9 Rings Towers of Hanoi

If you're an introvert and find yourself at a party. You will love the host who has cool coffee table games such as this one. It is a very fun game that is well constructed and looks and feels like very high quality materials. Mine is figured walnut. It looks great on the coffee table and is an intellectual challenge- 9 rings takes a good while and requires a nice quiet cozy spot where you can focus. My 6 year old son and I compete to see who can complete the puzzle in the fewest moves.

I have always loved this game. So I bought this for the nostalgia of it. The game arrived very quickly in great condition. One of the spokes is a little loose but no big deal. It’s not loose enough to come out when moving pieces. I love that it comes with a storage space. Although I will keep it set up for any guests who ever want to play it!

I loved the game and had a fun time with it. it was fun and challenging. it came with 9 discs which is more than most of the other ones i was looking at.The only problem i had with it is that after the first couple times i put it together the sticks became very loose in the holes you are supposed to put them into and kept falling out.other than that, love it!

I bought this as a gift for my dad at Christmas time. It was Gorgeous! Actually nicer than the picture. The box the rings came in was very well put together and the pegs fit nicely into the holes. the rings slid on and off the pegs perfectly and all the pieces fit into the box perfectly. My dad loved it! He loves a challenge and this one is definitely a challenge! Thank you Amazon for FAST delivery!

Ok this product looks very promising but can not be played. I love the towers of hanoi and this looked very well made and had a cool box for a stand or for storage. However, it is obvious no one tested to see if the product actually can be put together and played before it was sent off.Pros:- high quality wood look and finish- it is mobile, in that the all the pieces can be put back into the box for storageCons:- the three poles(towers) used in the puzzle do not fit very snugly into the holes(while they do fit, they are very loose). Doesn't seem like a big deal but the whole premise of this puzzle is to pick up rings from one pole(tower) and transfer them to another. Well every time you pick up a ring from a pole you also pick up the pole itself since it does not fit snugly into the hole...making the game unplayable. Since you have to pick up and move rings the entire time what good is it if you have to keep re-seating the tower pole back into its hole.* with that said I did manage to get this to work properly by applying some carpenters glue into the holes which the towers sit...once dried the puzzle works perfectly the way the designer intended. However, one caveat is the puzzle is no longer mobile as you can not take the tower poles off and back into the box for storage since they are permanently glued in now.Very close to a perfect product but this one flaw truely makes this product unplayable out of the box even though there is a work around.

Piece of crap. Not item pictured. Cheep simulated wood, or crap wood. Difficult to tell through paint. Holes are off-center on the discs. The holes are also oversized, so that the discs do not fit uniformly onto the pegs. Similarly, the holes in the base are oversized, so the pegs fall out everytime you lift a disc. The discs are also not perfectly round. Tom Sawyer could have cut a rounder disc with his pen knife. Monkey Pod Games? Frankly, I think a monkey could build a better product. Such a lousy item, it isn't worth the effort to return. I'm throwing it away.

This was made kind of poorly, the pegs don't stay in the holes when you are trying to play this game. Still fun to play, just a pain in the butt when the pegs come out.

I used to play this as a kid but there weren’t as many discs. It’s nice that there’s more discs to keep it challenging. Don’t get me wrong you can take some off to make it easier.