A boomerang includes a main housing, a bracket, a paddle, a main control board, a power supply, a motor and a lamp strip; the housing is spherical with an accommodation space therein and multiple holes thereon, the multiple holes are communicated with the accommodation space. The bracket is mounted in the accommodation space, the bracket provides a shaft, a central of the shaft coincides with a center of the main housing. The paddle is located in the accommodating space and rotatably disposed on the shaft; the main control board, the power supply, the motor and the lamp strip are mounted on the bracket; the power supply, the motor and the lamp strip are electrically connected to the main control board, the motor drives the paddle to rotate.

A sports and games apparatus consisting of two rods and an aerodynamic projectile with an opening which receives the two rods. The projectile is launched by manipulating the rods in an opposing fashion. The opening of the projectile is of the appropriate size to allow for the rods to slide through, but not large enough that the projectile exhibits unwanted motions that inhibit accuracy during the launching motion. The rods are used to propel the projectile towards a variety of targets which interact with the projectile in various ways. The projectile may comprise a multitude of aerodynamic shapes and a multitude of methods for interacting with targets.

A sports and games apparatus consisting of two rods and an aerodynamic projectile with an opening which receives the two rods. The projectile is launched by manipulating the rods in an opposing fashion. The opening of the projectile is of the appropriate size to allow for the rods to slide through, but not large enough that the projectile exhibits unwanted motions that inhibit accuracy during the launching motion. The rods are used to propel the projectile towards a variety of targets which interact with the projectile in various ways. The projectile may comprise a multitude of aerodynamic shapes and a multitude of methods for interacting with targets.

This invention is a simple method to play a one-on-one underwater goal-scoring sport together with the pertinent field of play, the projectile and the goal apparatus. While underwater, one offensive player throws the projectile toward the underwater goal apparatus defended by a defending player who tries to tag out the offensive player before they can throw, or who tries to prevent the projectile from touching the goal area. Variations to the projectile and the goal apparatus are also described as options for use in the sport.

This invention is a simple method to play a one-on-one underwater goal-scoring sport together with the pertinent field of play, the projectile and the goal apparatus. While underwater, one offensive player throws the projectile toward the underwater goal apparatus defended by a defending player who tries to tag out the offensive player before they can throw, or who tries to prevent the projectile from touching the goal area. Variations to the projectile and the goal apparatus are also described as options for use in the sport.

The present invention discloses a boomerang, which comprises a flight component, a central shaft and a protective device, wherein the flight component comprises at least one rotating device and a driving device; The center of the shaft runs through the center axis of the maximum diameter plane formed when the rotating device rotates, and the protective device is composed of a plurality of ribs connected with each other and arranged around the flight component. The boomerang is safer in use, better in flying performance, more ornamental and playable.

A game kit for a multi-player or single player outdoor tossing game includes a set of at least two elongated rigid pitch sticks. The pitch sticks are adapted to be tossed from a pitch location towards a remote target location. A first pitch stick has first and second visually contrasted stick sections. The first stick section comprises a first color identifier and a first point-indicating marking. The second stick section comprises a second color identifier and a second point-indicating marking. A second pitch stick has first and second visually contrasted stick sections. The first stick section of the second stick comprises the first color identifier of the first stick, and a third point-indicating marking. The second stick section of the second stick comprises the second color identifier of the first stick, and a fourth point-indicating marking.

A game kit for a multi-player or single player outdoor tossing game includes a set of at least two elongated rigid pitch sticks. The pitch sticks are adapted to be tossed from a pitch location towards a remote target location. A first pitch stick has first and second visually contrasted stick sections. The first stick section comprises a first color identifier and a first point-indicating marking. The second stick section comprises a second color identifier and a second point-indicating marking. A second pitch stick has first and second visually contrasted stick sections. The first stick section of the second stick comprises the first color identifier of the first stick, and a third point-indicating marking. The second stick section of the second stick comprises the second color identifier of the first stick, and a fourth point-indicating marking.

Crashing Bridges is a game which consists of breaking magnet bonded objects with tossed bags. The flat objects, attached to a rectangular open frame, are tenuously connected in the middle of the frame by magnets attached to each corresponding object (e.g. 9 pairs). Crashing Bridges improves on the objective of other lawn games by making the rules of the game simpler to grasp and with no point totals to keep track of. The game is played by each player starting at an agreed upon distance apart (e.g. 10 feet) facing each other with a Crashing Bridges board by their side. Each player takes turns throwing corn or rice filled bags with the intent to break the bridges with the tossed bag, breaking the bond of the paired magnets and dropping the bridge. The player who knocks down all of the bridges first on the opposing players board wins.

Crashing Bridges is a game which consists of breaking magnet bonded objects with tossed bags. The flat objects, attached to a rectangular open frame, are tenuously connected in the middle of the frame by magnets attached to each corresponding object (e.g. 9 pairs). Crashing Bridges improves on the objective of other lawn games by making the rules of the game simpler to grasp and with no point totals to keep track of. The game is played by each player starting at an agreed upon distance apart (e.g. 10 feet) facing each other with a Crashing Bridges board by their side. Each player takes turns throwing corn or rice filled bags with the intent to break the bridges with the tossed bag, breaking the bond of the paired magnets and dropping the bridge. The player who knocks down all of the bridges first on the opposing players board wins.