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A 63 inch inflatable football target, double sided with two scoring holes set at different heights. The dual-hole layout is the detail that keeps older kids playing — a single target is a game you win once and stop playing, two heights is a game you can handicap.
The frame is a full inflated perimeter rather than a flat panel with a hole, which means it stands on its own on grass without stakes and takes a hit without folding. The vinyl is the same heavy gauge we use on the water, deliberately over-specified for a lawn because dry stems and sticks are harder on an inflatable than a pool ever is.
Double sided gives you two games from one setup: throw from either end, or two groups at once. It inflates in a few minutes, deflates into a carry bag, and stores flat. Weight it or bring it in before a gust picks it up — wind is the only thing that will beat it.
Who it is for: a yard, a tailgate and a family that has run out of ideas. At 63 inches it is the version that scales up to adults, and the experience is closer to a real game than to a toddler toy, which is exactly the point of the size.
Peg it down if there is any wind, because a light inflatable target is a sail. Rinse the grass off the base and dry it before it goes in the bag. It is the best party purchase on this shelf for a mixed-age group, and the float guide explains the difference between this and the 48 inch net in plain terms rather than in inches.
