Numerous purveyors are reporting an abrupt explosion in popularity of the peak '90s toy known as the hacky sack after recent viral social media videos, triggering shortages.

The ’90s floppy foot bag is back and bigger than ever. Parents and teachers couldn’t be happier—or more confused.

Gen Z-ers may be new to the hacky sack craze, but some are proving to be quick studies. via Joey FinkeCredit... Supported by ...

It's been close to 50 years since the hacky sack took high school hallways, college quads, and concert parking lots by storm.

Hacky sacks were a '90s stoner trend. Now, they're taking over high schools as the latest Gen Z fad. Stores are sold out, and ...

US posts featuring hacky sack hashtags jumped by more than 330 percent in a single week in May, with TikTok searches for the ...

Teachers are in shock. Hacky sacks are sold out everywhere. And no one can quite explain why a Gen X stoner game is suddenly ...

At Staples High School in Westport, the weather is heating up, and so are the baseball team’s bats. The Wreckers are 13-5, ...

To passersby, the tight circles of students scattered across campus lawns may seem unusual at first glance. In reality, ...

A couple of weeks ago, a gaggle of freshmen at McCallum High School in Austin, Texas, pulled out a pouch the size of a ...

The footwork-focused sport is having a resurgence and becoming a lunchtime hobby for students at La Salle College High School ...

Stew Leonard’s is getting in on the hacky sack trend that’s sweeping social media with young people around the country. “Grab ...