Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #53 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Mookie
• Model: 761588b
• Dimensions: 2.76" h x 9.29" w x 6.30" l, .88 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Is your old Swingball tether and ball getting a little worn out? Don't want to replace the whole set? Not a problem with this handy and easy to fit replacement set. The tether measures 1 metre 40 cm allowing for some fast and furious fun without you ever having to go off in search of the ball.

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Customer Reviews

back to life - wonderful
Brilliant product . Got the old swingball out, and it had a broken string and non-bouncy ball, and I had two miserable children.

But what a great product this is, it comes all set up with the ball on the string, knots in the right places, and a short length of plastic covering the string near the ball to protect it and the loop already to attach it to the post.

It too two seconds to change it over, at the end that attaches to the spiral of the post, there is a loop with a slip knot - so simply slide the plastic cover down, which makes the loop larger, place it over the top of your post, and slide it up again to reduce the size of the loop so it stays on your spiral top. Simple.

Now two happy children, which makes one happy parent!

This Ball Swings
Q. Is your Swingball lying discarded, unloved, unSwinging at the end of the garden?
A. Mine was.

Q. Have you tried time and time and time again to attach a new tennis ball to the existing cord, only for one of the kids to knock it into next door's garden after two minutes?
A. I have.

Q. Are you unwilling to fork out for a brand new multi surface Swingball when everything else is OK apart from that darn ball?
A. I was.

Q. Do you find yourself at the end of your tether?
A. I did.

Then what you need is one of these fine items to reinvigorate your back garden bat & ball-ing. It's top value, it's the real deal (Mookie!) and your kids will love you for it.

New lease of life
A new lease of life for a much loved garden 'ornament'.

Faced with 2 grandsons and 2 nieces for the Easter holidays, aged between 10 and 12, the garden games came out, only to find that the swing ball had died. This replacement ball game swiftly and saved the day. Once again the garden rang to the rants of mini McEnroes as they battled their way through the ranks.