Almost 100 different puzzles priced between $15 and $20! Easy puzzles, tricky puzzles, difficult puzzles; shopping for a man gift for His special birthday, Father's Day or Christman, or even something for Mum for Mother's Day, you won't have any problem finding something just right here to challenge them!
The puzzle is to separate the four pieces from each other then put them back together again. Even when you think you've almost got it there's another secret to unlock... and then there's the problem of putting it back together.
Separate the 4 pieces of the puzzle. True bonds has always been hard to form, but once formed such bonds are eternal and hard to break. The inventor Uyematsu says that his original version was created with this image in his mind, but the puzzle was completed into a cast puzzle with a bond that is truly difficult to unravel. How would you go about breaking and forming this bond? There are two approaches to this puzzle and we challenge you to both!
This puzzle is one of these rare puzzles revived in it's new form. The key of the puzzle is decisively navigating its labyrinth, in which exists one point of weakness for you to break through. For the indecisive part of you!
There are two goals to the Cast Nutcase created by the Dutch puzzle inventor, Oskar van Deventner. 1. Remove the small nut by disassembling the Cast Nutcase. 2. Cast puzzle enthusiasts (some call them nutcases) can enjoy trying to change the wording on the bolt from "nut-case" to "case-nut".
The object of this brilliant cast metal puzzle is to take the two interlocked loops apart and take them out of the surrounding planet like structure, then get the puzzle back together again. The puzzle was designed for Hanayama by Oskar van Deventner of The Netherlands and released in 2008.
Can you take it apart? Can you assemble it again? Getting the two parts of the loop back together again will be much trickier than you might think. The puzzle comes on a leather thong so that you can use is as a pendant – it certainly makes a baffling piece of jewellery.
Created by the young Finnish puzzle designer Vesa Timonen. The key word is "Synthesis".
The puzzle is to separate the four pieces from each other then put them back together again. Four pieces of the same shape are loosely interlocked to make the puzzle. The pieces fit loosely together and it seems they should be easy to take apart.
Can you take the three pieces of the puzzle apart? Can you get the puzzle back together again? There are three interwoven pieces to the puzzle. Can you separate each piece of the puzzle?
It may appear to be a box like lump with a hole in the middle but it's really two coiled up, virtually identical pieces. The challenge is to take the two pieces apart by sliding and rotating them.
The puzzles is to try to separate the two H's that are locked together. As the name suggests this cast metal puzzle consists of two pieces shaped like the letter H.
This puzzle has such a beautiful shape that it could easily be mistaken for a piece of jewelry. Its surface features extremely unusual cuts; actually, this marble is a puzzle that can be broken up into 4 pieces. This advanced design is the creation of Bram Cohen & Oskar van Deventner. If you succeed in breaking up the marble, carefully examine the surface of the sections of each piece. The theme of this puzzle is "Sphere."
Two ancient looking medals engraved with a flowing river and a swimming salmon. Will you be able to retrieve the ring the salmon holds in its mouth? This puzzle was designed by British puzzle creator, James Dalgety, after the legend of the Ring and the Salmon, which figures on the coat of arms of Glasgow City. The theme of this puzzle is "Legend."
The puzzle is to separate the 4 pieces of the two rings. Yes 4 not 2. Even thought the puzzle looks like 2 cast Donuts intertwined together. There is almost no movement in the puzzle. The two donuts will spin within each other but the parts of each donut will barely move. Or will they?
Hanayama puzzles come packaged with a printed solution. Not offered as standard by other sellers.
Even though these are just new we still offer them as part of our discounted sets of 6 or 12 Hanayama puzzles.
Can you separate the three links of the chain and then get it back together again? What's special about this puzzle is that it can be solved three different ways, depending on which of the three pieces has been chosen as the middle link.
Can you separate the five pieces of the 3D jigsaw and then get them back together again? At first glance the pieces do not seem as though they are un-lockable. If you do get them apart there's a whole new problem for you to get them back together again.
Can you separate the 'Adam' and 'Eve' loops from the heart? Of course, this is only half the puzzle... don't forget you have to put it back the same way you found it to say you've actually done the puzzle.
