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Buckyballs

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The amazing magnetic toy you can't put down...!

Buckyballs by Zoomdoggle magnetic ball toy

Buckyballs! 216 powerful rare earth magnets that form the greatest and most addictive office toy of all time!

Imagine a Rubik's Cube that actually makes you smarter; an Erector Set that never stops erecting; a Hula Hoop you don't look ridiculous playing with; Silly Putty that isn't silly; turn the fun up to 11, and you've got BuckyBalls!

Each set contains 216 powerful rare earth magnets that can be shaped, molded, torn apart and snapped together in UNLIMITED WAYS. Each Buckyball has two poles - one side repels, the other attracts. Make sculptures, puzzles, patterns, shapes, stick stuff to the fridge, invent a new game — trying to find something more useful is useless.

We've tested this with our own office crowd and we had to hold them down and pry Buckyballs out of their hands before they would give them back! It's that addictive!

Unlimited shapes, patterns, stress relief and more!

Be sure you don't throw away the inner carton because it contains an instruction sheet and a plastic carry case for your Bucky balls.

Watch the videos below to see the Buckyballs in action! They'll come alive before your eyes and you'll be amazed at the endless hours of fun you can have. The productivity of American office workers may never recover! Makes a great gift for yourself or a favorite friend. Buy yours now!

Quickie Buckyballs Video

Full Buckyballs Video

Warning: Not intended for children. Swallowing of magnets may cause serious injury and require immediate medical care. The magnet grade is N35. For ages 13+

Why the name Buckyballs? Remember Richard Buckminster Fuller, the inventor of the geodesic dome? He is honored in chemistry for a carbon molecule in the form of a hollow sphere, very much like the structure and shape of the geodesic dome. And the carbon molecule shape is called a "Fullerene" or "Buckyball." And now you know!