Toy Sports Equipment

16YOF WAS HIT IN HEAD BY A PINATA STICK AT A PARTY, DX HEAD INJURY

21 MOF WAS PLAYING WITH A SMALL MAGNET AT THE END OF A TOY FISHING POLE. SIBLING THOUGHT PT PUT IT IN HER MOUTH. DX: SUSPECTED FOREIGN BODY INGESTION NOT FOUND

10YOF PRESENTS WITH LACERATION TO RIGHT EYEBROW AFTER ACCIDENTALLY GETTING HIT WITH A PINATA STICK; PATIENT LEFT WITHOUT TREATMENT DX: FACIAL LACERATION

6YOMPT HAS FOREIGN BODY IN RT EAR PT STATES ITS PART OF A FOAM *** BALL DX: FB OF RT EAR

6YOF ACCIDENTALLY STRUCK W/ A PINATA BAT. DX: HEAD INJURY, HEMATOMA FOREHEAD

4YOM, ANOTHER CHILD AT THE DAYCARE WAS SWINGING PLASTIC GOLF CLUB WHEN ACCIDENTALLY STRUCK PATIENT'S FACE, NO LOC, DX: RIGHT EYEBROW LACERATION

8YOM WAS PLAYING WITH A BEACHBALL AND A DOG WHEN HE WAS ACCIDENTALLY BIT ON THE RIGHT THIGH DX: LACERATION TO THIGH

79YOM PRESENTS WITH HEAD INJURY AFTER BEING HIT IN THE HEAD WITH BEACH BALL. DX: HEAD PAIN

10YOF, WAS HIT IN THE FACE WITH A PLASTIC BAT WHILE AT SCHOOL TODAY HAS A SMALL ABRASION TO THE BRIDGE OF THE NOSE ACTING TIRED AND SLOW TO RESPOND DX: CONCUSSION WITH UNKNOWN LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS; CONCLUSION OF NOSE

9YOF WAS AT A BIRTHDAY PARTY TODAY AND FELL ON A PINATA STICK. END OF STICK HIT HER R LOWER QUADRANT W/ IMMEDIATE CRYING AND SCREAMING. DX: BRUISING OF R LOWER ABDOMEN

8YOF WAS HIT IN THE EYE BY A PINATA STICK DX: ABRASION OF RIGHT CORNEA *

4YOM PLAYING WITH PLASTIC HOCKEY STICKS AND HIT ON THE HEAD. DX: FOREHEAD LACERATION

(09/15/52025) The consumer used the toy for approximately 10 minutes, when the handle became extremely hot to the touch. The consumer burned her right hand slightly, and will continue to treat her injury at home. She believes that this presents a substantial burn hazard to any user. She will contact the manufacturer. Updated 12/17/25: Please note I also tried to contact the company Blip Toys LLC but was unsuccessful.

Floating soccer ball toy was charging and caught on fire. No injuries. It is still for sale on Amazon (ASIN B07XMSDVZ2). Looking at other reviews and the Q&A, it appears that this is happening frequently. Product should be recalled.

The consumer indicates that after she went to remove the plastic packaging from the soccer goal set toy, she removed the band and was hit across her face with the 3.5’ x 3.0’ metal-framed nets. The nets are collapsed when packaged and held together by a ~1.0” elastic band, and when the band is taken off, the nets pop open. The consumer iced her face and is still experiencing a headache from the incident. The consumer believes there should be a warning on the packaging alerting consumers of the possible issue. The consumer notes that the toy is marketed for children ages 6+, and that there is nothing wrong with the toy itself but rather how it is packaged. The consumer plans on keeping the toy for at least the next thirty days in case an investigation ensues.

The product name is "Sticky Golf", by Gamenamics Inc. It has [REDACTED] backed targets that are meant to attach to carpeting My granddaughter put it on her head. We spent a half hour cutting it out of her hair it would release. It was extremely traumatic for her. There is no warning on the packaging. This product should come off of the market!

My baby received the Little Tikes 3-in-1 Sports Zone for his 1st birthday. He was playing with it for about 15 minutes when we noticed him sucking on a small spring from the toy. We believe the spring broke off from the bowling pins, as they no longer function properly.

My husband and I bought an oball football toy for our son and attempted to remove the packaging. A plastic ziptie type of hoop held the cardboard label on the toy. My husband attempted to rip the plastic hoop to remove it from the toy and it cut two of his fingers very deeply. Very deeply. He got dizzy from this and we had to stop at a CVS immediately to buy supplies to bandage him up. This packaging is not safe at all for anyone!

I purchased a package of Banzai Splash Action Party Pack (9 piece for $15) swim toys from Big Lots in Cleburne, Tx. The package showed no tampering nor had been opened in any way. We had it for 6 days until the P\)OI was ready. When my son and Dad took the girls to swim, they opened the package and handed one of the balls to them. It looked normal. The girl threw it at her sister, who complained her shoulder hurt. When the first girl picked it back up and squeezed to throw again, she held it just right and was stuck in the finger. My Dad and son (supervising) then took it and looked themselves. They found a sewing needle through the middle of the ball. We immediately took all of the toys from the package away and put them aside. I called Big Lots and they were going to pull the immediately from the shelves and the district called me the next day to file a report as well. The hospital told me there was no need to test the needle as it had been in pool water and was probably washed off anyway. Thank goodness no serious injuries came of it. As I said though, they were both stuck by it. These need to be recalled before a small child chews on it or a large child throwing really hard causes the needle to come out into someone's eye or something really bad. l will include pictures of the needle, ball and package. In the picture, the needle is sticking out of the ball. When it was purchased and found, it was through the middle and could not be seen. The second child was same (injury, first aid received). We just cleaned each to see not severe. Other child was stuck on finger - 7 yrs old-female-white. Both girls are my granddaughters, (sisters). They were playing together.

I purchased 2 similar toy fishing poles. One was Dora the Explorer and the other was [REDACTED]. On the Dora the Explorer pole, there is a pink piece of plastic encasing either a weight or a magnet. This plastic easily broke open to expose what was inside which could have been swallowed by a young child. If it is a lead weight, it would be dangerous if handled. The [REDACTED] pole is similar, so this could also happen on that fishing pole.