A surprising bounce
An unpredictable bounce and a shared challenge. Play with your natural instincts, rather than focusing on technique.
An ultra-light ball, unpredictable bounces and a shared challenge. Keep Vollegg moving! Young, grown-up or old, everyone can play.

No winners. No losers. Just players.
5 grams (safe indoor game)
Unpredictable bounces that wake up your reflexes
One shared goalThe aim? Keep the rally going for as long as possible.
Sit on the floor so everyone can see one another and pass the egg around.
Tap the egg to one another without catching or throwing it. Bouncing and rolling are part of the game.
As long as it moves, the game goes on! If it stops, start again together.

Play together, not against each other.
An unpredictable bounce and a shared challenge. Play with your natural instincts, rather than focusing on technique.
With family or friends, everyone contributes to the rally at their own pace.
Count your passes, time your rallies or play clockwise. Create your own shared challenge.
Psychomotricity connects movement, perception, emotions and thought. With Vollegg and its ovoid shape, following the egg with your eyes requires constant attention. Adjusting your movements and passing it to another player engages coordination, self-control and spatial awareness.
The Vollegg rule also makes room for mistakes and thereby puts players at ease in record time. A playful way to move, interact with others and connect with your body.
Vollegg is a blue egg weighing just 5 grams, made in France. Find the product, offers and stockists in our shop.
Explore the shopUnfortunately, our shop currently ships only within France. You can also buy the Vollegg egg through Vinted. Find Vollegg on Vinted ↗

No: players tap Vollegg to one another. The aim is to keep it moving together.
Yes, bounces are part of the game. You can also set a shared challenge: play with just one bounce or no bounces at all.
No. Everyone shares the same goal: keep the rally going. If the egg stops, start again together.
Yes! Count passes, switch hands or pass the egg clockwise. Adapt the challenge to your group.