Kids Adventure Learner Jumbo Block 48 PCS Set, Multi/None

These blocks are awesome. My soon to be 3 year old LOVES them. My 10 month old loves them as well. My 3 year old can stack them easily and take them apart. He has no issue with placing them together and will play with them for hours. They are very strong and I am able to build "roads" and walk across them with no problem as an adult. My son loves using his imagination and uses the blocks to build so many fun things. Definitely would love to get more in the future. Great product!

First- buy more than 48! These are amazing and my kids won't stop playing with them! They build forts, stairs, weapons (sigh), you name it. They are large, as pictured, and are easy to put together and take apart. My kids are 2 and 4- they play with them all day! I love that there is no choking risk, it's something they can do together, and the ideas are limitless. I cannot imagine them breaking, flexible plastic. Strong. HIGHLY recommend!

I could have given ONLY these giant legos to my boys for Christmas and they would have been perfectly happy! They are 4 and 6 years old,and they love them! The other toys have already been cast aside, but these are played with every single day! Even my teenagers and husband play with them :) They are durable and so much fun. I wish they weren't so expensive, because you need several sets to make the really cool, big things, but I am looking at it as an investment in creativity and educational play; ALSO, these will definitely last for the grandkids in the future!

I have spent many hundreds of dollars on these blocks and think they are great. First saw them at a local children's museum and have since purchased several of the 48, 96, and one 192 block sets. The only difference between the sets (other than the number of blocks) is that the larger sets come with more, and larger, plastic windows. My son (turned two recently) has been walking along, climbing up, and crawling through my creations since he could move. He can now usually pull the blocks apart himself but can't always push them all the way together. These are durable enough to hold the weight of a 160lb adult and I've even made bridges I could stand on by sliding several sections of PVC pipe through the holes. I highly recommend the blocks but be warned - no matter how many you have you'll likely think of even more amazing structures you could build if you had just a few more blocks!

I find that these were a little pricey for what they are...molded plastic blocks. But, I guess toys really are at a premium these days. I thought these would be fun for my toddler for Christmas '12 when he was 18 months. He isn't a very independent player but he will play with them if I help and go along with it. He loves when I make like a wall with windows to peek through etc. They are fun and quite large. You'd need more than one set to make anything fort like etc. They are durable and all are in the same condition I purchased them in after 10 months of play. I feel like he might play with them more as he gets older. They do take up quite a bit of room. Overall, a neat product!

These blocks are great for building forts with the grandchildren. We invested in several sets and they are well used!

I have gifted my grandson five sets of these blocks in total. It is the main request when birthdays or holidays come around. He is six now and still plays with them all the time. He and his friends use them for all sorts of things. I love seeing how their imagination works and what new and exciting creation they will make. These blocks are timeless, a ton of fun, and keeps their minds busy using their brainpower. Well worth the investment.

These are sooo fun, we currently have 48 & definitely need a lot more. I'm buying 48 more for Christmas but that still won't be enough. Right now with 48 we have enough to build a tower or one wall if the wall has spaces in between but watch out because if the wall falls it could hurt someone. The wall was about 39" high. The blocks actually hold together well and if u shake them they will not come apart. They are really easy to pull apart though so my toddler can build on his own. I'm think you will need atleast over 96 to build something good