Mondo Bloxx 40 Pack Timber Blocks USA Made

Love that they are a neutral color and not bright.

Our son received these for Christmas at 2.5 years old. We use them all the time to build forts, houses, train tracks, staircases, stages, you name it. At close to age 3 he's nearing 40#, and he can step on them without any bending or breaking too. They are so much sturdier than I thought they would be! And I like the combination of physical play and imaginative play they spark for him. He's never really been into blocks or building before getting these, and it's exciting to see his wheels turn.Assembly was pretty easy. I did notice some dye on my hands after putting them all together, but I haven't seen any dye transfer during play.I also love the wood grain, b/c they blend in a little more with our living room furniture when they are scattered all over the place. :)Highly recommend!

So far, I haven't found anything to dislike. They're big but they stack easily and my grandsons have been playing with them constantly since Christmas Day. They are four youngsters who are not exactly gentle with their toys, so these rugged blocks have been perfect for them to build and crash and build and crash again....you get the picture!

These came really fast, so I was very pleased. It took a while to assemble all 40 of them but it was not difficult to do. They look more natural than the bright brick ones so they fit nicely into my classroom and the kids are having a great and creative time building with them.

looks so much better than the fake brick versions that are everywhere on amazon. Blocks are robust enough for your kid to make stairs to walk up, unfortunatly these become a means for escape from any room divider or playpen, just watch your kids construct a staircase and walk right out. Still these look so much nicer than the others available. upon opening the box promptly open a bottle of wine and get some music on..you are going to be there a while folding the bozes from flat pack, took about an hour and many cuts from the sharp edges of the cardboard while folding, these sharp edges are not exposed after folding so dont worrry about your kids getting cuts

Love the neutral color, these blend in way better than the red brick print of old. Study enough for an adult to stand on! Takes about 10 minutes to assemble all 40 in a box.Seems pricey at first glance, but really worth it as these can be stacked or laid on the ground by a 2 year old, and used to build castles and forts with a 10 year old. 8 years of play! My son and his friends love them!Another cool feature is that they are easier to pick up and harder to lose than duplos or other stacking blocks. They may not help with fine dexterity, but they will still help with spatial reasoning.

I run a small toddler ministry for about 5-6 toddlers (ages 2-4). They love this toy! I am not sure how long it will last because I have some rough boys in there that like to kick, sit and roll around on them. They have to use their BIG imaginations while playing with this blocks (castles, walls, bridges, chairs, beds, pools, dog house..etc). I have fun playing with this too. I love building them high towers and they LOVE knocking it down. I am thinking of ordering more as we grow! The color does not run off (like some I have encountered) it was fairly easy to put together (I am very handy at putting things together though). They feel sturdy as compared to a few other cardboard blocks we have tried. I do not recommend an adult standing on them though!

Blocks arrive flat so you have to assemble which goes quickly. If you follow the directions you will have a sturdy block that can withstand the weight of a child. Unfortunately I was shorted two blocks and didn’t realize it until they were all assembled. They were a birthday present for my grandchild and I was disappointed to have to gift an incomplete set (thus the 2 star ding). Thankfully Amazon helped resolve the issue. Maybe count your pieces before assembling in case you have to return them. Also I appreciated the advice of one reviewer to use zippered totes to store the blocks. I purchased two totes which held 40 (or in my case 38) blocks perfectly.