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Product Description
Fat Brain Toys
Magshuto Mag-Kit Flamepiercer
Become a Trick Shot Master.
Mad, rad, magnetic action starts here!
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Ready, Aim, Launch
Load a Mag-Pod into the launcher, pull it back, aim, and release - endless trick-shot possibilities explode into action!
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Push Your Skills to the Razor's Edge!
Builds spatial reasoning, planning, hand-eye coordination, creativity, problem-solving, and more.
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Start With the 6 Challenge Cards
Or, invent your own insane stunts - But it's not a trick until you hear it click!
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With Magnetism, Anything Is Possible!
Get creative and use your surroundings to create incredible, physics-defying stunts!
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This Is Only the Beginning
Collect the other Mag-Kits plus the Stunt Park and the Knockout Rail, combine them for endless trick-shot possibilities!
Brandi Thompson
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Starts out super fun but as it gets difficult in challenges causes a little frustration, however, that’s what kids need nowadays. Very reasonable price though for this gadget and makes a great BD gift or stocking stuffer. It seems well made although they need to send an extra rubber band for it as the one that comes with it may need replaced after a while. I like to get my grandkids small “ prizes” for when we make long drives and this one was a hit although his tray was really to small for it but he’ll have plenty of room later.
Dockerb
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025
Lots of fun if your aim is good. If not, be prepared to be picking things up off the floor. Depending on the surface, the little puck can go fast. Still a lot of fun. I do wish it had more targets, corner guards, or something like that.
Cerulean Sage
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
This is an "okay" toy. The idea is interesting --- kind of like a magnetic single-player pool/snooker game. You use a rubber band shooter to target the disc towards a goal as specified in the challenge cards (e.g., bouncing it off another disc, transferring energy from one disc to shoot another in, etc.). However, in practice, I didn't find it particularly compelling. While conceptually this should work as a tabletop game (e.g., while waiting at a restaurant), the disc path is too unpredictable for this. It could work on a smooth floor, but you need a fairly open space. All in all, I found the use cases for this to be a bit too limited.
matt
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
These cool magnetic toys can be used for trick shots or target practice and is a great way to get kids off of screens and playing with things in the real world. Each set comes with three discs a shooter and a target. The target is magnetic and so are the shooters and when you hit the target right? It will click and stay in place. There are cards that offer different types of trick shots where you can ricochet them off each other into the target. You can also set two of the shooters up and aim with the third one. You can make ramps and use anything else around you to make up unique targets and trick shots. This game is also upgradable as you can buy extra shooters and expansion packs. We have two packs and the kids play back-and-forth shooting at each other’s targets.
Shoppie
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
This is a super fun toy that offers lots of different ways to play. The magnets are surprisingly strong, so the pieces hold together well and feel sturdy. You can follow the trick shots shown on the included cards, or come up with your own creative ways to play. The rubber bands seem durable, though I do worry a little about what might happen if they break—but so far, everything has held up great. Overall, it’s been an exciting and engaging toy that keeps kids entertained!
B. Kranich
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025
My son had been playing with these since we got them a few days ago, but then suddenly stopped. When asked why, he said he enjoyed the toy, but that he wishes there were more than just a handful of challenges. He's solved most of them and is very stuck on one. Beyond the given challenges, he's not sure what else to with this, so we'll try adding another set to see if having more and exploring the PvP aspect increases the fun.
CMA
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025
This is a really fun toy and kept my son entertained for hours. Perfect for a 4 year old. At first he tried to use it as intended like a slingshot but eventually found it is just fun to use the magnets to stack them and stick them on metal things. So even though the age range is higher I found it great for a 4 year old. He also brought it to the park and the kids all crowded around to play together. Brilliant idea and good execution. Considering buying the larger sets as well.
Debra R
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025
This is a cute game and it generally works. The only issue is that it's a bit more challenging than it seems, which has caused some minor frustration with the kids I work with. Also, there is only one rubber band. Eventually the band on it is going to wear out, and it might be a challenge to find a new one that's the right size. But, it is a fun little game and I generally like it.
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