The Technique Is Simple
Place the ring on the crossed sticks and pull them evenly apart – the ring immediately takes off. With a little practice, you can add more techniques, including vertical throws, fast passes and throws that make the ring bounce across the ground.
Find more techniques and game ideas in our blog.
More Than Just Back and Forth
There are many ways to play Tualoop: classic throwing and catching, target games, point-scoring challenges, playing over a net, skittles or your own Tualoop golf course.
The rules can easily be adapted to different ages, skill levels and group sizes.
From “Jeu des Grâces” to Tualoop
Tualoop has historical roots in the French “Jeu des Grâces”, which became popular in the early 19th century. Players used two sticks to send a hoop back and forth through the air.
At the time, the game was mainly associated with girls and was intended to encourage gracefulness and coordination. Tualoop takes this historic idea and turns it into a versatile ring toss game for everyone.
Material: Arboblend® & Beech Wood
The Tualoop sticks are made from beech wood, while the ring is made from Arboblend®. The ring material contains at least 96% biobased carbon, tested according to ASTM D6866-21 Method B (AMS).
The lightweight, flexible ring is designed for Tualoop's different throwing, catching and bouncing techniques. The set also includes a cotton carry bag.
Made in Germany
With the exception of the carry bag, Tualoop is manufactured and assembled in Germany. We work with specialised family-run businesses as well as Diakonie Leipzig.
The wooden sticks are produced using traditional woodworking expertise in southern Germany and the Erzgebirge region, while assembly and further production steps are carried out together with our regional partners.