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4 customer reviewsThe Mystery Stick is mysterious indeed! Vibrations produced by rubbing the notches in the stick can be controlled to make a second, smaller stick attached to the end twist clockwise or counterclockwise, creating a bizarre, fascinating, and, dare we say it, mysterious, effect. Have fun with your friends by making it appear that the small stick changes direction in response to a spoken word or phrase.
Features:
- Vibrations produced in the notches of the stick rotate a second stick bolted to the end
- Impress your friends
- Instructions included
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5.50 x 2.25 x 0.20 inches
13.97cm x 5.72cm x 0.51cm
0 lb 1 oz
0.01 kg
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Customer Reviews
simple is bestAnne from Michigan
I have a small collection of wooden toys for the child in me - the grand kids love them, too. My last mystery stick got chewed by the dog - so happy to find this replacement. Even grown ups can't resist picking this up off the shelf and giving it a whirl.
amazing for IT natives!Marco Calvani from Italy
I gave them to my nefiews and it was amazing to look them playing with something that wasn't a tablet or an electronic game.
Mystery StickDebbie Soltis from Anchorage, Alaska
Kids loved playing with it, although they did not read the directions until they couldn't get it to work.
pck558pete from usa NJ
Very cool toy. I haven't seen this since 1970. I had to get it right away, my grandchildren were amazed with it
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