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Swingball Giveaway

One of my favourite childhood games was Swingball, I remember where I was when I got mine.  I spent hours playing either on my own (the joys of being an only child), with my friends or my parents. Read on to find out more about my Swingball Giveaway.

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When my kids were younger I remember getting excited when we got them a swingball.  Sharing all the memories of my childhood, of the hours I spent playing with mine.

Having three children I never once thought of the arguments it could also present, with they are cheating, it is my turn.  After refereeing they played nicely and me and my husband would join in as we had teams, and cheer as we won.

It is lovely to see that Swingball is still such a popular game 40 years on from when I first played mine.

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It has been updated in design, instead of fixing it in the ground you now have a base which you fill with water

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Plus the base also doubles into a storage case to keep everying together when not in use

swinball storage

This means that you can also pack up and take it on days out for picnics, at the beach or on holiday and not just for playing with at home.

The giveaway

I have a Swingball to give away to one lucky reader, see below on how to enter.  Please make sure you read the terms and conditions and complete all mandatory sections in order for your entry to be valid.

Win A Swingball Classic

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197 Comments on “Swingball Giveaway

  1. My orange space hopper was one of my childhood favourites it was kept at my grandparents and whenever we visited we’d bounce around their yard for hours it gave so much joy to so many grandkids

  2. I loved Swingball when I was a kid. Surely this was a staple for anyone who was a kid in the 80s! I think my own children would love it now!

  3. I loved the Rubik’s Cube as a child. I eventually bought a book and learned how to solve it.

  4. My Teddy who still sits at my bedside even now 70+ years later. Every time I look at him it rekindles so many happy childhood memories

  5. Always loved Swingball as a kid (although we never had the ‘official’ Swingball branded version). My kids would love this.

  6. I loved my little tikes doll house my daughter is almost one and I can’t wait to get it out for her to enjoy

  7. The big yellow teapot, we found it in the loft at my mums house and my son played with it when he was a toddler so that was huge nostalgia.

  8. My favourite toy was a gun and holster, I liked to play cowboy and Indians with my friend Paul

  9. My lovely red & blue tricycle that had a rear tipper , I used to tear around the garden to see how far I could fling my poor long suffering teddy bear

  10. We had an original swingball and it was definitely a favourite toy in our house. We could play from morning til night with it and not get bored or tired!

  11. my Miss Mousey cuddly toy which I still have although she has lost her hat which had her ears attached and also has no eyes but I could never part with her

  12. I had a Baby All Gone doll…I’d asked for one for two years and finally got one for Christmas, I was so happy! I loved the little pot of cherries they came with ☺️

  13. Lego, me and my brother used to play with it for hours and come up with all sorts of buildings!

  14. i remember buying one for my son, and I loved it so much I ended up playing with it myself. A great product for one person!

  15. My favourite toy was a doll called Jennifer… She was in a dressmakers/knitting shop window advertising baby clothes… My grandad went in and pleaded with the owner to allow him to buy it for me… I still have that doll and I am now 52…..

  16. we used to have a badminton set but it had a huge shuttlecock and thick plastic bats. It was fun

  17. I loved to use my skipping rope – it was small, easy to carry and offered lots of jumping fun

  18. I loved my dolls head that I could put make up on, I always used to end up putting it all over my face and gettng in trouble

  19. My son has just started taking an interest in PlayMobil, brings back memories of my brother and I playing!

  20. has to be our dolls house that dad built for us it took him mths to build it we played with it for years then i was given to local nursey for other kids to enjoy it

  21. I loved my skipping rope, it was even more fun when two people swung it and I jumped

  22. I loved my Barbie and Cindy dolls but my parents could never afford the Barbie house so I used to make my own out of hardback books and pictures cut out from catalogues! 😀

  23. I think my favourite has to be a pair of stilts that my dad made me. They were made from 2×2 wooden baton, with a wooden peg to stand on, and the baton was long enough that I could hold on to the top and then wobble my way around the avenue. I got good enough to run around on them and all the other kids badgered their dads to make them a pair too.

