The Technique Is Simple
Place the beanbag in the throwing cloth and pull the two hand sticks apart – and off it goes. With a little practice, throws become longer and more precise.
Side throws, backhand throws and high arcs are also possible, so flup keeps offering new challenges as your skills improve.
Lots of Ways to Play
Beyond simple back-and-forth play, there are many possibilities: target throws, point-scoring games, team games, obstacle courses or playing over a net.
A few markers or a bucket are enough to create new challenges and game ideas. That makes flup a versatile throwing and active game for kids and adults.
Made for Indoors & Outdoors
In the garden, park or at the beach, flup can be played over longer distances. The beanbag is easy to spot and works well for target throws, long-distance throws and team games.
flup also works indoors: the lightweight, soft beanbag is filled with millet and can be played over short distances – ideal when outdoor space or weather is limited.
Beech Wood, Cork & Rescued Bed Linen
The flup sticks are made from beech wood, while the beanbag combines cork textile, cotton and millet. The throwing cloths are made from discarded bed linen, which we repurpose and dye using plant-based dyes, including madder.
flup brings new and reused materials together in one game.
Made in Germany
flup is manufactured and assembled in Germany. The wooden sticks are produced by traditional woodworking businesses, while the throwing cloths are sewn in our Leipzig workshop.
Only the cork comes from Spain – after all, cork oaks don't grow in Germany.
