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SmartMax Roboflex Plus

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$40.57 $57.95 In stock

Category: Manipulatives

3 years & up. Design and create wild robots with the SmartMax Roboflex Plus set! Children will work on their fine motor and STEM skills as they create robots that fly, roll and hang upside down. The set includes 6 different flex pieces to help bend, stretch and mold each creation. Pieces connect by magnet. Set includes 20 pieces and picture activity guide.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

My 4-year-old spent a whole afternoon making robots that hang upside down from the playroom door frame, and the pieces click together with a satisfying snap that’s easy for small hands to manage. The flying robot design actually worked when we tossed it, which was a fun surprise. Great way to sneak

Scarlett I. ★★★★★

The magnets are surprisingly strong—my 5-year-old’s robot hangs upside down from the fridge without falling. Then he added the wheel piece and made it roll across the table. It’s great for keeping his hands busy while building.

Sofia O. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old absolutely loves snapping the magnetic pieces together to build robots that actually hang upside down. The STEM aspect is a nice bonus, but honestly, we're just having fun watching them roll across the floor.