Malicious gossips have been heard to call this the "FRUSTMATZ", but that's not true, of course!

This is a game of skill for 1-2 persons. The two sides of the board, made from solid oiled beechwood, offer the player two levels of difficulty. The magnetic balls have to be placed in the hollows. "Only" patience and skill are needed for the board with ten positions.

The more difficult side of the board, with the storage hollows, requires more deliberation, since the balls need to be placed in the direction of their invisible magnetic fields.

Blind and visually impaired people especially enjoy playing this game. MAGNETIC BALANCE comes in a cloth bag. The magnetic balls consist of a magnetic core embedded in a stable ceramic covering. There may be deviations in the colour of the magnetic balls.

Even more power in the magnets! A game of skill and a parlour game for 1 to 8 people. The degree of difficulty of the game can be adjusted by rotating the maple wood dice. Depending on the position of the holes you occupy, different numbers of points are awarded. In the second variation of the game, "Prognosis", the dice are thrown on the board. In turns, each player has to guess the level of skill of the other players. As a solitaire game, BALANCE OF POWER is a genuine challenge for people of any age (from the age of 6)! It can often be quite difficult to get your hands on the game if just one is available in the family or group, because whoever is in the middle of placing the balls in the hollows, with great patience and sensitivity, will not want to let go of it...BALANCE OF POWER can also be played by blind and visually impaired people, and apart from in the home it is used in therapeutic institutions, nurseries and schools. The game comes in a dual-coloured cardboard case with a window inset. Deviations in the colour of the magnetic balls are possible. BALANCE OF POWER has been recommended with the 'spiel gut' label for children from the age of 10.

KLIKK-KLAKK A marble game for indoors and outdoors. All you need is a flat surface, and off you go! You take it in turns to roll the marbles. You have to try and catch a marble with precision and magnetic force. If you manage this, you can throw, or rather roll, another one. The winner at the end is the one with most marbles.

Painting patterns in the sand. You take a tray (one with legs is best) and pour sand onto it. A marble is placed onto the tray and is then moved through the sand, by pulling it along with another marble underneath the tray. Pretty patterns can be formed by doing this!

10 large ceramic magnetic marbles are packed into a robust cloth bag. There are red, green and blue marbles. Special colours are available on request. Deviations in colour are possible.