🧱 Stack, strategize, and socialize—build your legacy one block at a time!
The Mini Tumble Tower is a 54-piece wooden stacking game crafted from premium pine wood, designed for teens and young adults. Featuring 4 dice for customizable gameplay and a compact 1.5FT tower height, it enhances fine motor skills and strategic thinking. Perfect for family fun, parties, and gifting, this portable, handmade set combines classic entertainment with modern social vibes.
| Unit Count | 54.0 Count |
| Size | Family Size 1.5FT |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 6 Grams |
| Material Fabric | Wood |
| Style Name | Classic |
| Color | Woodgrain Color |
| Theme | Educational |
| Number of Items | 54 |
| Package Type | FFP |
| Container Type | Box |
| Special Features | Portable, Handmade |
| Number of Players | 2 |
R**R
Great product!
Great product!Works exactly as expected. Good quality, easy to use, and worth the price. I’d buy it again.
L**R
Great craft blocks
I bought this for a craft project. The blocks are all a perfect size and well made. They were easy to glue together and paint.
I**.
Good deal
I found a Jenga game for a steal! Seriously, the price was so low I almost bought two. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a fun game. It's a classic for a reason, and this deal makes it even better. Gotta love a good bargain!
M**M
Great for graduation
Used for my daughter’s graduation as a memory for her! Had people write inspirational messages on them: priced well and perfect size
J**Y
Great for graduation gift
USed this to wright memories or life tips for a high school grad party. Every one loved the idea and something for her to use and cherish when she's missing her fam
B**S
Good and clean blank blocks
These were nicely shaped and cleaned up nice. I pained and made snowman ornaments out of them.
R**M
Love!
We used this to make the cutest Christmas ornaments! It worked perfect!
O**O
A Good Jenga-Alternative at $10
It's weird to admit I bought a cheap Chinese knock-off of Jenga for two or three dollars MORE than the original. My only defense is that I can't stand the ugly Jenga logo printed on every single block, and I was willing to pay just a little more for blank hardwood blocks. This listing was the right price at $10, and although the title says "Pine" they are actually hardwood blocks.I don't own a classic Jenga set so I can't compare them but there are defects in this product (probably the same for any product in this price-range). The wooden dice included are unnecessary and very cheap, and the included instructions for play are laughable. More importantly the blocks have very subtle blade marks, some very minor splintering at the edges and, perhaps like all stacking sets, the blocks are not all exactly the same thickness. This last detail is a plus, IMO, because it's possible to find a number of slightly looser blocks in the beginning which gets the game off to a good start.Lastly, the cardboard box these come in is perfect for storage between sessions. Just rebuild the tower on a level surface, then slide the box open-side down over the block tower and then gently flip it all over and close the lid. Next time you want to play, just turn it upside down on a level surface and slide the box up off of your ready-to-play tower.We had a lot of fun recently with this game! Thanks!
TrustPilot
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