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Brand :Omada

Plastic ring Ø 15cm for Omada throwing exercises

Improve your precision and coordination with the Ø 15 cm Omada throwing ring. Soft plastic, comfortable grip and bright colors: perfect for playing in the park, at the beach or working on motor skills with children.

Original price was: CHF4.90.Current price is: CHF4.17. -15%

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Receive your order on 13 October 2026

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Security
Shock-absorbing, ideal for fearless play.
Comfort
Easy grip: more stable throws, comfortable landings.
Visibility
You can follow it with your eyes, even outdoors.

Do you want a casting ring that’s simple, solid and fun to use? The Omada Ø 15 cm ring ticks all the boxes. Moulded in soft plastic (PE/PP), it’s shock-resistant, moisture-resistant and keeps its shape session after session. Its rounded cross-section provides a good grip for precise throws and comfortable landings-practical for children and adults alike.

Use it for games of skill, motor courses or precision challenges (targets, milestones, homemade frisbee-golf). Its slightly micro-grained surface improves grip even with slightly damp hands. Simply rinse with clean water for maintenance: you can tidy up and play again, without the hassle.

Tips for use: start at short distance, gradually increase the distance, and vary trajectories (high, straight, backhand) to work on coordination and precision.

Features

SKU: 7640344756817 Category:
EAN 7640344756817
Material Plastique
Weight 0.28 kg
Dimensions 15 × 15 × 2.8 cm
Age minimum

3 jaar

From what age?

From age 3 with supervision. The soft material reduces the risk of injury on the playground.

Does the ring float?

It may remain on the surface depending on density and agitation; does not replace safety equipment.

Download instructions or assembly manual

Close supervision is recommended, especially for children aged 3 to 6, to ensure safety and correct dangerous throwing movements.

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