BomSaluka Ring Toss Game, 16 Rings

When a backyard game loses its appeal as the sun goes down, it helps if the target is still easy to see. This BomSaluka ring toss set adds built-in LED lighting, so family play can continue after dark, and the rechargeable design is intended for more than six hours of fun on a full charge. It comes with a travel bag and breaks down for carrying to a park, beach, or campsite. The trade-off: the description doesn’t give a charging time or explain how the lights hold up to wet weather.

Where it shines

This is a straightforward toss-and-score game for families who want something more active than sitting around a picnic table. The set includes 16 rings in two colors—six rope loops and 10 plastic rings, according to the description—along with nine poles and a score-marking sticker. That gives players a simple way to take turns aiming, keep track of points, and add a little friendly competition without needing tools to assemble the game.

The LEDs are the feature that makes this set stand apart from a basic daytime ring toss. Switch on the lights and assemble the pieces, then set up a quick round in the yard as evening approaches. Its portable bag and stated weight of 1.8 pounds also suit outings where you want a game that can be packed into a car rather than left set up at home. If you prioritize visibility for after-dark play, the lighting is useful, if you prefer a game with more detailed rules or a broader range of activities, this is still just ring toss.

What to know

The lights use a built-in rechargeable battery, and the description claims more than six hours of play after a full charge. That gives you a reason to consider it for an evening gathering, but there’s no charging-time information or detailed battery guidance on the spec sheet. The poles and rings are designed to come apart for transport, which is convenient, though a portable set also means gathering the pieces after each round so nothing gets left behind.

The game is pitched for both kids and adults, with scoring that can involve basic counting and aiming. Those are useful reasons to bring it to a family get-together, but claims about improving coordination or social skills shouldn’t be mistaken for a substitute for structured activities. Worth considering if you want a shared outdoor game that’s easy to explain and can be played in daylight or with the LEDs on. It’s not for you if you need confirmed weather resistance, a specified charge time, or a game that doesn’t rely on throwing accuracy.

Best use cases

Think backyard gatherings, picnics, camping trips, or a beach day where there’s room to set up poles and take turns throwing. For example, players can choose a target, toss a ring, and use the included score sticker to track who gets the next turn. The two ring colors can help distinguish players or teams, while the lights give the target more visibility as daylight fades. The description says the set can be assembled without tools and packed away, it doesn’t specify a surface or conditions that would keep the poles stable, so the play area still matters.

When it makes sense

Choose this set if an easy-to-carry ring toss with nighttime lighting fits the way your family spends time outdoors. It offers a more visible twist on a simple lawn game, without asking players to learn a complicated format. Look elsewhere if your main priority is a game with confirmed wet-weather use, a larger variety of play, or more detail about charging and battery performance. The key buying decision is whether the LEDs and portable setup matter more to you than those missing specifics.