Beware, beach ball has addictive potential! In this "fun sport", the players don't compete against each other, but with each other. They try to keep the ball in the air for as long as possible without it touching the ground. In this way, players strengthen their team spirit, train their stamina and hand-eye coordination and develop the strength to hold and guide the racket over a longer period of time.

On the beach, in the garden or in the nearest park: this set allows your children to play beach ball for a long time. The rackets are made of sturdy birch plywood in a size suitable for children. Thanks to their thicker, rounded walnut handle, they sit comfortably and lightly in the hand so that the ball can be returned just as easily. The set also comes with a table tennis ball instead of the usual rubber ball, which makes the game even easier (in the truest sense of the word) - you will also be able to replace "lost" balls quickly.

The racket size is a little too small for adult hands to be able to play with it permanently, but of course we don't want to discourage you from playing one to five rounds yourself - the rackets are sufficiently robust to withstand even greater force. It's hard to imagine the beaches of this world without the typical "clack - clack - clack", no matter what name people use to play beachball. In Israel, they have been indulging in "matkot" since the 1920s, while "frescobol" was introduced on Brazil's Copacabana in the 1950s. And it would be a devil of a game if championships were not now also held in such a popular game - beach tennis with a net and modified rules, so to speak. While the aim of this purely fun sport is to produce as many rallies as possible, the number of rallies in the official Frescobol competitions is limited to 1,000. Oh well. That's a shame really. There's something meditative about it. Clack - clack - clack ...

The Polish family business Wooden Story stands for toys made from certified wood. As befits a family from the forests of the Makov Beskids, Wooden Story also begins with a forest spirit - at least its name. Slavic mythology tells of the forest spirit Borowy, who protects forests and game. Coincidence or not, the founding family of Wooden Story is also called Borowy, and under the expert hands of grandfather Borowy, the company's first wooden toy was created in 1969.

Now in its fourth generation, the family business, which has since established itself with its natural wood furniture, is once again manufacturing wooden toys. The joy of creating for children and the respectful attitude towards nature are reflected in these toys. Wooden Story produces exclusively from certified wood of European origin, to which natural pigments lend color. And instead of sealing artificial varnishes, the surface is given a velvety polish with beeswax and vegetable oils, which emphasizes the natural grain of the wood and preserves its special feel.

Every wooden toy from Wooden Story tells a little story of the forest, naturally and safely. For the protection and enjoyment of the child (and many an adult), as the forest spirit Borowy could not have wished for better.