







..... labelled “the best toy ever!” by one young tester and would be a popular investment-buy for a school or crèche. The children spent all afternoon devising their own games to play with the Crazy Catch net, and it was popular with dads too, who pointed out that it would be great for cricket and baseball training.
ERA Awards
Within a matter of days of purchasing a Professional Crazy Catch for my six and a half year old son, I could see a dramatic improvement in his catching ability, both in technique and co ordination.A knock on effect of this has been much improved confidence in catching, not to mention the fun and enjoyment from playing. It is brilliant for developing and honing catching techniques and provides hours of fun
Peter Such - Consultant Spin Bowling Coach - ECB
“Using Flicx revolutionary crazy catch we are able to test all our keepers reactions to the full. All our keepers thoroughly enjoy using it, and the crazy catch will now regularly feature in our shot stopping sessions in the future, for all of our keepers.”
Dave Woodhall MD of Goalkeeper Development Scheme, and Walsall FC Centre of Excellence Goalkeeping Coach.
“I use the Crazy Catch in training during the week; it helps me get my eye in before my shooting drills.”
Shwan Jalal, AFC Bournemouth First Team Goalkeeper.
“A great piece of equipment, great for hand eye co-ordination, reaction work and a multitude of goalkeeping drills.”
Neil Moss, Between the Sticks Goalkeeping Academy, and AFC Bournemouth’s First Team Goalkeeping Coach.
Crazy catch is a great innovation. We used them at the Andrew-Flintoff Academy where the kids had a crazy catch one minute challenge which they thoroughly enjoyed.
Paul Atkins - former Surrey batsman, Bucks Captain for 10 years, Andrew Flintoff Academy coach.
“Crazy catch is great fun and children really enjoy the fielding practices whilst using it. I'm looking forward to really wane the ball in to the insane side to see what happens,”
England World Cup winner Caroline Atkins
“You can't catch it on your own so anything that helps youngsters get a bit of extra practice in when they need it is always useful. Someone who may be having a few problems with their catching can do five or ten minutes a day developing their own skills. Crazy catches something different that can provide a bit of fun or competition.”
Former Worcestershire and England batsmen Graeme Hick
“Brilliant, fun, love ‘em! You can do a multitude of different things - play competitive fielding games like crazy ball, test hand eye coordination in a way that you can see players fundamental skills visibly improve.”
Rupert Kitzinger, Head Coach, Andrew Flintoff Academy