SIMPLE GAME.

ENDLESS FUN.

THROW ROCKS.

MAKE IT IN.

The simplest game you can play anywhere. Circle up, grab a handful, and toss. No rules to memorize, no gear but a bucket. Beach, backyard, park, tailgate, campsite.

The rules, such as they are.

HOW TO PLAY

Six steps, three rules, zero arguments. Mostly.


CIRCLE UP

Arrange your chairs in a circle around the bucket, at least 3 ft back.

01


GRAB SOME ROCKS

A handful each. Pro move: stash them in your chair pocket.

02


take turns tossing

Go around the circle. Make it in? You’re out.

03


final two

Down to two, the last one gets a redemption shot. Make it, and the game continues.

04


reset

The last person to make it in collects the rocks, rinses them off, and resets.

05


next round

First one in the bucket goes first next round.

06


BOUNCE-OUTS DON’T COUNT

It has to stick on the first drop.

Leave it cleaner

Leave it cleaner than you found it

NO UNDERHAND THROWS

Overhand only.

shoulders Back

Keep them against the chair back.

ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO PLAY

TWO PLAYERS

Split the rocks evenly by color. Take turns until they’re gone. Whoever lands the most rocks wins!

ADULT PLAY

After you’re safe, keep tossing. Call out a player first. Make it and they do the chosen truth, dare, or sip.

WARNING: Small parts – choking hazard. Intended for adults; keep away from children under 12.

The simplest game on the sand. Circle up, grab a handful, and toss. No rules to memorize, no gear but a bucket. Best played with a beer in hand.

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The simplest game on the sand. Circle up, grab a handful, and toss. No rules to memorize, no gear but a bucket. Best played with a beer in hand. 〰️

two friends, one long weekend

A BUCKET,

SOME ROCKS,

ANY PLACE.

It started as a dead-simple game between two UVA friends in Virginia. Shells were hard to find, so they swapped them for rocks, and it worked anywhere.

One Fourth of July weekend, it took off. We haven’t put the bucket down since.


OUTER BANKS

It starts with shells

A dead-simple game built on a bucket and a pile of shells

VIRGINIA BEACH

Shells become rocks

Two UVA friends swap shells for rocks, so the game works anywhere

FOURTH OF JULY

It takes off

One weekend, one bucket, and everyone wants a turn. Now it travels.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED

TO PLAY ANYWHERE.

A bucket, a bag of rocks, and even a tee for the winner. The first batch is almost here. Be first in line.

COMING SOON

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COMING SOON 〰️