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# Educational Benefits 3.75" King Height Triple Weighted (3.85 lbs) WE Games Bobby Fischer Ultimate Tournament Staunton Chess Pieces with 3.75 Inch King & Triple Weight Over 3.85 lbs

**Brand:** we games
**Price:** KSh34979
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** WE Games Bobby Fischer Ultimate Tournament Staunton Chess Pieces with 3.75 Inch King & Triple Weight Over 3.85 lbs by we games
- **How much does it cost?** KSh34979 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Staunton Style:** Classic design for easy piece identification.
- • **Ergonomic Design:** Smooth surfaces for comfortable extended gameplay.
- • **Tournament Ready:** Meets USCF & FIDE standards for serious play.
- • **Durable Construction:** Built to last with premium materials and felted bottoms.
- • **Social Skill Booster:** Enhances critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

## Overview

The WE Games Bobby Fischer Ultimate Tournament Staunton Chess Set is a premium chess set designed for serious players, featuring a 3.75-inch king and triple-weighted pieces totaling 3.85 lbs. Crafted to meet USCF and FIDE standards, this set combines ergonomic design with classic Staunton style, ensuring both comfort and elegance during gameplay. Perfect for enhancing critical thinking skills, this set is a must-have for any chess enthusiast.

## Description

This innovative set of chessmen was specifically designed for the serious chess player. The pieces are ergonomically engineered to feature smooth surfaces and seamless edges to make extended games comfortable and a joy to play. The large-headed pawns and bishops, and the grooved knights are easier to grasp. Our premier weighting system is designed to last longer than other weighted chess sets with extra protection added to keep the weights from falling out. With thick billiard felted bottoms, you can rest assured these chess pieces will endure many years of rigorous play.