The three pieces of this puzzle just slide apart, you don't need to force them. Can you work out the twisting movement required to achieve this and to then get them back together again?
This puzzle, utilising pieces resembling equipment used in the sport of cricket, can be traced back to a puzzle patented in England back in 1898. The world's only remaining original version of this puzzle is part of the personal collection of James Dalgety in England.
The object is to separate the two parts - N E W S. The level of difficulty is very high because it's very difficult to work out the solution to the puzzle. Once done the puzzle is not difficult to memorise.
The five separate rings can be taken apart and put back together again to form a very large ring. The ring is a puzzle, not meant to be worn as jewellery. The diameter is 30mm.
The Radix puzzle is known for both it's monumental looks and somewhat organic styling and movement. The entire unit gives off an air of antique wisdom, the pieces joined at the base in chaotic harmony.
This cube is actually a maze from which you have to remove the segment of a sphere. The segment inside can be moved around but how to find the 14 set moves, in order, to remove it from the cube? There are many reviewers, including Rik van Grol writing in CFF Magazine, who believe this puzzle warrants a rating even higher than Level 3 out of 6.
The puzzle is to try to get the three pieces apart and then back together again. To the people at Hanayama it looked like a strange adornment weaved into a "coiffure" design.
The object is to slide the photos around until you can get the overall picture! Dissect one larger photo and watch the fun as people try to put it together. Or just use it for 8 different photos.
Tantrix Xtreme is a more fiendish (and extreme) version of Tantrix Discovery. It contains 8 loop puzzles with an extra twist: no colour clue is given for each level. Plus 2 new tricky pyramid puzzles!
Your aim is to build loops of various shapes and sizes, starting with just 3 tiles. Each new tile added gives you a different and more challenging puzzle. Race yourself against the challenge times given on the pack.
The puzzle is to separate the eight pieces - if you can never do this puzzle it can always be used a a teapot stand.
At first glance this puzzle appears to be an impossible object. In puzzle terms, an impossible object is a puzzle that will not come apart or looks physically impossible to make. For this type of puzzle, the puzzle is to determine how it was made in the first place. The Puzzle Sticks is NOT an impossible object. It will come apart without the use of force.
Strategically placed magnets will either pull the puzzle pieces together or force them apart.
The puzzle has the same 7 pieces as originally designed by Danish poet and writer Piet Hein in 1936. You think you know how to do the Soma Cube already? But are you ready for this new twist on an old favourite?
Both patience and skill are needed when positioning the 12 odd-shaped wooden pieces back within the frame. Beautiful to look at but difficult to master.
Described as a Contemporart Art Puzzle, Mosaic is 12 pieces made from triangles joined in different formats, some double layered, to be packed inside a wooden frame. The final solution is a double sided puzzle. Very high quality crafted wooden puzzle.
Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over Original painting by Robert Campbell held by the Campbell Family Trust. Finished size: 410mm x 290mm
Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over From the "Waterworld" series of puzzles the brightly coloured graphics by Stephnie McLaughlin will present a fun challenge for children just starting out with jigsaw puzzles. Finished size: 410mm x 290mm
Difficulty Rating: 2/10 Teen/Adult 7/10 Child Suitable 4 years and over From the "Waterworld" series of puzzles the brightly coloured graphics by Stephnie McLaughlin will present a fun challenge for children just starting out with jigsaw puzzles.
The puzzle box looks like there's no way in; no obvious lid; no obvious base. Just a sealed box with no obvious opening.
Alan Boardman designed a mini (actually microscopic better describes it...) box puzzle called the Aha Box in 2004. He presented it in the Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange at IPP24 held in Tokyo.
This puzzle has been upsized from that so there is enough space inside if you want to include a surprise. It's great to give just as puzzle box though.
Just the right size to put a gift card inside for that extra puzzling fun at Christmas!
Set of 6 small wire disentanglement puzzles selected at random from these 12. A bit like a lucky dip! All good puzzling fun. Guaranteed 6 different puzzles selected from these 12. For larger photo see detail page. If you want all 12 different puzzles you can get them here. Discount applies for set of 12.
The 5 L-shaped pieces fit in the tray in only one way. Try to find the solution. Difficulty rating 6 out of 7. This puzzle is a very deceptive design by Jürgen Reiche.
