it. When you switch it on, air blows up through the five orange tubes. Each ball rides on the air and floats there, bobbing a little. Hit a ball with a dart and it drops. Put it back on top and it floats again. No magnets, no tricks.
Will my kid actually put the tablet down for this?
We can't promise that — every kid is different. Here's what we can say. It's a game they play on their feet. It sets up in a minute. And it's more fun with someone else, so it tends to pull the whole family in. If it doesn't land in your house, you have 180 days to send it back.
Is it good for hand-eye coordination?
It's a game built around aiming at moving targets. The balls bob and wobble, so kids spend every round watching, lining up and timing their shots. That's hand-eye practice by its nature. We won't promise results, but it asks a lot more of their eyes and hands than a screen does.
Can the whole family play?
Yes, and that's the best way to play. With one set, take turns: count hits, or race the clock to clear all five. Parents vs kids works well. With the VS Pack, two players each get their own tower and blaster, so they go head-to-head at the same time and nobody waits. The VS Pack costs less than buying two single sets.
Is it hard to set up? What does it need?
No. Push the five tubes into the tower, flip the switch on the front and set a ball on each tube. It runs from the USB cable in the box — plug it into a USB phone charger or a computer (the wall plug is not included). Want to play away from a plug? It also takes 4 AA batteries, not included.
Why does a ball fall off by itself sometimes?
Usually the air is set too low, or a tube isn't pushed all the way in. Turn the air up with the knobs on the front and check each tube is clicked in and clear. Play away from fans, air vents and open windows — a breeze can push a ball off.
Turn the next rainy day into a tournament.
Tracked shipping · about 5 business days · 180-day money-back guarantee · arrives broken? we pay the return postage
Get Floatshot — $39.99