Boundalon – Large hand trampoline for eye-hand coordination
Sometimes bigger is easier! With the Boundalon, throwing, catching, and two-hand cooperation become a challenging and fun movement activity.
The Boundalon resembles a small trampoline but has two handles. This allows you to hold it firmly with both hands and have more control when bouncing, aiming, and throwing the ball back. This makes the game particularly suitable for training eye-hand coordination, bilateral coordination, and the cooperation between both hands.
With an impressive diameter of 43.2 cm, the Boundalon offers a large hitting surface. This allows children to experience success when practicing ball skills.
Game variation:
The Boundalon can be used independently to practice skills, but it really shines during cooperative play where teamwork, timing, and reaction speed are central. For this, 2 Boundalons are needed, one for each player.

Stimulates:
- eye-hand coordination
- bilateral coordination
- gross motor skills
- reaction speed
- aiming and targeting
- cooperation and teamwork
- motor planning
- concentration

Play ideas
- Keep a Koosh ball in the air for as long as possible
- Throw and catch together at different distances
- Practice aiming at a target or bucket
- Play throwing games at varying speeds
- Use a Koosh ball, elastic band ball, light stuffed animal, or other soft ball for varied game forms

The large Boundalon offers a playful way to develop motor skills, cooperation, and ball control. Due to its large size, it is particularly suitable for older children from about 7 years old, teenagers, and adults.