Two or three metal plates ("palet") per player; a smaller metal disc, painted to be more visible and acting as a bowl or ball ("bolìn"). Individually or in teams composed of two or three players, with rules fairly similar to bowls or "pétanques".

Palet is a traditional French game, mechanically very similar to the well-known boules, but requiring significantly greater dexterity to play well. Cast iron, slightly convex disks are thrown onto a soft-wooden board ("la planche") from a distance of 5 metres.

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Vendéen Palet is a traditional French game that is popular in the department of Vendée and the east of Brittany. It is an outdoor shuffleboard game that is mechanically similar to boules but requires greater dexterity to play well.

Contents: 1 wooden board (70x70cm), 12 numbered cast palets, 1 cast master. A good idea to play with the whole family! This traditional French Game participates in the atmosphere and ensures good intergenerational laughs !!! Made in France (Brittany).

Aug 23, 2008 · Once you’ve got the hang of keeping your pieces on the board, you can play tactically, trying to knock your opponent’s palets out of the way. Small variations in your palets – age, weight, curve – can all make a difference; and if you enter competitions, you’ll want to mark your palets to ensure that you get your own favourites back.

The Vendéen Palet is played to 11 or 13 points, 15 in final, in teams of 1 to 3 players. The goal is to throw the palet as close as possible to the master, without touching the floor, on the plank located 380 cm away from the thrower for cast iron palets or at 280 cm away for brass palets.

The Breton palet game is a precision game that pits 2 opposing players or teams (of 2 to 4 players) against each other. Stand 5 m (the official distance) away from the board. Don't hesitate to move closer if you're learning.