The tactile grip paired with size and shape of the Sonic Bounce makes it easier to catch, throw and bounce, for more fun when challenging your friends or improving hand-eye coordination when playing alone. No-wall version: Throw the ball up in the air, do your spin while it falls and bounces, then catch.Redefine gravity and challenge your friends with the Aerobie Sonic Bounce balls for kids! Engineered with the intention to be the highest bounce ever, the Sonic Bounce is built with high density foam material, using geodesic geometry and scientific construction to provide super high bounces! The spikes on the ball act as conduits for kinetic energy, providing more rebound and resulting in a higher bounce as compared to traditional sphere-shaped outdoor play balls.

Onesies: Throw the ball against the wall, spin around completely (360 degrees), then catch the ball before it bounces.

No-wall version: Bounce the ball under your leg, twice.

Twosies: Toss the ball under your leg and bounce off the wall, then catch.

No-wall version: Bounce the ball, then hit it down again before catching.

Threesies: Bounce the ball on the ground first, then use your palm to bat the ball against the wall, then catch it before it bounces on the floor again.

No-wall version: Throw the ball up, let bounce, then catch.

Foursies: Bounce the ball from the ground to the wall and then back to you (this is the opposite of what you do for Sixies).

No-wall version: Bounce the ball on the ground five times, but throw it hard enough so it bounces up over your head.

Fivesies: Bounce the ball on the ground five times.

No-wall version: Throw the ball up in the air six times (no bounces). Sixies: Bounce the ball against the wall and then allow it to bounce once on the ground before you catch it and throw it again.No-wall version: Bounce the ball against the ground seven times. Sevensies: Bounce the ball against the wall seven times.

Red ball that you bounce on toy