Here's an engaging game that tests hand-eye coordination. It's a unique and interactive way to spend time with friends and family, focusing on consistent catches within a set time limit. It can be adapted in various ways, such as a catching game between two people or a fun drinking game, offering versatility for different gatherings. The game includes two types of PLA-infilled balls in 5% and 10% Gyroid infill, ensuring durability and less bounce, making it suitable for various surfaces. I've included a picture of a standard T-Ball for size reference. Using a T-Ball or a tennis ball can increase the challenge, providing a fun twist for those seeking it. It's also great for playing fetch with your dog, offering an engaging activity for pets too. Feel free to experiment with different balls for varied difficulty levels and creative play. Join in the fun and enjoy!

• Side Note - for the U-Loop print I used slim tree supports on the inside and outside as it used less material, but my recommendation is the remove the internal supports first as the can be a pain when it has sit for a while. If you never worked with supports in a tight space then I recommend removing from the branched out area first as it will be better in removing them. I also recommend lightly sanding the outside where the supports were to smooth out the roughness as well as the end on the loops. A deburring tool is also recommended if you have one. Most hands can squeeze inside the U-Loop but don't force in if it's tight.