Rainbow HoopKlipperz

Hold hoops together securely with these high-impact ABS-plastic clips! Create obstacle courses, throwing patterns, agility races, and more!

Versatile, Durable Design

Simply snap one side of the HoopKlipperz on to a hoop to connect the other side to a second hoop. A rubber insert inside of each C-shaped clip compresses and forms around the hoops to securely hold them into place so hoops won't wobble or easily come apart.

HoopKlipperz keep the hoop stable, so students can run to the horizontal hoops on the floor and throw through the vertical hoops in the air! Each clip end can also rotate, so you can change the angle as you wish.

ABS plastic construction is resistant to breaking and can be used indoors or out. Clips come in the same Rainbow colors as our DuraHoop sets, so you can easily color coordinate clips and hoops!

Each clip set includes activity instructions to provide instant activity ideas for all ages. HoopKlipperz fit DuraHoop Hoops but are not compatible with DuraHoop Skinny Hoops.

15 Fun and Skill-Based Activity Ideas Using Rainbow HoopKlipperz

The Rainbow HoopKlipperz are colorful, easy-to-use plastic clips designed to securely attach hoops together in creative configurations—whether flat on the ground or standing upright. Their unique benefit lies in transforming ordinary hoops into 3D structures like tunnels, arches, and targets for movement-based activities. By using these versatile clips with standard hoops such as the Rainbow DuraHoop sets, teachers can build endless obstacle layouts that promote agility, balance, coordination, crawling, jumping, throwing and more. Below are 15 inventive ways to integrate Rainbow HoopKlipperz into physical education lessons that teach and reinforce fundamental movement skills across all age groups.

1. Tunnel Time Trials: Connect hoops to form low tunnels using HoopKlipperz. Students race to crawl through them. Teaches Crawling and Agility.

2. Hop Through Hoops: Lay hoops flat in a zigzag pattern and connect with clips to prevent movement. Students hop through each one. Teaches Hopping and Coordination.

3. Jump Ring Relay: Create vertical hoop gates that students must jump through during relay races. Focuses on Jumping and Landing.

4. Rainbow Ring Toss: Use standing hoops as upright targets for students to throw beanbags through. Teaches Throwing and Aiming.

5. Zigzag Zappers: Create a zigzag tunnel and have students weave through without touching hoops. Focuses on Dodging and Body Awareness.

6. Crawl & Catch Course: After crawling through connected hoop tunnels, students catch a tossed ball at the end. Combines Crawling and Catching.

7. Slide & Shoot: Build a low hoop tunnel ending in a target hoop goal. Students slide a ball through the tunnel and into the goal. Teaches Rolling and Aiming.

8. Hoop Hop Archway: Connect hoops into upright arches, and students hop under each arch with a pause. Emphasizes Hopping and Body Control.

9. Pull ‘n’ Pop Path: Attach resistance bands between two hoop arches. Students pull through them. Teaches Pulling and Core Strength.

10. Agility Rainbow Run: Connect hoops into a long ladder path. Students run through it using agility footwork. Focuses on Agility and Coordination.

11. Twist & Turn Tunnel: Build a wavy tunnel shape. Students twist through the tunnel without touching the sides. Teaches Twisting and Flexibility.

12. Swing Through Stations: Use ribbons or balls hanging in vertical hoops. Students swing arms through without touching. Builds Swinging and Coordination.

13. Color Coded Circuit: Assign movement tasks based on the color of each connected hoop (e.g., red = jump, blue = crawl). Teaches Movement Variety and Decision-Making.

14. Hoop House Hangout: Build a cube or dome structure using multiple hoops and clips for creative play or stretching stations. Encourages Stretching and Exploration.

15. Throw-Thru Challenge: Students throw balls through multi-level hoops. Score points based on height. Develops Throwing and Aiming.