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One foam ball and any flat table is all it takes to pull the whole family off their phones and into a game everyone actually wants to play. It stays quiet enough for the living room and easy enough that nobody wants to sit out.
Replace another night of everyone on their own screen, another gift that ends up in the closet, or another pricey night out, with one game that turns any surface into the best seat in the house. Then does it again the next night, and the one after that.
Ready in 10 seconds
Set the freestanding net on any flat surface.
Choose your Pepper: green for easy, yellow for medium, red if you're feeling spicy.
Grab a paddle, serve, and rally. First to 11 wins.
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We set the net up on the kitchen table after dinner and nobody left. My teenager, my dad, and the six year old all played the same round. It is the first thing we reach for when people come over now, and the games get competitive fast.
Pulled it out of the bag, popped the net open, and we were rallying almost immediately. No fuss, no pieces to hunt for. The kids had a match going before I finished clearing the plates.
Kitchen counter, picnic table, garage floor, we have played on all of them. Any flat firm surface and we are in a game. It travels with us everywhere now and never lets us down.
Your set comes with three foam Peppers, each a different speed, so you can match the game to who's playing and what you're playing on. Green Jalapeño is the slow, easy one, great for kids, beginners, and bigger tables. Yellow Habanero is the medium, all-around favorite. Red Ghost is the fast, lively one for a real challenge, and it's the best pick on softer or bumpier surfaces where you want more bounce.
No. Pepper Pong plays on almost any flat surface you already own: the kitchen table, a coffee table, the back deck, a picnic table, even a hotel desk. The net just stands up on its own, with no clamps or tools. Harder surfaces give a livelier bounce, and if your table is soft or bumpy, reach for the red Ghost ball.
Four foam-faced paddles, three speed balls (one of each), a freestanding net, a carry bag, a rules booklet, and a headband and wristband set. Everything you need to play the moment it arrives, packed into a bag about the size of a dopp kit.
It's its own game. The foam balls slow things down just enough that rallies stretch to 30, 40, even 50 shots, so beginners stay in the point and there are no blowouts. It plays on any table instead of a dedicated one, it's completely silent, and it won't break anything indoors. Same competition and camaraderie, none of the setup, noise, or skill cliff.
Yes, and that's the whole point. Because you can dial the ball speed to the room, a young kid and a grandparent can have a genuinely close match. Pick a slower ball to level the field, or the Ghost to turn up the heat.
No. The foam makes it nearly silent, with no clacking. People play in apartments, in hotel rooms, and right next to a sleeping baby without a problem.
The net stands up in about ten seconds, and the rules take roughly two minutes to pick up. Most families are into their first real rally within a minute of opening the box.
Every set comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee, for any reason, plus a lifetime defect warranty covering manufacturing issues and normal-use breakage. If something isn't right, we'll make it right.
Yes. Extra ball tubes, paddles, and nets are all sold on their own, so you can restock if a ball goes missing (it happens) or add paddles for bigger games.
"People always ask if I went on Shark Tank to raise money or to market the game. Neither. I went to highlight one of the greatest challenges we face today: the decline of real human connection. Pepper Pong just happens to be one joyful way to solve it. I hope it brings you laughter, fosters friendships, and reminds you that any struggle can become a triumph."
Four paddles, three balls, one freestanding net. Set it up in ten seconds on any table and the whole room ends up playing.
