Bocce Courts at the Special Olympics Latin American Games - Panama City, Panama
Innovative inflatable sports courts produced by Packaworld International took to the field at the Latin American Special Olympics Games in Panama April, along with more than 800 athletes from 21 countries >> READ MORE
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ASB Arena - Kilbirnie, Wellington
Making use of an indoor carpeted area within one of the best recreation facilities in Wellington, the 30'x8' Recreation Bocce Courts are set up in minutes.
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Johnsonville Bowls Club - Johnsonville, Wellington
The Packabocce Competition & Recreation courts on display and catching the eye of on-lookers.
Winter League - Chop Shop, Chicago, Illinois
New Astro Turf being used under the Mini Bocce Courts (30' x 8'), making the bocce balls run truer than ever before
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Industry League - The Dawson Restaurant and Bar, Chicago, Illinois
Mini Bocce Courts (30' x 8') being used at Dawson's bar in Chicago - Weekly Leagues
Dogfish Head Intergalactic Tournament - Chicago, Illinois
Full size (60'x12') bocce courts being used at the the annual Dogfish Head Intergalatic Bocce tournament - graced this year by a new product which caught they eye of many.
Bocce Courts at the Special Olympics Asia Pacific Games - Newcastle, NSW
The 2013 Asia Pacific Special Olympics, held in Australia in November, were graced by a New Zealand innovation developed by Packaworld.
Inflated in minutes, the 60' x 12' Bocce court provides a professional , competition standard frame which is not only portable and storable, but fits into the boot of a small car.
The Bocce competition was hosted at the Charlestown Bowling Club, Charlestown, NSW and played on twenty four courts across three bowling greens where over 300 athletes from 32 countries were vying for medals.
Inflated in minutes, the 60' x 12' Bocce court provides a professional , competition standard frame which is not only portable and storable, but fits into the boot of a small car.
The Bocce competition was hosted at the Charlestown Bowling Club, Charlestown, NSW and played on twenty four courts across three bowling greens where over 300 athletes from 32 countries were vying for medals.
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Bocce courts at Special Olympics NZ National Games - Dunedin
"The Special Olympics is growing at over 8% per annum and so every time we have a national games it just gets bigger and bigger," said Kathy Gibson, Special Olympics NZ Chief Executive.
There are ten sports in all one of which is Bocce which was, for the first time in a national competition, being played on inflatable courts developed by NZ based Packaworld.
There are ten sports in all one of which is Bocce which was, for the first time in a national competition, being played on inflatable courts developed by NZ based Packaworld.
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