Jazzminton-Sport – The Original Paddle Game with Net for Indoors & Outdoors – Active, Joint-Friendly Family Fun – Like Badminton, Pickleball & Tennis with a Twist

I recently came across Jazzminton Sport, a new competitive paddle ball game, and I must say, it looks like a ton of fun. It's a game that combines elements of Pickleball, Tennis, Badminton and Table Tennis while adding a new spin to it. It's easy to learn with a unique feature that slows down the spinning birdies, making every hit within reach, and allowing for long rallies. What's great about it is that it can be played both indoors and outdoors, no matter what the season is. Even on the rainiest or coldest days, you can play it right in your own living room with the height of 8ft. And, it's constructed to be played without boundaries, so you can hit the birdie as hard as you want without worrying about it flying too far. The setup is quick and easy, taking only a couple of minutes to assemble. Plus, they have easy-to-follow instructions and a comprehensive video available on their website. Another great thing about Jazzminton Sport is that it has two pending patents (US and International) and a one-year warranty. It's definitely a game that everyone can enjoy, regardless of age or skill level.

Due to the limited space we have, I moved a storage box and there we had just the right amount of space to play this game on our deck. It’s easy to put up and take down. I’ve always loved badminton but we never had the room, so this mini version is perfect. Would be easy to take on family vacays too. Came with a nice portable bag, 2 nice paddles, plenty of accessories. Good value! Easy to play! Would buy again!

This game is so much fun! Great for indoors and getting off the couch and off our phones! My 14 year old daughter absolutely loves it. Looking forward to warmer weather when we can play outside. If you've been thinking about trying this game, do it! You will not be disappointed! Assembly is easy and its stores nicely in a bag.

I have purchased a lot of products over the years from Amazon. I have done hundreds of product reviews, especially when a product is well made and designed. This is well made, designed, and a lot of thought was put into this challenging game set. I guess that is why it is patented. I am a retired elementary school teacher so I am familiar with what would be good for children and adults. I love when someone comes up with a workable solution to have fun, is challenging, and adaptable to people’s needs. While my wife and I like the possibility of having a physically challenging game that can be done inside, the current shuttlecocks and balls really are better suited outdoors. This will be challenging for younger children to be able to have a volley with these. Although it is challenging, that challenging can be a motivator as well. This is easy to put together, can be collapsed quickly, and can be stored in a quality storage bag. Yes, the price may be high and I thought a while before pushing the button in my purchase living on a meager teacher’s retirement. This is now set up in our living room. My wife and I tested it out before I grandchildren came over. While the birdies and small balls that come with this set were too challenging for us elderly bodies, I discovered that a four inch foam ball was much more acceptable and I can recommend you purchase some from Amazon if you want to play indoors. The challenge may be that if you have a young Golden Retriever who wants to steal the ball you are playing with joins in the game, you will have to train him he cannot play too. The foam ball is easier to control and cannot damage anything. I also wonder if using a ping pong paddle that is coated with rubber faces would help with control of what you hit. ( I appologize for my engineering mindset coming out.) The frame, while a little flimsy, does stand erectly well. The stitching and materials, as well as the bungie cords keepnthe frame in one piece well. I would not recommend that this stay outside because the sun’s UV rays will deteriorate the bungie cords that are used to stabilize the frame. The frame is visually appealing. I am still in the thinking stages in how to store this inside while basically put together. My thinking is that you could disassemble the outrigger feet at the bottom (pull the feet out of the horizontal frame and stand it on its side in a hallway? My wife is a minimalist and is after me to clean our garage to transform our garage into a rec room with this as the main attraction. I am glad my wife saw this for me to get for our family. I did take a star away for the high cost. Update 10/14/24 I provided a picture of my storage idea of pulling out the bottom feet bars and attaching a ball type bungie cord to keep the feet together. This holds the feet together so I can store the assembled game in another part of the house. There is a good selection of different colors and sizes of foam balls available on Amazon.

We purchased one for our home, and visiting family loved it so much, we purchased one for them. Easy to use and fun to play. Great activity for family, and a change from being on a mobile device.

I hit it out of the park with this Christmas gift! What a perfect interactive activity for inside during the cold winter months. Great for ages 8-80’s. High quality, sturdy construction. So much fun! Also great for practicing your chipping golf game!

Super fun! Easy to set up and store. I love that it can’t be played indoors or outdoors and is great for kids to teens to adults.

Let's just start with - this is not an easy game to play and it's defiantly over priced. Our family plays racket ball, pickle ball, tennis, badminton and softball and we are active. We took turns trying to master this game and It took well over an hour of play before any two of us could sustain a volley of more than two or 3 hits. After watching everyone struggling to sustain a volley for more than a few hits I broke out the badminton and vollyball and set them up so we could have some fun, which we promptly did after putting this game away. The next day I got it out again and tried mastering it with my 25yr old son. We did manage to get a little better at it but after two more wasted hours I packed it up and hope we can still return it. Not that much fun. The game is durable and the frame is well designed and easy to set up, but that's about all I can think of that was positive from our experience with it.