Pregame, Party or Pro Bundle? Choosing Drinking Accessories for Your Group

Wild Man Drinking sells three bundles that scale up from a small group to a large one. The tricky part isn't the price, it's matching the quantity to what you'll really use. Here is how to size the choice.

What the three bundles contain

According to the Wild Man Drinking website, the Pregame Bundle includes 3 Krak'ins, a Flap 3-Pack and a DraftTop; the Party Bundle includes 4 Krak'ins, a Flap 3-Pack and a Bierstick; and the Pro Bundle includes 7 Krak'ins, 2 Flap 3-Packs, a DraftTop and a Bierstick. The Krak'in is described as a portable beer shotgunning tool with a built-in funnel and a detachable keychain. Prices are shown on the site and change, so check the current figures.

Bundle	Krak'ins	Extras	Best for
Pregame	3	1 Flap 3-Pack, 1 DraftTop	A small group of friends
Party	4	1 Flap 3-Pack, 1 Bierstick	A mid-sized gathering
Pro	7	2 Flap 3-Packs, 1 DraftTop, 1 Bierstick	Large groups, events, tailgates

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Step 1: Count the people who will use it

Tools like these are usually shared in turns, so you do not need one per guest. A useful rule of thumb is one tool per two to three people at a typical gathering; adjust upward if you expect many people at once.

Step 2: Decide which extras matter

• Bierstick: listed as a beer syringe, which is a different style of serving. It's the item to include if you want variety.
• DraftTop and Flap packs: accessories included in some bundles. Check the product pages to see exactly what they do before deciding they are worth it for your event.

Step 3: Think about storage and reuse

If the products will live in a bag or a glovebox, a small bundle is plenty. If you run recurring events or tailgates, a larger bundle can work out better per piece.

Step 4: Compare per-piece value honestly

The site displays crossed-out comparison prices. Instead of relying on those, divide the bundle price by the number of items you will actually use. Individual items can sometimes be better value than a bundle containing pieces you do not need.

Responsible use

• These products are for adults of legal drinking age only.
• Never drive after drinking. Plan a ride or a designated driver.
• Rapid drinking games raise the risk of harm. Know your limits, and look after friends who have had too much.
• Follow venue rules; many places restrict this kind of equipment.

Planning by event type

Event	Typical group	What to think about
Small get-together at home	4–8 people	A small bundle is enough; storage matters
Tailgate or camping trip	8–20 people	Portability, cleaning on the go, local rules
Bachelor or birthday party	10–25 people	Custom or larger bundle, plan non-alcoholic options
Corporate or bar event	Varies	Custom Krak'ins for branding; check venue policy

Gifts and custom orders

The brand lists custom Krak'ins for events or businesses. If you are ordering a number of units for a wedding party, a team or a venue, ask about minimum quantities, artwork requirements, production time and the refund position on custom items, because custom goods are often treated differently from standard stock. For a one-off gift, the keychain feature makes the standard Krak'in easy to pass along. Whatever you choose, include non-alcoholic options at your event, and make sure every guest has a safe way home.

Frequently asked questions

Are these products legal everywhere?

Not necessarily. Some venues, campuses, events and regions restrict drinking-game equipment. Check the rules before you bring any of it.

Is there an age requirement?

Alcohol products are for adults of legal drinking age in your location. Do not provide them to anyone underage.

What if I am unhappy with an order?

The site states a satisfaction guarantee with a full refund. Read the refund and shipping policies for the details before ordering, especially for custom items.

A quick sizing rule

Count the people who will realistically use the gear at once, divide by two or three, and round up. Add one if you also host outdoors where pieces get lost, and subtract one if you expect to use the items rarely. That number is a better guide to which bundle to buy than the discount shown next to it. Revisit the decision after your first event: if half the set stayed in the bag, you bought too large a bundle.

Storage, cleaning and reuse

Rinse reusable tools after every event and let them dry fully before packing them away, since residue attracts bacteria and smells. Keep small parts together in a labelled bag so nothing is lost between parties. If a piece is cracked or worn, replace it rather than risk it failing during use. For events with many guests, wash and dry tools between users when practical.

A gentler alternative for the same budget

If you host often but your group prefers relaxed drinks, you might get more use from a good cocktail shaker, a jigger and a set of glasses than from party tools. The brand sells an insulated shaker in its Fancy Man Collection, which suits that kind of evening. Think about what your friends actually enjoy, and buy for that, not for an imagined wild party.

Conclusion

Pick the Pregame Bundle for small, occasional use, the Party Bundle if you host a few times a year, and the Pro Bundle only if you really have a group or event that will use it. Check the current contents, price and the money-back guarantee stated on the site before you order.

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