- CLASSIC OUTDOOR GAME - A combination of tennis and quoits, deck tennis originated as a cruise ship game more than 100 years ago; also known as tenniquoits, tennikoit, ring tennis or deck rings
- EASY TO LEARN - Deck tennis is played by tossing a rubber disk or quoit across a net or center line using only one hand to throw and catch; the simple rules are very similar to conventional tennis
- FUN PARTY GAME - No tennis court, no problem; create your own center line in the lawn or sand, or buy an inexpensive net to set up in the backyard for BBQs, birthday parties, pool parties and more
- ALL AGES - Suitable for all ages and skills levels, ring tennis is enjoyed by men, women, teens and children; popular as a playground or PE game, as well as for families on picnics or camping trips
- VERSATILE SET - The soft yet durable rubber quoits can be used for any type of ring toss game you can dream up, not just deck tennis; some people also love them as dog toys for chasing and fetching
