- 【Made entirely of Pine】
- 【Enjoy a fun outdoor yard game】This classic Swedish/Finnish Kubb Yard Game is perfect for family gatherings, birthday parties, and any outdoor event. It provides years of entertainment on your lawn, beach, or even in the snow!
- 【Built with high quality materials】The Kubb Lawn Game pieces are constructed from heavy-duty rubber wood that is nearly chip-proof and unbreakable, allowing them to endure plenty of wear and tear as well as adverse weather conditions.
- 【Portable for any location】The ROPODA Kubb Yard Game includes a sturdy zip-up carrying case for easy transportation, secure storage, and effortless clean up. You can bring this game to the beach, camping trips, or wherever you please.
- 【Comprehensive game set included】The ROPODA Backyard Kubb Set comes with everything required to play: a king, 10 kubbs blocks, 6 batons, 4 boundary sticks, a carrying bag, a rule book, and a dry-erase scoreboard with pen. All that's left for you is to have fun!
1.Is the wood coated in any way? or is it raw wood that can be painted/stained?
The set is made of raw rubberwood, finely polished, and ready to be painted or stained to suit your taste.
2.How to wash/clean kubb game set?
To clean the kubb game set, use a damp cloth to wipe it down. Avoid harsh chemicals and do not soak the wood.
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Customer Reviews
This game is awesome!!!! Fun for all ages and easy to learn!!!
We love Kubb! It was a little smaller than I expected, but it's been so much fun. The carrying case is fantastic. I love how easy it is to bring around, I'll bet the size helps that too.
My cousin has this game and we play it every time our family gets together for a cookout or party. I liked it so much that I wanted one of my own, which my husband thought was hilarious since I am terrible at it. But I like it anyhow because the premise is simple: knock down the wooden things with the other wooden things. Easy enough.
This game is good for all ages. Kids pick up the concept pretty easily and the wooden dowels (I don't know what else to call them) are light enough for anyone around 5 years old or older to easily throw. No one has gotten a splinter, yet.
We plan on playing this one-on-one in our own yard, but we're also going to take it camping with us when we go. It's a great conversation starter because I don't know many people who have seen this game before, so if we're on the trail (or the beach) playing it, we can teach it to whoever is interested.