A Couple Tips Here

1. Make sure the ball is seated in the small hole well (drop it in from the big hole).
2. Toss the Caddy higher to give more pressure when landing.
3. The faster it is flipping when it lands, the more likely to pop!
4. Play on a smooth surface. This will help create a good seal to shoot the ball.

Fear not, you will be able to play on any surface soon! Stay tuned 😊

Tips

1. Drop the ball in the big hole and lightly push it into the small hole until it holds in place.
2. Expand the Caddy all the way.
3. Hold the Caddy near the ball end only (leave 2-3 ribs untouched to collapse)
4. Slap the back of the Caddy with the PALM of your hand to create an air seal - if you don't seal it, you wont get a good shot.

NO - Most games are played without drinking. Read the details of each game to understand how to play with and without drinking.

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The best way to get a good seal and prevent "wonkiness" is to follow these steps:

1. Expand the caddy beyond the drink height
2. Push the drink into the top hole, until it hits the bottom
3. Make sure the bottom of the drink is centered around the lip on the bottom hole
4. Collapse the desired sections until the top of the caddy creates a seal on the drink
5. Don't pull up on the drink to fix wonkiness. If you need to change the ribs expanded, take the drink out and start again

Tips on beverage heights:

• Normal Can: expand 2 sections
• Tall Boy, Slim Can or Bottle: expand 3-4 sections
• Coors Cans: expand 2-3 sections

Pretty much! The Caddy will fit most standard drink sizes and even the funky ones. Anything from a tiny slim can, to a tall boy can.

Just make sure you have the right number of ribs expanded to fit your drink. And make sure to use the silicone ends to seal around your beverages.

Yes! All of the insulators are made from food grade silicone that is dishwasher safe. So, spill all the drinks you want or play games in the mud - you're in the clear.

The Caddy will keep up with your normal neoprene/foam sleeve. They do the job, but they are not considered a "performance" insulator.

P.S. make sure you get that air tight seal and snug fit!