The challenge is to fit all the pieces of cheese into the frame. No - it's not good enough to get just 3 of them in. All 4 will definitely fit. Another deceptive design by Jürgen Reiche.
Solid wooden jigsaw makes a Octopus. Great educational puzzle. Letters a-z on one side. Numbers 1-26 on the other. 26 brightly painted coloured pieces. A fun way to learn counting and the alphabet!
Difficulty 3 The object of the puzzle is to pack all the pieces inside the diced box and be able to close the lid. Each piece is a 45mm long rod with a series of either 1, 2 or 3 notches.
Difficulty 3 The object of the puzzle is to pack the 4 pieces inside the diced box and be able to close the lid. Pieces are made from a combination of three square shaped rods put together in complex shapes plus a single rod.
Ages 8 to Adult. The puzzle is to line up the numbers in sequential order by sliding the tiles and flipping the cylinder to reverse the numbers on top and bottom. Watch out! Each time you flip the cylinder you reverse 6 of the 10 numbers.
This is an original twisty puzzle design called D-Ball from Japan.This is not a normal 2x2 rubik type puzzle. The movement is based on a 2x2x2 mechanism, but this mechanism is different from other standard 2x2x2 puzzles. It has 8 moveable pieces to the puzzle but because of the different designs per piece which are symmetrical distributed, the puzzle gives the illusion that it is made of 24 pieces when mixed.Each piece has only 1 right angle.There are no triangular pieces in the puzzle.
This is an original twisty puzzle design called D-Ball from Japan.This is not a normal 2x2 rubik type puzzle. The movement is based on a 2x2x2 mechanism, but this mechanism is different from other standard 2x2x2 puzzles. It has 8 moveable pieces to the puzzle but because of those three colors per piece which are symmetrical distributed, the puzzle gives the illusion that it is made of 24 pieces when mixed.Each piece has only 1 right angle.There are no triangular pieces in the puzzle.
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 22 interlocking pieces into the baseball caught in the baseball mit on the stand. The perfect present for the baseball or softball player in your household. A must have for baseball collectors. A great trophy with plenty of space on the stand to mount a plaque or name plate.
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 17 interlocking pieces into the bowling pin and bowling ball on a stand. Why not puzzle the ten pin bowler in your life? Or use as a fun trophy for the next Ten Pin Bowling night you organise. The stand is included and forms part of the puzzle. The puzzle will sit on the stand locked together without falling apart.
Prepare to be absolutely amazed by the smoothness and sturdiness of this cube! Vcube is the 21st century cube. This is the original patented V-CUBE 5™ made in Greece not a Magic Cube cheap copy. It's a multicoloured, five-layered cube with exceptional quality and incredibly smooth rotation. Available with either black or white background cube color.
Packaged in a groovy asymmetric balancing pack with a detailed printed instructions.
Solid wooden jigsaw with brightly coloured Noah's Ark and Animal pieces. Very educational puzzle. Each piece marked with a letter A - Z. 26 pieces that interlock. A fun way to learn the alphabet!
The object is to untangle the puzzle and release the gift.
Use this Crafty Conundrum next time you want to present a gift of chocolates or any boxed gift to someone special. Surround the box with love by locking it up in this wooden heart puzzler.Don't Break my Heart is the sweetest gift idea for that someone special in your life.To indulge in the gift they must first release the box from the wooden enclosure.This may involve sliding the rope over, passing it under or pulling it through a metal ring.Figuring out what rope and which ring can certainly be frustrating... and sweet revenge for you.
This is a set of 3 classic difficult wooden puzzles presented in a wooden gift box.
Six piece burr - This six block burr has a solid piece which locks it together.
Six piece pyramid of balls - The puzzle is to build a pyramid. This puzzle was first designed by Piet Hein of Denmark as the Pyramystery puzzle.
Twelve piece cube with corners cut - Assemble the pieces into a cube. Quite a challenge to build.
The puzzles are made to a budget and a little loose fitting but it's a great chance to get three different types of difficult puzzles at a bargain price. All puzzles sold with a printed solution which is printed by Mr Puzzle and exclusive to us.
