Max Fun 4 Pack Snowball Maker Snow Ball Toys Games with Handle for Kids Outdoor Indoor Winter Snowball Fight Maker Tool Clip with Drawstring Bag

What a fun find! I bought this 4-pack of snowball makers for my kids, aged 6 and 9, and they have been an absolute hit. The pack comes with four different shapes—a classic round ball, a duck, a snowman, and a heart—plus a handy drawstring bag to keep them all together. The quality of these tools is outstanding. They are made of thick, durable plastic with a nice, ergonomic handle. Even my youngest child had no trouble gripping them. They are incredibly easy to use: just scoop up some snow, press the handles together, and you get a perfectly shaped, dense snowball or snow figure every time. The ducks, in particular, were a huge favorite, and we had an entire army of them in our yard within minutes. Pros: Variety: The four different shapes add a creative element to playing in the snow. Durability: The plastic feels robust and well-made, not flimsy. Easy for Kids: Simple and quick to use, even for small hands. Great Value: Getting four makers and a storage bag for the price is fantastic. Cons: • Limited Bag Space: The drawstring bag is a nice touch, but it’s a bit snug once all four makers are inside, especially with the bulkier snowman shape. This is an outstanding product for any family that loves playing in the snow. It takes the frustration out of making snowballs and turns it into a creative, fun activity. I highly recommend it for kids of all ages.

These snowball makers are equal parts toy and chaos generator. I got them for my 4 and 6-year-old thinking, "This will be a fun way to get them outside and tire them out." What I didn’t realize is that I was handing them the power to manufacture icy ammunition at alarming speed. Before these things, snowball fights were cute. A couple of lumpy snow clumps, lots of giggling, maybe some gentle lobs. Now? It’s a full-blown assault. My kids are pumping out perfect snowballs like a frosty little factory. I turned around to grab my gloves, and when I looked back, I was already under siege. My 4-year-old has questionable aim but unlimited enthusiasm. My 6-year-old has accuracy that makes me wonder if he’s been secretly training. I haven't known fear like this since I taught them how to use squirt guns. The snowball makers are sturdy, easy for little hands to use, and frankly too effective. At one point, they were tag-teaming like a snowball cartel—one forming, one launching. I’ve never seen teamwork like this outside a heist movie. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to upgrade their snow day to a snow war. Just don’t forget to wear a helmet… or at least keep moving.

I was initially hesitant in allowing my son to purchase a silly product like the Max Fun Snowball Maker, but it ended up being one of the funnest toys we played with when visiting the snow. The snowball maker is simple to use, cranks out snowballs incredibly quickly, and can be used to fling snowballs without having to get your hands cold or wet. You can easily make a dozen snowballs in a minute if you work quickly and each snowball produced is perfectly packed and satisfyingly spherical. With four snowball makers in each set, you'll be able to hurl snowballs like Buddy the Elf in no time. Added bonus - the set comes with a bag to carry all the snowball makers in, so if you're feeling grinchish, you can keep them all to yourself until needed!

We've used this for one winter season so far, so I can't speak much to durability. My kids (4 and 2) had a great time molding snow and lining up all their creations. We also used it to make snowballs and had a snowball fight. Another idea is to dye the snow using food coloring and then using the molds. The mold sizes were about the size expected, not too small. The handles were easy for my kids to use, which I really liked since they could use them on their own.

Kid loves these

These were really fun, but one broke within 20 minutes and my son was really upset.

This is a good quality plastic, kids loved them and had fun using them. My kids are older ages10 & 13 they thought these were cool and fun

Gives my 5 year old something fun to do in winter. She likes them