Bristle blocks are the best!! Colors are bright and the blocks are very durable!!! My grandchildren love these blocks and are cery creative in builing new masterpieces every time.

This helps keep my son busy and off the screens. Great also for play dates.

These are so fun, and seem to hold up better than the magnet tiles for our kids 3 and 5.

Great product, does what it’s supposed to, nice colors and can build lots of different fun things with the components included. Too bad though that even such a simple product is not made in the US.

I have 3 grans ages 3-9. They are enjoying playing and creating with these blocks.

My kids love these. We had a set from a big box store that wore out. These are much better quality and they come with accessories which make it more fun!

This is a great toy. Me and my nephew spent 4 hours building a labret truck only using his imagination. We made it a goal to make sure that we use all of the pieces. Afterwards we were also able to play with the truck and describe what pieces were on the truck and what the purpose was. It took us many tries to get the truck all together so we worked on our social emotional skills keep on trying don't give up this is an amazing toy

My 3 boys ages 8, 5 an 3 years find this very enjoyable and make an endless array of stuff from the blocks. Even the 3 year old is making pretty complex toys from the blocks. Blocks also interlock fairly tightly so builds do not fall apart easily. I am very happy with these.

My students love to see what kinds of things that they can build with these!

Our students absolutely love building anything and everything. Great product.

I inherited a set of these and my ECSE students can't get enough of them! I usually have to rotate my manipulatives, but these have been popular all year. They are so versatile, light weight, and easy for the students to build with. I would definitely recommend these to any program that doesn't have them.

Students loved that even though they all were given the same set of written directions, no one built the same exact item. After everyone had a turn to build and photograph their creation, students then created a habitat and story for it. Lots of pieces to select from and easy for little hands to put together and take apart.