If you're looking for a bargain check our Selling Out page: We have a few items that the clear tops have be scratches & cracks evident in them. Puzzles are not damaged. Selling for $12.00 only. Click here.
The beer can holder puzzle that really works! Solve the disentanlgement puzzle and you can have a well deserved beer! Take a six pack in this to your mate's next barbecue and the laughs will really be flowing, even if the beer is not! Adjustable for different regular sized beer or soft drink (soda) cans around the world. Cans not included.
The wine bottle puzzle that really works! Solve the disentanlgement puzzle and the wine can start to flow. Or why not lock up your bottle of Bundy so your mates can't steal it. If you hide the solution they'll have to solve the puzzle to get a drink. Mr Puzzle discovered that the imported puzzle as it was originally made did not work as a puzzle; we have replaced the disc supplied with a larger one so now there is no way to get the bottle out of the holder except to solve the puzzle. Now you can really stump your friends as you were supposed to be able to.
Size: Maximum bottle diameter 90mm which covers most bottles of wine. Also a lot of 750ml spirit bottles such as Bundaberg Rum, Johnny Walker and Jim Beam. Holder can be adjusted for bottles of different heights. Bottle not included.
The puzzle is to try to open the wooden box and get the money, tickets or whatever out.
Instead of giving money in a plain white envelope, slip it into this crafty wooden puzzler and watch the recipient turn green!
Fits gift certificates, concert, airline or lottery tickets, paper money, greeting cards, paychecks... Inside space is: 160mm x 70mm and it will fit 6 - 10 sheets of regular paper inside. I folded an A4 standard sheet of paper in half, then in three, and it fitted comfortably.
Multi-level Logic Game. Make or break the snake! 100 challenges. 5 levels - Starter, Junior, Expert, Master and Wizard.
Place all puzzle pieces together on the game board and recreate the snake from head to tail. But watch out for the snake in the grass! The puzzle tiles are double sided! You must choose which side you need to shape your snake.
This funky clock is styled after the puzzle that's frustrated us all since the 80's, the Rubik's Cube. You won't be confused and frustrated by this puzzle; in fact it might just be the easiest puzzle you ever have to do. All you have to do is set the time and that's as easy as it gets! Just three buttons; Set, Up & Down and it's done. Rotate the top just like the Rubiks Cube and you'll change the display between Time, Temperature, Date and Alarm functions.
This funky retro 80's Cube Clock will look good on any desk at work, brighten up your kids room, and is an absolute must for any twisty puzzle collector or Rubik's cube puzzle lover!
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 14 interlocking pieces into the football on the stand. This football shape covers all the codes - Rugby League, Rugby Union and even Australian (Aussie) Rules. A great gift for fans of all Australian football codes. Makes a great kids footy team trophy with plenty of space on the base for a name plate or just a nice decorative piece for any sports fan. The stand is included and forms part of the puzzle. The puzzle will sit on the stand locked together without falling apart.
The puzzle is to remove the ring from the chains between the two horseshoe pieces. Try this larger version to really get a feel for the puzzle. An oldie but a goodie. Still just as much fun as it was when it first appeared in the early 1900's.
The horseshoe puzzle is also available in a medium size.
Puzzle your way across the globe with the Race Around The World Puzzle from the Dr. Wood Challenge Centre. 24 different challenge maps to complete; progress through levels easy to medium to hard; each challenge has a target time to complete.
The puzzle was developed from an original idea submitted to the "Exercise Your Mind Challenge" Contest by 4 very clever Tasmanian 12 year old school girls.
There's nothing like an early start for golf. This quirky alarm clock will wake you up with the sound of a cheering audience and won't stop until you get the ball in the hole. See if you can get a hole in one!
Have you got a golfer in your life you want to frustrate? This golf alarm clock is perfect.
It's not a very hard puzzle except if you're half asleep and trying to solve the maze puzzle to shut it off.
Note: Golf tee mat & 2 x AAA batteries not included.
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 12 interlocking pieces into the wine glass. This puzzle gives a whole new meaning to dropping a glass and breaking it!
The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble the 24 interlocking pieces into the beer mug. Great for a Son's 21st, Dad's birthday, Grandfather's Christmas. A perfect present for anyone appreciating a good beer!
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