Eastpoint
ActiveOverview
EastPoint Sports produces indoor and outdoor recreational sports games, including billiards, table tennis, and badminton products. The company positions itself as a US market leader in this category, distributing through major brick-and-mortar and e-commerce retailers. It manages a portfolio of brands and licenses such as Kan Jam, NFL, NCAA, MLB, NHL, HEAD, Penn, Wild Sports, and Go Gater.123
History
EastPoint Sports was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Succasunna, New Jersey.1 Since inception, the company has grown by developing home recreational products and acquiring licenses from major sports leagues and brands like NFL, MLB, NHL, NCAA, HEAD, and Penn.13 It reported $7.7 million in revenue in 2024 with consistent growth driven by its team.1
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Billiards (pool tables and accessories) | home recreational use | $150 - $1,800 |
| Table Tennis (ping pong tables) | indoor family games | $200 - $800 |
| Badminton (portable sets) | outdoor backyard play | $50 - $300 |
| Volleyball (beach and indoor kits) | portable recreational setups | $100 - $500 |
| Cornhole (game sets) | tailgate and backyard entertainment | $80 - $250 |
Manufacturing
Products are manufactured under the Sporting Goods Manufacturing industry classification (NAICS 33992).1 Specific locations are not detailed, but operations are US-based with design focused on home recreation.23
Notable Products
- Kan Jam - Frisbee-based outdoor game under portfolio brand.
- NFL-licensed games - Recreational products featuring NFL branding.
- HEAD tennis products - Home-use items under HEAD license.
- Portable badminton sets - Outdoor sets for backyard play.
- Table tennis tables - Indoor ping pong tables for family use.
Reputation
EastPoint Sports is recognized among casual users for affordable recreational games with strong retailer availability.12 Enthusiasts note its value pricing but limited mentions in professional circles, focusing on entry-level home products rather than competition-grade equipment.3 Criticisms are absent in available data, with perception centered on consistent growth and broad licensing.1