Review: First let me start by saying that as it usually happens; due to the responsibilities of every day life, I took a long hiatus from chess that lasted for more than 12 years. Back in the mid 2000's -as it is common today as well- most serious players had their luxury wooden chess pieces for home use. And invariably, they used the cheap, standard tournament sets we are all familiar with, while away from home at tournaments, at the park, or at the coffee shop. Those cheap sets are nothing to be sneered at. They are still flooding the market today. They are functional, resilient, the pieces are easily recognizable, and being so cheap, you don't have to worry about losing or scraping a piece. However, the weights usually start becoming loose. Making the pieces rattle weirdly, and in some cases, the weights end up falling out through the green, cheap paper with which these are felted. At some point, I started feeling the need for a plastic set that felt more solid, and looked nicer than what a child uses at most scholastic events. Upon a visit to the Chess World hall of fame Back in the mid 2000's, I had purchased a plastic set that used to be named "The Ultimate Plastic Chess Set". It was one of the first -if not THE first- plastic set that was marketed as "Triple Weighted". The plastic was very solid. The finish on the pieces was matte, thus eliminating the ugly, eye straining glare you get when playing with glossy/shiny pieces when under heavy lighting. The weights were secured in place via internal ridges that made the pieces feel hefty, but more importantly prevented the weights from rattling or coming loose. The bottom of the pieces had a thick, green felt that resembled billiard cloth. This set was SO NICE, that it did not feel out of place when used with my nice wooden board at home. After a few years of use and many more of neglect; the pieces were dirty and grimy. My fault totally. I had kept these out and about. They got coffee spilled on them; years of lint and dust; they fell unto hard, roughly finished floors; were thrown haphazardly into a boxes with sharp objects for a couple of house moves. This year, when I recently started coming back to the joy that is Chess, my first thought was to retrieve these from the depths of my cluttered closet. After seeing how dirty they were, I felt like an idiot for not keeping them at least in a zip lock bag. I cleaned them with a little water, and brushed away the lint bunnies from the felt bottoms with a clean tooth brush. They immediately sprung back to life! I thought to myself: "Well, I probably should buy a spare set to keep at home, and throw this old set in my bag for use away from home". To my horror, I could NOT find these anywhere! I bumped into multiple forum posts where people explained that this set had been permanently discontinued, and that even the old molds had been lost to posterity. At first, I was happy to find a host of companies selling their own style of triple weighted plastic sets. I bought the ProTourney and zukert sets from the chess store, and the Reykjavik from the house of staunton. I was sorely dissapointed in how brittle and cheap the plastic on these sets was! The price to quality relationship was horrendous. The ears on the knights and the cross atop the kings broke off in a couple of these upon the first outing inside my chess bag pouches. That is simply unacceptable. I ended up getting the aforementioned cheap, standard, triple weighted tournament sets from the house of staunton. These at least did not break, but were still the common, somewhat ugly, basic set. By pure chance, I found that Wood Expressions had now created their own molds to replicate my old beloved set, and even improve it in some ways! At first I was apprehensive about the new yellowish color. I saw a youtube video where the pieces looked almost yellow/green, like a highlighter marker. Yuck!! Fortunately, it seems the lighting on that video is what caused this weird greenish hue, and the pieces are really a warm, creamy yellow. Kind of like a creamy stick of butter. I would still have preferred the original off white, but this new color looks surprisingly good with the traditional green and buff regulation boards, and even with my walnut and maple board. I'm pleasantly surprised with the new color. Now, the new model has slightly taller pieces, with wider bases. NOT TO WORRY. The previous model was only slightly below tournament specs being a little smaller and narrower. The difference is almost imperceptible. The newer model is simply now the standard regulation size for tournament play, with a 3.75" king. I have compared the weight, design and feel of the pieces side by side with my original set, and I am 100% satisfied with the new version. Other than the color, I would NOT be able to tell the difference between them. The plastic seems to still be the same hardness and consistency, it is still a matte finish with no glare under any type of lighting. Best of all, they feel and look like a quality set. I have a second set on order coming my way. I want to keep my original set put away at home. One of the new model sets will go with me to tournaments, or for playing during my lunch break at work. While the second of the newer sets will stay in my desk for analysis and playing with visitors at home. I can't say enough good things about this set. If you are on the fence about it, just buy one. You will not regret it. 2022 Update: Even more pleased now. They have now released this Ultimate set in an off-white color! It's really not as plain white as the web pictures are showing. There is definitely a bit of warmth to the color. Perhaps ivory would be a better description of the new color. Not as cream colored as my original ultimates from the early 2000s, but pretty darn close. The new weighting system is a huge improvement. These weights are not going to loosen up any time soon. No more rattle even after a few drops on hard floors. Very impressed. I bought one of these now and donated one of my yellows to my local high school chess club. It seems now that the yellows are not available any more, the people who actually complained about them BEING yellow, are the same folks who want the yellows back?! Come on, people. These new off-white ones are actually even better than my original ultimates! No more dangerous lead weights AND the internal weights can simply not be loosened up unless you actually break/split the chess piece in half. If you have read this far, trust me. This is the most robust plastic set you can buy. Well worth the asking price.
Review: Must be the best plastic set available. Very heavy and well balanced. Excellent quality plastic. The mould marks are just about perceptible if you feel carefully, but invisible in use for sure, and very hard to see even a trace of even on a close visual inspection. The colour is a sort of buff off-white for he white pieces and black for the black ones, both matt finish. Detailing is excellent. The design is close to the classic English 19c Staunton pattern, the bases being relatively large and flat in relation to the standing part of the pieces, which gives a balanced feel in use. A fine classic appearance and feel. It comes in a reasonably robust cardboard box, with the pieces themselves in two plastic snap-shut freezer bags. You will probably want to get cloth bags for it. I bought it to have an un-ostentatious but nice plastic set to take to public places. I'm very glad to have bought it, but won't be using it for that purpose. First, its a bit too heavy to comfortably carry around a lot! Haven't weighed it, but it is really quite heavy. The individual pieces feel just right, but collectively they weigh quite a lot. And the quality of the castings and plastic means that it really doesn't meet the un-ostentatious criterion. Its not as inappropriate as an expensive wooden set would be, but its not really right for taking to a park, so I will be buying another cheaper one for that purpose. Should you get one of these? Yes, if you want a very nice full sized set that happens to be made of plastic. No if you want an un-ostentatious set to take to the park. No if you would prefer a wood set at about the same price, and are prepared to trade off material for what will be inferior feel and detail, but which will be wood, if that matters to you. Personally I am very pleased with this, much prefer it to the cheaper wooden ones or the standard cheap plastic ones, and will be using it as my regular set. I think for the price its the best set you will find. Of course, spend several hundred on a classic wooden Staunton, and you may get something you like better as an object. But for a set of pieces that are excellent quality and a pleasure to play with, this is a fine choice with no downsides.

