Buy Low Price From Here Now Bucky Balls and Toys
Imagine a Rubik's Cube that actually makes you smarter; an Erector Set that never stops erecting; a Hula Hoop you don't look ridiculous playing with; Silly Putty that isn't silly; cram it all in a jar, turn the fun up to 11, and you've got BuckyBalls! Each set contains 216 small, powerful rare earth magnets that can be shaped, molded, torn apart and snapped together in UNLIMITED WAYS. Make sculptures, puzzles, patterns, shapes, stick stuff to the fridge, invent a new game trying to find something more useful is useless. For ages 12+. PLEASE NOTE: This product contains many very small, powerful magnets. Because of the risk of ingestion of these magnets and their subsequent dangers, we highly discourage their use in households with small children. Adult supervision is recommended.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
By | C. A. De Cruz (Orange County,NY) |
By | C. Sakamoto "Hoplow" |
You can separate them into strands, combine them into form. Since they are balls sometimes they roll and snap into unexpected configurations.
The previous reviewer is right about one thing, don't pay more than $24.99. That's what the price is multiple places on the net.
WARNING: Be carefull around electronics, they are powerful magnets that could damage your computer, tv, watches and other things. Each ball is very small, maybe 1/8 of an inch across and easily swalled individually or in small clumps. The package says not to play with them if you have a pacemaker. Oh and don't take them to work, you will find yourself playing with them instead of doing your reports (Or so I've heard, mine are at home).
By | K. Groh (Pennsylvania) |
They are polarized (they have a positive and negative) so manipulating them into shapes can take a gentle hand and patience as you work them to rotate around.
I love making the cube but it takes a little practice.
They are a little pricey but they are so much fun in their own quirky way. There is something nice about the way they feel as your hand works them into new shapes.
I would caution that my 10 year-old son had too much fun with them the first day and lost one of the balls. Since they are magnetic and small, it is almost impossible to find - although we did eventually find it stuck to a return vent...