Official Thruball Set
Your new favorite backyard or beach game
Introducing Thruball - The thrilling, action-packed outdoor sensation that combines elements of Pickleball, Volleyball, and Spikeball, delivering an adrenaline-pumping experience! Get ready to enjoy the fun of Thruball in your own backyard or easily transport Thruball to the beach for an unforgettable day in the sun with family and friends. Let the laughter, cheers, and high-fives echo as you experience the exciting gameplay of Thruball for yourself!
What's Included:
- 1 Thruball Gate
- 4 Paddles, 4 Balls
- 1 Boundary Line & Spool
- 4 Plastic Stakes
- 1 Carrying Bag
Ready for the time of your life?
THE BEST BACKYARD GAME
Like a hybrid of Pickleball, Volleyball and Spikeball all wrapped up into one. Get your friends and family together for the best backyard game of 2025.
Easy to Set Up
Takes less than 5 minutes to set up the game and less than 2 minutes to break it down.
Game Play Timing
Game play typically takes less than 15 minutes for a full game. Less waiting and more fun!
Number of Players
2 - 6 Players depending on how many paddles you have.
Ready to play?
Learning is the easy part
Our backyard game is fully customizable for all ages - lower the gate for kids or make it higher for adults. Plus, it takes less than 5 minutes to set up AND it takes 2 minutes to breakdown. Easy as that!
Easy Setup
Set up takes less than 5 minutes! Yup, you read that right - you can set this up before you can finish reading this sentence.
Portable
Easy to unpack, very easy to pack. Just grab and go to the beach, friends or local park.
Adjustable Height
Playing with kids? No problem, adjust the height down to better suit shorter or younger players.
The perfect game does exist!
Most asked questions
Rules of The Game
Thruball is a team sport played by two teams, each consisting of two players. Each team lines up on opposing sides of the court with the rectangle in the center of the boundary lines.
A point begins when the server hits the ball through the rectangle towards the opposing team. The object of the game is to hit the ball through the rectangle in such a way that the opposing team cannot successfully return it. Each team is allowed up to three touches, but no less than two touches to return the ball through the rectangle. The rally continues until a team is unable to return the ball through the rectangle.
Thruball is a self-officiated sport where responsibility for fair play falls on the players. All players are expected to know the rules, and the integrity of Thruball depends on each player upholding them. Highly competitive play is encouraged, but never at the expense of the mutual respect among competitors or the simple joy of play.
How do you serve and keep score?
A game starts with a “rally for serve”, where no points are awarded to either team, but the team who gets to serve first is decided. Either team can start the “rally for serve”.
Basic Thruball rules follow a “gentleman’s serve” approach, where the ball is served through the rectangle with the sole intent of getting the point started.
In Thruball, a point can only be scored by the serving team. If the rally is lost by the serving team, no points are awarded, but the serve switches to the receiving team for the next rally. If a point is won by the serving team, the serving player continues to serve until the receiving team wins a rally.
Teammates must alternate who the server is each time a serve is won back from the opposing team.
A legal serve occurs when the server hits the ball through the rectangle without making contact with it, and the ball lands within the boundary lines or an opposing player makes contact.
Faults: A player serving the ball is allowed one fault, at which point the server has one more attempt to hit a legal serve. If a server hits two faults, the serve is lost and switched to the opposing team. Examples of faults are as follows:
If a serve lands outside the boundary lines.
If a serve misses the rectangle.
If a serve makes contact with the rectangle without going through.
Lets: A player serving the ball is allowed unlimited lets. If a player hits the ball through the rectangle, but the ball makes contact with the rectangle and lands within the boundary lines, that is a let. This requires a re-serve.
How do you play the ball?
Two hits are required at minimum by each team.
Up to three hits are allowed by each team.
Players may move as they wish during a point, but must never make contact with the stand or interfere with a player on the opposing team.
A legal hit is anything that makes contact with the paddle only.
A player’s body may never make contact with the ball.
A player may not make contact with the ball twice consecutively, unless the ball ricochets off the rectangle on their team’s second hit. If the ball ricochets off the rectangle on the team’s second hit, either team member may use their team’s third hit to get the ball through the rectangle.
Double contact (the paddle making contact with the ball twice in one hit) is not allowed, and results in a loss of serve or point.
Other Ways to Play
Non-Gentleman’s Serve: Serving with the intention of scoring a point. Serve must be done with the player’s back foot on the boundary line.
Longest Volley: Using this method, all 4 players are on the same team, and each pass through the rectangle counts as 1. The goal is to reach the highest number possible as a group.
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