Brainwright - Flexi Puzzle - Brainteaser, Ages 8+ (Assortment May Vary)

I bought this item as a quiet option for my kids to play with during dinners out on vacation. It seems well built and definitely holds their attention. My 8 year old can do some of the puzzles, and my 11 year old is also challenged by some of the harder ones.

I tried the Brainwright flexi puzzle on my 9 year old, ( on the spectrum yet high functioning), grandson. It was challenging for him at first but the best part about this puzzle is that he continued with it and was not frustrated at all. He was in gaged for at least an hour and a half. After his lunch he went right back to the flexi puzzle. This is a great brain training puzzle in my opinion.

I love puzzles of all kinds! They exercise the brain, get your mind off your troubles and clear your head, and stretch your synapses! This puzzle comes with a booklet of various challenges, beginner and advanced, and gives solutions for the challenges afterward in case you get stuck. I look forward to spending time on many of these.

Flexi Puzzles are really fun. They aren't just for kids 8+. I am doing them as they are helping me exercise my brain in different ways. There are a total of 80 different puzzles and 4 levels of difficulty. These would make good gifts for your kids but also older ones like me that need to have challenges like this to exercise our brains.

A fun puzzle for kids to play with and make different shapes out of. An even more stimulating puzzle for adults to follow the booklet and make the shape from there. Some are easy and some are a challenge. I plan to start at the beginning of the booklet on January first and do one puzzle per day until all are completed. Hopefully one day is enough time for some of the more difficult puzzles. This not just a child's toy!

Brainwright Flexi Puzzle Brainteaser is a great little puzzle. It is 12 small cubes all attached with an elastic string. The cubes are 12 different colors, so that you can rotate and move in any direction. An one player game rated for 8 year olds and up. A plastic zip lock style baggie is included for storage of the puzzle and booklet. It comes with a booklet with 80 challenges. The booklet does have the solutions in the back, but that would be cheating. The puzzle has four difficulty levels, beginner, advanced, expert and master. Each puzzle gets more difficult as you go. I have enjoyed solving each puzzle in order. I have made it to the last few challenges of experts. I am looking forward to the master challenges. I have only been working on the puzzle at doctor appointments, helping with the wait. Next appointment I will be in the master challenges. I think this puzzle toy would be great for children and cognitive learning. It would be a great travel toy as well.

I really like the challenge this puzzle gives. It also helps my fingers stay limber and my brain to focus. It should be kept out of reach of little ones because it could be pulled apart and the pieces are small. It does come with a zip lock bag to keep the puzzle and book together. I would recommend if you like puzzles.

This keeps hands busy on a trip...children from 5 to 65; we spent quite a bit of time trying to make shapes. It also occupied time while in a restaurant, instead of a tablet or phone. The 5-nearly-6-year-old made several shapes with me for about 30 minutes, then on to drawing on a whiteboard. Then electronics, than back to this. The just-turned-4-year-old is not quite ready for it, just a few stretches and she's done. So the age suggestion is correct.

This is a great way to pass time and have fun at The same time. It comes with a booklet of 30 puzzles, with directions The puzzle pieces are flexible and there are so many different Ways to move the pieces. I gave it a 4 only because I Am not real sure of how sturdy the pieces are held together. It is fun to play with.

I got this game and then got Covid the next day so I have not tried to use it as thoroughly as maybe I would under normal circumstances. It seems quite confusing to me. It might be because I am 69 years old. I let my daughter try it and she is 42 and she says it is just OK but not addictive. It did not hold her interest at all.