Meffert's

Similar in size and weight to the traditional 3x3 colorful twisty puzzle, the Molecube takes the challenge to the next level. You must twist the puzzle so that each of the nine colors appear on all sides - kind of like a 3-dimensional Sudoku puzzle - not

Looking good at 50! Together with Professor Uwe Meffert, the inventor of the Pyraminx, we celebrate the Pyraminx’s golden anniversary with our transparent crystal edition of the original classic puzzle.

With its cutting-edge design, Pyraminx Edge dwells in the top ranks of twisty puzzles. The ingenious design is oriented around the edges; only the edges can move!

Pyraminx Duo

A brain teaser that pre-dates the classic cube puzzle, the Pyraminx is a staple in every puzzle enthusiast's collection.

Although the interconnecting gears provide visual complexity, this puzzle is easier to solve than the classic cube puzzle.

Designed by Tony Fisher.

A beautiful new version of the Skewb Cube from Tony Fisher, which adds an extra level of complexity and uses high quality vinyl labels.

This is a center turning puzzle.

The asymmetrical shapes give this dodecahedron twisty puzzle an added layer of complexity.

The Meffert's Hollow Cube 3x3 is a puzzle with hollow pieces! Turning is very clicky due to the ball bearing alignment system. A fun novelty puzzle for any collector.

The goal of this puzzle is easy to understand - form into the shape of a cube - but the uniform color of the panels make it deceivingly difficult to solve. The seemingly arbitrary directions in which the puzzle turns makes this a challenge even for exper

They rotate in the same smoothness as their bigger parents and are beautifully packaged in a full transparent blister.

Once you have mixed up the puzzle, can you get a solid
color on each face again? A perfect pocket-sized brain building activity.

Mini Divers Helmet is one of four unique Mini Mefferts Keychains. They rotate in the same smoothness as their bigger parents and are beautifully packaged in a full transparent blister. Once you have mixed up the puzzle, can you get all four solid colored