Other Puzzles

The Cyclone Puzzle Blue, purple and green, or blue, black and silver, can you take apart this devilishly difficult Cyclone Puzzle and then rebuild it? Warning: Age: 8+ Not recommended for children under 3 years due to small parts

The Log Pile is The Timbers, but all grown up! The problem is that it's grown up into a monster! This puzzle could be used as a form of mental torture! Difficulty level Extreme

This creation consists of 2 pieces fashioned after the image of intertwining Bach melodies! It is much trickier than it looks, and is another puzzle which both looks great and feels great in the hand! It was designed by Akio Yamamoto. Difficulty level 4

The Sting - a puzzle with a sting in its tail! It takes just one movement to take this puzzle apart, but there can be some misleading moments along the way. Once apart it can be put back together 2 different ways, leaving you with 2 possible solutions to find! Difficulty level 2

Diz-Puz is a puzzle based on the Maltese Cross and made by the late Edward Disley. Edward spent a considerable time working on his idea to make this puzzle, which he designed and manufactured in the UK. Although just 3 pieces it is indeed a challenge to complete! Each piece is approximately 15cm in length....

The Puzzling Professors compendium of 4 kids puzzles is an ideal introduction to the vast world of puzzles and problem solving, for children aged 6 and up!

The Quandary is a simple concept with just 2 movements to solve it, however don't be fooled, it still takes some puzzling to solve it! Difficulty level 1

Slip the chord from the bar without losing your tempo! A beautifully made British puzzle suitable for every music lover! Not suitable for children under 36 months, small parts could be swallowed or inhaled.

The V-CUBE 7 Illusion is now available in black and yellow - offering a new & different challenge to cubers! It's a 7x7x7 cube made up of black and yellow "cubies", forming a checkerboard scheme on the cube. It may at first glance look effortless to solve - just two colors, afterall - but look again...