Editorial Review

Test your brainpower with Triazzle. This triangular puzzle is comprised of 16 smaller triangular pieces. The object is to recreate the original illustration by placing the pieces so that they match up with each other and fit into the "bigger picture"--in this case, a small army of dazzling dragonflies. With only one solution, "it's harder than it looks!" might be an understatement. Beautifully designed and illustrated by award-winning nature artist Dan Gilbert, with fun dragonfly facts on the back. Did you know the dragonfly can fly both backward and forward? --Alison Golder ... Read more

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It only LOOKS easy!
Triazzle puzzles look deceptively easy but can be a real challenge. We've had visitors from other countries who liked them so much they had to go out and buy several to take home. They are easy to store and transport so they're great for entertaining on car trips. Our family (teenagers and adults) has enjoyed them so much we now have a whole collection of Triazzle puzzles. A sure hit for puzzle lovers--and they don't take up your whole dining room table! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Eat your heart out, Isaac Newton. Although it is only a simple mobile--infact, a single piece of plastic attached to an (included) nylon filament string--the Spectra-Arc is such an elegant and enchanting toy that even an adult (evenyour favorite executive) might enjoy receiving one. A banana-shaped arc oftranslucent acrylic, with a triangular cross-section, it whirls on its stringand casts rainbows around the room like confetti. For added fun at nighttime,you can shine a flashlight through it. Potentially educational, but mainly just pretty. --Richard Farr ... Read more

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uugh! what is this thing
My wife bought this piece of junk for my kids room, and I can't believe she wasted so much money for a piece of uninteresting plastic. ... Read more