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BRIO Labyrinth with Extra Boards

SKU: 

VP6761410571

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Description:

This classic game of skill is great addition to the family game closet. Use the two knobs on the box to steer the ball through the wooden labyrinth, the closer you get to the goal, the more points you score! Includes two additional beginner boards. Size: 11.4 x 12.6 inches

Features:
  • Improves concentration coordination

  • Use the handles to guide the steel ball through the maze

  • Includes two additional beginner boards with simpler labyrinths and fewer holes

  • Perfect for developing motor skills, perception, reasoning, and most of all, patience

  • For ages 6 and above

Product Details:
Product Length: 13.58 inches
Product Width: 4.13 inches
Product Height: 15.35 inches
Product Weight: 0.44 pounds
Package Length: 15.12 inches
Package Width: 13.54 inches
Package Height: 4.33 inches
Package Weight: 4.63 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews
 
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 5 customer reviews )
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5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

4a-maze-ing  Jan 14, 2008
By wiz
this toy holds the interest of our 8 year old son. a plus is that it is a game he can play on his own, and its advancing levels keep him challenged. one drawback is that the tiny silver balls required to play can often go missing.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

4Yassir  Dec 14, 2008
By yassir abdulrahman
I palyed with this game 30 years ago.
I purchased it as a special gift for my kids.
I had the same fun when I was in their age.
They show the same interest when I was in their age.
I did not regret it.
It had the same quality as I remember.
Thanks for BRIO..

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5Mine is 40+ years old  Dec 13, 2008
By Wendy L. Stein
It's on it's third generation of kids. The current generation like the older generations to show them and then compete with them. It can be timed event or number of loops as in how many times can you go forward and backward until you drop the ball.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

4Classic fun  Jan 10, 2010
By Foodie
This is a classic toy that is fun for all ages. I love the three different boards (easy, medium, hard) so younger kids can try it. The red is fun and looks great in our den.

4fun  Jan 07, 2012
By Pen Name
My sister and I played this game at a relative's house when we were children. She now has children of her own and I thought this would be a fun gift for her and her kids. I played it myself when it arrived and it seems to be good quality and still lots of fun.