Sometimes the best gift you can give is something that looks cool while you play with it. The Shashibo Shape Shifting Box with 36 Rare Earth Magnets is kind of like if you turned a puzzle into a kaleidoscope and made it three-dimensional. This award-winning puzzle transforms into new, beautiful patterns with every twist and turn, and for a limited time, it’s on sale for $16.99 (Reg. $42).
For a lot of puzzle boxes, the anticipation is where the fun ends. You pick it up, and there’s very little it can do beyond a few patterns. The Shashibo Shape-Shifting Box uses 36 Rare Earth Magnets to create 70+ shapes you can twist out. There’s something new to love with every turn. Use it as an evolving piece of display art, or just sit down and watch the three-dimensional successor to the old Windows Media Player graphics.
The Shashibo Shape-Shifting Box is an award-winning Innovative Patented Product Toy of The Year 2020, 2021, and 2022 Finalist. It’s a fun, stimulating toy designed for ages 8 and up. You can even give this 3D puzzle a boost by attaching another. The magnetic construction makes it easy to combine two or more Shashibos so you can just keep building larger shapes with expanded possibilities.
Shashibo puzzles are built to last, which is good because they never really get old. These puzzle cubes are made from high-quality plastic mold with a tear-proof matte or high-gloss surface, so they likely won’t break easily from normal use. These make for great gifts for STEM or STEAM-minded kids, or they’re awesome sensory distractions. Stressed? Fiddle with your cool puzzle until the world feels a little better.
This 3D puzzle is likely the most enticing gift box you’ll ever give, and it could be a great tool for stimulating creativity and curiosity for kids 8 and older. Get the Shashibo Shape Shifting Box with 36 Rare Earth Magnets for a limited time on sale for $16.99 (Reg. $42).
Shashibo Shape Shifting Box with 36 Rare Earth Magnets – $16.99
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