Eocolz Outdoor Carnival Games set for Easter, birthdays and field days – potato sack bags, 3-legged race bands, egg & spoon and catch-tail belts
Product description
If you’re putting together a day of outdoor games, this Eocolz set is built around the kind of activities where everyone can join in. On paper it brings together potato sack-style racing, a 3-legged relay, an egg-and-spoon challenge, and a catch-tail tag game—so you’re not relying on just one game to carry the whole event.
That variety matters when you’re hosting kids (and adults who end up joining anyway). It also looks designed for “field day” style chaos: quick rounds, clear goals, and props that are easy to hand out rather than complicated to set up.
What’s included and what you can actually do
This pack focuses on carnival-themed group games. You get four potato sack race bags for sack races, plus a set of three-legged race bands to turn pairs of players into a two-person “team”. There are also egg-and-spoon relay items (eggs and spoons) for a balancing race, and waist belts with tails for a catch-and-protect game.
A typical mini-moment people enjoy with this type of set is the egg-and-spoon relay: line teams up, give each player a spoon with an egg, and run a short route to a turnaround point. It’s simple enough for party organisers, but still challenges balance and control.
If you’re running multiple rounds, the catch-tail activity can act as a higher-energy break between calmer races—players sprint, change direction, and try to grab tails while protecting their own.
The things that stand out (and why they matter)
The seller’s key claim is durability and ease of use for outdoor play. The potato sack race bags are described as Oxford fabric with fine stitching, and there are four bags sized to suit both kids and adults, with additional carry handles designed for younger children.
For the three-legged relay bands, the important detail is the hook-and-loop fastening. That’s the sort of practical feature that saves time during a busy party, because it’s generally quicker to put on and adjust than fiddly fastenings.
For the egg-and-spoon game, the eggs are described as non-toxic and odourless, with rounded edges and a shape intended to be less likely to break. Whether they’ll survive every accidental drop is never guaranteed (real life happens), but the intention is clearly “party-friendly” durability.
Finally, the catch-tail game includes waist belts and multiple small tails, so you’re not trying to improvise accessories mid-event.
Things to be aware of before you buy
It’s a multi-game party bundle, so the main limitation is that it’s not positioned as a single “precision sport” kit. If you’re looking to train skills at a serious level or use the same equipment for repeated high-impact competition, you may find more specialised equipment better suited.
Also, this set is sized for group play, but the practical outcome depends on your crowd mix. The potato sacks are advertised as large enough for adults, yet younger kids will still need supervision—especially in races that involve running and jumping.
One more note: outdoor games can be weather-dependent. If the ground is very uneven or slippery, any running race becomes more about conditions than the kit itself.
Who it suits best (and who might want to skip it)
It suits you if you’re planning a carnival-themed birthday party, an outdoor picnic-style event, a family day, an obstacle-course format, or a church field day / community gathering where you want multiple activities without a lot of prep.
It’s also a decent fit if you like “minute-to-win-it” style pacing, where you keep rounds short and rotate players so more people get time in.
It may not be the best match if you only need one activity, or if your event is indoors only and you have limited space—some games (particularly the catch-tail and relay-style races) need enough room to move safely.
Quick overview of the play experience
You’re essentially buying a set of prompts for group movement: sacks for hop-races, bands to coordinate a relay, spoons and eggs for balance, and belts with tails for a tag-style challenge.
In practice, the run-time flow can be straightforward: warm up with a quick relay or egg-and-spoon round, then switch to a sack race once everyone knows the rules, and finish (or swap) with catch-tail for a high-energy finale.
Because you have enough pieces for multiple players, you can keep momentum—rather than waiting for props to circulate.
Tech specs
- Potato sack bags: Oxford fabric with fine stitch sewing
- Potato sack bags: 4pcs colourful bags
- Potato sack bag size: 34" x 17"
- Potato sack bag carry handles: two handles designed for little kids
- 3-legged race bands: 4pcs with hook and loop strip
- Egg & spoon relay: 4 eggs and 4 spoons
- Egg & spoon eggs: non-toxic and odourless, rounded edges, not easy to break (as described)
- Catch tail game: 2pcs 1m waist belt with 12pcs small tails
Is it worth it?
This Eocolz outdoor carnival games set is worth considering if you want a multi-game outdoor bundle that covers several party favourites—sack races, a 3-legged relay, egg-and-spoon balancing, and a catch-tail tag game—using props that sound designed for easy handling.
You may want to skip it if you’re after just one specific game, you need something for very tight indoor space, or you expect professional-level durability for constant, high-intensity competition. For typical garden, yard, field day, and school-style fun, it looks like a solid way to fill a schedule without overcomplicating things.
FAQ
Are these games suitable for both kids and adults?
The sacks are described as sized for both kids and adults, and the set is presented as for “kids and adults” games. As with any running activity, supervision is still important for younger children.
How easy are the 3-legged race bands to put on?
They use a hook-and-loop strip, which is generally quick to fasten and adjust during a party round.
Are the eggs safe for party use?
They’re described as non-toxic and odourless, with rounded edges and an intention to be less likely to break.
What’s the catch-tail game like in practice?
Players tie belts around their waist with the tails attached, then run to catch other players’ tails while trying to keep their own.
Do you need a lot of space?
The set is built for outdoor/family-day style play, so you’ll want enough space for running and safe movement—especially for the relay races and catch-tail game.