  24. I had a strange ribbed tube that would be swung around my head and would make whistling noises. I must have driven the neighbours mad with it!

  25. I have so many favourites and I’m loving playing with them again with my daughter. I think its my sylvannian families though- absolutely loved them and saved them all 🙂

  26. My favourite toy from childhood was my skateboard, every kid on the street had one, although non of us could skate. Instead we took them to the top of the hill, sat down and raced to the bottom. Much to my mums annoyance, we used to wear a wedge out of our heals when we stopped at the bottom.

  27. Probably Spirograph. Even though I’m not very creative I enjoyed hours playing with it.

  28. I remember a game I loved called Screwball Scramble, and also Tiddly Winks I loved playing with my grandad!

  29. I think it was called a skip it? or something like that. A purple glittery ball on a cord that you put on your ankle and skipped over!

  30. We had a ping-pong table in the back room. I used to have lots of fun playing with my sister. But as she was three years my elder, she usually won!

  31. Lego bricks because you could always make something different with them and combine them with other toys

  32. I can’t remember what it was called but it was a thing that went round your ankle and you swung it round and jumped over it

  33. I had a Chipper bike which was like a Chopper but much smaller and I really loved playing on it in our village!

  34. My roller skates, the ones with four wheels and you put them on top of your own shoes. Loved them! Always scary going down hills but we seemed to just ram into the walls and get on with it

  35. I absolutely loved my bike and roller skates for outdoor fun with friends. But indoors my Sylvanian Families were the best, the Maces Family were my first family, they were little mice – I feel extremely old now, I just looked them up and they are classed as ‘Vintage and Retired’

  36. The game of British Bulldog was a firm favorite when I was little we used play for hours in the summer

  37. What an awesome competition i used to have one of these nearly 40 years ago when i was a kid, would love to be able to play again

  38. As this is one of my most favorite garden games ever… I vote that the Wimbledon final is decided by a 5 set Swingball match.

  39. Has to be my Furby! I know a lot of people find them really annoying, but I absolutely loved the Christmas themed one my parents bought me! I took it everywhere!

    1. My daughter had one and I found it the most annoying thing going, funnily enough we found it recently and thinking of giving it to my granddaughter

  40. Connect 4. I loved it and used to play it with my family all the time. Though we loved Swingball too. This post is a real blast from the past.

  41. Favourite toy was probably my Tiny Tears doll, still have her but she looks different now (she went through a punk theme during the 80s and now the marker pen marks are permanent )

  42. The Big Yellow Teapot. My sister and I used to bring snails in from the garden to live in it. I don’t think our parents were impressed!

  43. The Hoola Hoop was my favourite toy growing up and the competitions we used to have seeing who could keep the hoop going the longest.

  44. I used to love my trike. It had a bucket on the back and a little horn and I would peddle around on it. I didn’t realise my Mum and Dad had kept it, but it has now been passed down to my Nephew.

  45. Etch a sketch always bring back lovely memories of days spent making patterns and using my imagination xx

  46. Remember Remember. It’s a pairs matching game, we played it all the time, I still have it,

  47. It was my Fashion Wheel, I used to love playing with that and Mr Frosty and now my daughter has Mr Frosty so I still get to play with it haha.

  48. Rounders was my favourite game to play when I was a child, it was so much fun! I remember playing it for P.E at school, everyone enjoyed it.

  49. Sticky bat and ball! Loved playing this, we always played in our grandparents huge garden and when we went away for caravan holidays. Such fond, special memories!

  50. I’ve still got my childhood “monkey” though he’s looking a bit old now…sigh.

  51. Mum and dad bought us each a large doll and mum sewed them a set of our favourite dancing costumes that matched ours. So loved mine.

  52. i had one of them skipping ropes with the ball on the end that you attach to your foot, loved it! x

  53. I had a trike with 2 seats on but because I was the oldest, I had to pedal my brother around.

  54. Brilliant prize for the grand children will keep them occupied and hopefully tire them out thanks

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