The parts were fun the way they glowed, but not very sturdy and half of the bracelets were broken after the first use. Bought this for my son’s thirteenth birthday and he and his friends played with it during his sleepover party. I think it’s safe to say that not only our family but any of our friends or extended family who have gotten to play this absolutely love it!

I was looking for something to make my son’s Capture the Flag party extra cool and was really excited to find this. One of my favorite things about the product is how the all the lit up gear really transformed a boring night into an awesome, exciting night for the kids. One thing, I wouldn’t mind adjustable bracelets or the option for a mixed box with small and regular size.Worth 5 stars if bracelets are a bit more durable, flags are brighter and indicator lights are a bit bigger. I messaged the company and let them know that one of the bands was defective and that we had broken one of the flags. We only played the game once and I noticed the design of the wrist bands is not that great, took awhile to put on. After writing the company about a few replacement parts they replied promptly and shipped the new pieces within a few days.

I know they will get a lot of use out of this when summer comes and all the neighborhood kids are out playing on those long summer nights. I would purchase this product if your child likes to be outside at night with a large group of friends. A couple of the units didn’t light up right away, and we had to give them a shake, so 4 starts instead of 5. They used a sage-dotted area about a 50 yards by 100 yards as their playing field, but larger or smaller would work, as would unusual configurations (like neighborhood yards).A couple of the bracelets were lost in the dark of night, but, overall, it was an excellent experience. I’m a student Pastor and this had been one of the favorite youth group games that i have bought for my students. So, once day-light savings ends, it is pretty tough to get in practices during the last few weeks of our season.

Set it up in a fairly dark park and all you can see are the lights- the other lighted wrist bands, the boundaries, and the field markers. The game was ready right out of the box, requiring virtually no setup at all, and we had a ton of fun. The only negatives (and reason for not giving it 5 stars) were: during the first game when one of the kids got tagged while holding the orb they dropped it and it broke. Players can hide their glowsticks (on their wrists) behind their backs while they play (to be "invisible" to the other team) but not under their sleeves. The game comes with a couple of orbs, which are the flags, as well as jail markers, territory lights, and glow bands.My daughter got this game as a bday gift and it has filled her summer nights along with neighbors and friends. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the wrist bands come unhooked fairly easy.

Not only did we adults have a blast, but the kids were having so much fun that it lead to one problem: the kids didn’t want to go to bed! My son and his friends though this was very cool, BUT, the globes (flags) both broke on the first use. We were looking for a game that our wide range of ages in our family could enjoy and this game delivered! Later that week we had a camp out with 27 kids (3rd-6th grade) and they played for hours without complaining.Kids 7 through teens played and had to be dragged inside with the promise of cake to get them to stop!