Kathfly Red Hole Tarp Team Building Game — 98 x 70 in, 8 Color Balls for Work Teamwork

Engage, Align, and Have Fun with Kathfly

The Kathfly Red Hole Tarp Team Building Game is a ready-to-play group activity designed to energize teams during training, retreats, or casual office gatherings. Measuring a generous 98 by 70 inches, the red tarp lays a broad, wrinkle-free surface for collaborative play. Eight vividly colored balls invite lively interaction as teams work together to keep the ball moving across the surface without letting it drop into the central hole. Made with durable polyester fabric and sturdy plastic balls, this set is built to withstand repeated sessions, outdoor spaces, and busy break rooms alike.

Designed to be inclusive and scalable, the set works well for groups of eight to twenty participants. Teams must coordinate, communicate, and synchronize their movements to lift and tilt the tarp in unison, guiding the ball toward a common goal. The result is a tangible, low-pressure activity that can help participants practice listening, leadership, and collaborative problem-solving in a fun, low-stakes environment.

What’s in the Box

• 1 red hole tarp with multiple small holes for grip and challenge
• 8 color-coded team-building balls (approx. 1.6 inches in diameter)
• Brief rules and guidance to get teams started quickly

How It Works

Teams cradle the tarp, position themselves, and lift or lower together to move the ball along the surface. The challenge is to keep the ball from slipping into the hole or detaching from the tarp entirely, all while maintaining steady teamwork. Clear communication and synchronized actions are the keys to progress, making it a practical exercise in cooperation and crowd management.

The activity emphasizes cooperation over competition, offering a flexible framework for your group to experiment with different roles, timing, and strategies. It’s suitable for indoor gym spaces or outdoor venues, and the uncomplicated setup means you can run a quick session between meetings or as a structured team-building break.

Why Teams Might Benefit

• Promotes active listening and cooperative decision-making
• Encourages leadership, accountability, and peer support
• Adapts to 8–20 participants, making it versatile for various team sizes
• Durable materials help ensure extended use across multiple sessions

Ideal Uses

Corporate training days, staff onboarding events, team lunches, outdoor retreats, and classroom or club activities can all incorporate this playful yet meaningful exercise. While it may help surface communication patterns and teamwork dynamics, experiences will vary by group and setting.