## Features

- TOURNAMENT READY: This chess set is designed for the tournament player. It meets all USCF (United States Chess Federation) and FIDE (World Chess Federation) standards for chess play. The king measures 3.75 in. (9.52 cm) tall with a 1.65 in. ( 4.19 cm) base diameter. The chessmen are triple weighted and weigh collectively 3.9 lbs (62.4 oz). 34 pieces in total are included in black and ivory including two extra queens, a hallmark of a good chess set.
- ERGONOMIC: These ergonomic engineered chessmen feature smooth surfaces and seamless edges to make extended games comfortable and a joy to play. The large-headed pawns and bishops, and the grooved knight’s stem are easier to grasp. Our premier weight system is designed to last longer than other weighted chess sets with extra protection added to keep the weights from falling out. With thick billiard felted bottoms, you can rest assured this chess set will endure many years of rigorous play.
- STAUNTON STYLE: Staunton design has become the standard for tournament play. The pieces are easily distinguishable making for easier game play. Knights are made to resemble a horse. Kings are the tallest pieces featuring a cross atop a closed crown. Queens are slightly smaller than the kings and feature a coronet topped with a small ball. Rooks feature castle battlements, and bishops resemble a liturgical headdress of a western church. Pawns are the smallest and are topped by a plain ball.
- GOOD FOR YOU: The benefits of chess are enormous. Children who partake in chess boost their critical thinking, problem solving, spatial awareness, and socialization skills making it a great addition to any classroom or household.
- WE GAMES: Making the world’s best traditional games since 1977. Our games are crafted with high quality sustainable materials with attention to fine details. We love bringing people together with our classic board games, and we know the joy of the game will be passed down to the next generation. We also donate time and resources to the Toy Foundation to help children in need who are facing many of life’s most difficult challenges.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Product Dimensions | 4.19 x 4.19 x 9.53 cm; 2.03 kg |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Item model number | 04-4037 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Develop critical thinking and strategic planning skills |
| Number of Game Players | 2 Players |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | No batteries required |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Color | ivory |
| ASIN | B07C2HPMQ5 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WE Games
- **Genre:** Strategy
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of players:** 2 Players
- **Theme:** Sport

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are the white pieces ivory or the yellow color?**
A: The pieces are ivory.

**Q: What color are the light pieces? Are they cream or are they yellow??**
A: They're like a butter yellow color

**Q: What is the weight of the King?**
A: King: 2.89 oz
Queen: 2.57 oz
Rook: 2.10 oz
Bishop: 2.21 oz
Knight: 2.23 oz
Pawn: 1.16 oz
32 piece set total: 55.64 oz = 3.48 lbs = 1.58 kg
This set was purchased in February 2021 and has the ivory (non-yellow) colored white pieces.

