You and 3 friends are stranded on a deserted beach…

…which awesome summer beach game would you choose? KANJAM or SPIKEBALL?

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KanJam

How to play KanJam

The concept is quite simple. You have one flying disk and two large cans. Each team takes turns trying to get the disk into the KAN–with the help of a teammate poised to JAM. Two minutes of training for a sport that will last a lifetime! Win-win!

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Spikeball

Spikeball is a 2 vs. 2 game that can be played anywhere. College campuses all across the United States are getting into it. It is incredibly fun and shares a lot of the same rules as Volleyball and 4 Square. Check out their website here: Spikeball.com CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE HERE: http://harrisonslens.com/ To get everything you need it's only $50!

A combination of volleyball and foursquare with a mini-trampoline as the center point. This is the perfect way to exhibit your athletic prowess–as well as your keen awareness to the laws of physics. Brains & brawn. Once again–win-win!

In addition to being great beach games, KanJam and Spikeball can be the catalysts that empower even the sleepiest of graduation parties! Stop by our store, we have both games and stock.
– Cheers, The Good Sport

Spikeball: New England, Harvard, The Good Sport!

At the beginning of the school year, a few freshmen in Holworthy decided to bring a new sport to Harvard: spikeball. But what started as fun in the Yard quickly became a full-fledged, very popular club sport. This Saturday, Harvard hosted the first inter-collegiate spikeball match against Dartmouth giving the football game that came later in the day a run for its money.

SPIKEBALL has become the most popular new product on our shelves. In this video, teams from Harvard and Dartmouth demonstrate this cool combination of FOURSQUARE and VOLLEYBALL – centered around a mini-trampoline.

For the adventurous South Shore dwellers, this might be the game for you! Stop by and check it out. 

Taming the Big Bag of Stink!

I don’t think that I can think of anything that smells quite as bad as my son’s lacrosse equipment bag.

Hockey parents always attempt to one-up me, convincing me that hockey equipment bags reek even more. Okay fine, but I still can’t imagine anything, except death itself, that entraps more of the essence of sweat–than Taggart’s nylon “gym bag of stink.”

While visiting The Good Sport last week, Austin showed me a new product, O-Liminator, that–“Gets the Stink Out.”

From a design standpoint, the packaging is homegrown in appearance. However if you come from the school of, “Anything that looks this bad has to be good,” you will surely be attracted to the product.

Each foil pack (sells for $12.95) contains 2 O-Liminator packets. I placed both in the bag, hoping for super-duper-double-action and have been extremely pleased.

Sure, the fresh pine scent is more lumberjack than lax player, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. Trust me. – Doug.