Reptangles

These building turtles are a SNAP! 2 Reptangles can connect in 100+ combinations!

A highly evolved construction toy, Reptangles are a perfect fit for building intelligent imaginations! Because of their reptilian resemblance, children are immediately drawn to this building toy system. The snapping begins and soon leads to new levels of imagination, creativity and educational play!

Reptangles is a toy of innovative design. The geometry of the polyhedra shape is an essential component to the appeal and countless ways Reptangles can be combined. Children quickly advance their skills, first building simple polyhedra and then advancing to complex polyhedra. Truncated octahedrons never looked so good! Once they start creating, children forget these are turtles with purpose! 

Dive into symmetry, reflections and rotations with the accompanying, full-color Exploration Guide. You'll find incredibly interesting geometry. The guide also features step-by-step diagrams to create complex and beautiful structures; it sparks the curiosity of even the most seasoned building toy veteran! Have you ever built a rhombicuboctahedron?

Well-built, with a focus on modern design, Reptangles is an inter-locking toy system that is superior to all predecessors. These colorful creatures engage for hours!

Reptangles

A highly evolved multi-channel building system

Build mathematical thinking; capture imagination - 2 turtles combine in 100 ways!

Build geometric masterpieces; Construct simple to complex polyhedra

Thousands of play possibilities evoke innovation & curiosity

Outstanding ingenuity, modern design, endless construction appeal

Adheres to all necessary safety standards for both the US & Europe

High quality, precision plastic construction

80+ Builds and 50+ puzzles included

24 Building pieces

Durable storage box

Full color, step-by-step Exploration Guide

Check out the video (above) to see these clever turtles in action

Important Note:

Reptangles are recommended for Ages 6+.

Reptangles are often purchased for younger children.

Young children may need a few years of growing before they have the fine motor skills needed to snap the turtles together effectively.