**Q: diameter of the pawns?**
A: K- 1&5/8 inches
P- 1&3/16 inches

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by H***7 on 10 August 2018*

First let me start by saying that as it usually happens; due to the responsibilities of every day life, I took a long hiatus from chess that lasted for more than 12 years. Back in the mid 2000's -as it is common today as well- most serious players had their luxury wooden chess pieces for home use. And invariably, they used the cheap, standard tournament sets we are all familiar with, while away from home at tournaments, at the park, or at the coffee shop. Those cheap sets are nothing to be sneered at. They are still flooding the market today. They are functional, resilient, the pieces are easily recognizable, and being so cheap, you don't have to worry about losing or scraping a piece. However, the weights usually start becoming loose. Making the pieces rattle weirdly, and in some cases, the weights end up falling out through the green, cheap paper with which these are felted. At some point, I started feeling the need for a plastic set that felt more solid, and looked nicer than what a child uses at most scholastic events. Upon a visit to the Chess World hall of fame Back in the mid 2000's, I had purchased a plastic set that used to be named "The Ultimate Plastic Chess Set". It was one of the first -if not THE first- plastic set that was marketed as "Triple Weighted". The plastic was very solid. The finish on the pieces was matte, thus eliminating the ugly, eye straining glare you get when playing with glossy/shiny pieces when under heavy lighting. The weights were secured in place via internal ridges that made the pieces feel hefty, but more importantly prevented the weights from rattling or coming loose. The bottom of the pieces had a thick, green felt that resembled billiard cloth. This set was SO NICE, that it did not feel out of place when used with my nice wooden board at home. After a few years of use and many more of neglect; the pieces were dirty and grimy. My fault totally. I had kept these out and about. They got coffee spilled on them; years of lint and dust; they fell unto hard, roughly finished floors; were thrown haphazardly into a boxes with sharp objects for a couple of house moves. This year, when I recently started coming back to the joy that is Chess, my first thought was to retrieve these from the depths of my cluttered closet. After seeing how dirty they were, I felt like an idiot for not keeping them at least in a zip lock bag. I cleaned them with a little water, and brushed away the lint bunnies from the felt bottoms with a clean tooth brush. They immediately sprung back to life! I thought to myself: "Well, I probably should buy a spare set to keep at home, and throw this old set in my bag for use away from home". To my horror, I could NOT find these anywhere! I bumped into multiple forum posts where people explained that this set had been permanently discontinued, and that even the old molds had been lost to posterity. At first, I was happy to find a host of companies selling their own style of triple weighted plastic sets. I bought the ProTourney and zukert sets from the chess store, and the Reykjavik from the house of staunton. I was sorely dissapointed in how brittle and cheap the plastic on these sets was! The price to quality relationship was horrendous. The ears on the knights and the cross atop the kings broke off in a couple of these upon the first outing inside my chess bag pouches. That is simply unacceptable. I ended up getting the aforementioned cheap, standard, triple weighted tournament sets from the house of staunton. These at least did not break, but were still the common, somewhat ugly, basic set. By pure chance, I found that Wood Expressions had now created their own molds to replicate my old beloved set, and even improve it in some ways! At first I was apprehensive about the new yellowish color. I saw a youtube video where the pieces looked almost yellow/green, like a highlighter marker. Yuck!! Fortunately, it seems the lighting on that video is what caused this weird greenish hue, and the pieces are really a warm, creamy yellow. Kind of like a creamy stick of butter. I would still have preferred the original off white, but this new color looks surprisingly good with the traditional green and buff regulation boards, and even with my walnut and maple board. I'm pleasantly surprised with the new color. Now, the new model has slightly taller pieces, with wider bases. NOT TO WORRY. The previous model was only slightly below tournament specs being a little smaller and narrower. The difference is almost imperceptible. The newer model is simply now the standard regulation size for tournament play, with a 3.75" king. I have compared the weight, design and feel of the pieces side by side with my original set, and I am 100% satisfied with the new version. Other than the color, I would NOT be able to tell the difference between them. The plastic seems to still be the same hardness and consistency, it is still a matte finish with no glare under any type of lighting. Best of all, they feel and look like a quality set. I have a second set on order coming my way. I want to keep my original set put away at home. One of the new model sets will go with me to tournaments, or for playing during my lunch break at work. While the second of the newer sets will stay in my desk for analysis and playing with visitors at home. I can't say enough good things about this set. If you are on the fence about it, just buy one. You will not regret it. 2022 Update: Even more pleased now. They have now released this Ultimate set in an off-white color! It's really not as plain white as the web pictures are showing. There is definitely a bit of warmth to the color. Perhaps ivory would be a better description of the new color. Not as cream colored as my original ultimates from the early 2000s, but pretty darn close. The new weighting system is a huge improvement. These weights are not going to loosen up any time soon. No more rattle even after a few drops on hard floors. Very impressed. I bought one of these now and donated one of my yellows to my local high school chess club. It seems now that the yellows are not available any more, the people who actually complained about them BEING yellow, are the same folks who want the yellows back?! Come on, people. These new off-white ones are actually even better than my original ultimates! No more dangerous lead weights AND the internal weights can simply not be loosened up unless you actually break/split the chess piece in half. If you have read this far, trust me. This is the most robust plastic set you can buy. Well worth the asking price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***N on 25 December 2025*

Must be the best plastic set available. Very heavy and well balanced. Excellent quality plastic. The mould marks are just about perceptible if you feel carefully, but invisible in use for sure, and very hard to see even a trace of even on a close visual inspection. The colour is a sort of buff off-white for he white pieces and black for the black ones, both matt finish. Detailing is excellent. The design is close to the classic English 19c Staunton pattern, the bases being relatively large and flat in relation to the standing part of the pieces, which gives a balanced feel in use. A fine classic appearance and feel. It comes in a reasonably robust cardboard box, with the pieces themselves in two plastic snap-shut freezer bags. You will probably want to get cloth bags for it. I bought it to have an un-ostentatious but nice plastic set to take to public places. I'm very glad to have bought it, but won't be using it for that purpose. First, its a bit too heavy to comfortably carry around a lot! Haven't weighed it, but it is really quite heavy. The individual pieces feel just right, but collectively they weigh quite a lot. And the quality of the castings and plastic means that it really doesn't meet the un-ostentatious criterion. Its not as inappropriate as an expensive wooden set would be, but its not really right for taking to a park, so I will be buying another cheaper one for that purpose. Should you get one of these? Yes, if you want a very nice full sized set that happens to be made of plastic. No if you want an un-ostentatious set to take to the park. No if you would prefer a wood set at about the same price, and are prepared to trade off material for what will be inferior feel and detail, but which will be wood, if that matters to you. Personally I am very pleased with this, much prefer it to the cheaper wooden ones or the standard cheap plastic ones, and will be using it as my regular set. I think for the price its the best set you will find. Of course, spend several hundred on a classic wooden Staunton, and you may get something you like better as an object. But for a set of pieces that are excellent quality and a pleasure to play with, this is a fine choice with no downsides.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***D on 2 September 2025*

Honestly these are the best weighted plastic pieces to pair with a 50 to 55mm board. This is the V3 model and so the weights are build Into the moulds themself and not glued in. This prevents weights coming loose over time and rattling. Would 100% recommend for durability, quality and longevity.

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