Limbo
Limbo is a fun and energetic game where players take turns leaning backward to pass under a horizontal bar without touching it. The bar gets lower each round, making it a hilarious challenge for kids and adults alike!
Players:
4-10 people.Competititve:
1 vs 1Complexity:
3/10Duration:
Medium-LongType:
Game of SkillFun Factor
Limbo is fun because it gets everyone moving, laughing, and cheering each other on.
It’s a lighthearted challenge that suits all ages and can be played almost anywhere. As the bar lowers,
the game becomes more exciting and competitive. Whether you're flexible or not, it’s all about the fun of trying and
the joy of watching others give it a go!
Game Setup and Rules
The Limbo game includes two upright stands and one horizontal crossbar.
Set the stands about 1.2 to 1.5 meters apart on flat ground, and place the
crossbar at a comfortable starting height. Make sure the bar can fall off easily if touched.
You can adjust the height after each round by lowering the bar into pre-marked slots, holes,
or pegs on the uprights.
Players take turns walking under the bar while leaning backwards—no crawling or ducking allowed.
If a player touches the bar, knocks it off, or falls, they’re out. After each round, lower the bar
to increase the challenge. The last player remaining in the game is the winner!
Included In the Set
2 x Upright poles of 1.8m
1 x Crossbar of approx 1.3m
1 x Manual
see pricelist
book online
Transport
The Limbo Set weighs about 3kg, and is usually is usually wrapped in plastic and transported as one package.
It requires a car with a folding back seats.
Limbo is fun because it gets everyone moving, laughing, and cheering each other on.
It’s a lighthearted challenge that suits all ages and can be played almost anywhere. As the bar lowers,
the game becomes more exciting and competitive. Whether you're flexible or not, it’s all about the fun of trying and
the joy of watching others give it a go!
The Limbo game includes two upright stands and one horizontal crossbar.
Set the stands about 1.2 to 1.5 meters apart on flat ground, and place the
crossbar at a comfortable starting height. Make sure the bar can fall off easily if touched.
You can adjust the height after each round by lowering the bar into pre-marked slots, holes,
or pegs on the uprights.
Players take turns walking under the bar while leaning backwards—no crawling or ducking allowed. If a player touches the bar, knocks it off, or falls, they’re out. After each round, lower the bar to increase the challenge. The last player remaining in the game is the winner!
Players take turns walking under the bar while leaning backwards—no crawling or ducking allowed. If a player touches the bar, knocks it off, or falls, they’re out. After each round, lower the bar to increase the challenge. The last player remaining in the game is the winner!