Profi Cube - 6-Pack

I bought these for my son after seeing him work one out pretty quickly at a session for GATE. Always looking for something to keep him busy that isn't the TV or tablet, i decided to find some of these little foam puzzles for him to use. These are really great for kids and adults, quality quiet time that isn't stressful or demanding and has varying levels of difficulty.. I highly recommend them for the ambitious younger child all the way up to yourself, because I am not ashamed to admit, one took me quite a while to get done. Great colors too!

My 7 year old likes these. A bit challenging at firsy, but got the hang of it and now it's a perfect non-electronic "quiet please" toy when I bring the kids out of the house. Note that within the set, the difficulty varies fairly widely, blue the easiest, violet the hardest (blue, green, yellow, orange, red, violet) so you can i troduce them in that order.

Was very entertaining. I like how it wasn't just the six original, but they combined cubes to make more levels. It kept my kids entertained for a plane ride there and back from a vacation, which was about 3 and a half hours!

These are awesome for travel and puzzle lovers. They offer lots of possibilities and can be done over and over again, because they aren't obvious in how they go together. I purchased for a 13 year old on the Autism spectrum, but they would be great for 4th and up. Quiet and focused activity. Grat buy

I love these! They are great fidgets for kids in the classroom. Every level is fun. I just wish they weren't so expensive - but I cannot find them cheaper anywhere.

This item is exactly the same as The Profi Cube - Set of 6 Foam Puzzle Cubes - Ages 7 to AdultHowever this product is 21.95 and the other is only 12.99. Pictures are different but it is the same product

$20.00 is ridiculous!

While the pack is labeled as being 9/10 difficulty, some in the pack are easier than others. However, the way the product is designed allows the user to mix an match pieces in the pack in the cubes and extended structures. That is where the true challenge lies!