Kids & Family
Klask Is The Fun, Fast-Paced Game Every Family Needs
This wildly popular magnetic game of skill — on sale today — requires fast hands and quick thinking.
Family game nights are a great way to unplug and spend quality time with the people you love. While the usual board games are fine, if you really want to maximize family fun, you need Klask, the fast-paced magnetic game of skill.
Klask, a popular pub game in Denmark, is similar to a tabletop version of air hockey that uses magnets and a small round ball. Players use magnetic handles underneath the board to control playing pieces on top, and the object of the game is to hit the ball into your opponent's goal.
It's not that simple, though: There are three white magnets players need to avoid. If the white magnets stick to your opponent's striker, you score a point! And if your opponent accidentally pulls their striker piece into their own goal, you score a point. Winning the game of Klask requires fast hands and quick thinking!
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Klask is a two-person game, and each match lasts an average of ten minutes. It's almost as entertaining to watch as it is to play, and many families set up tournaments that keep everyone in on the fun. It really is great for people of all ages, although due to the small magnetic pieces, it's recommended for kids ages 8 and up.
As many happy customers have commented, Klask is well-made and addictively fun for the whole family. It's a great addition to game night that's designed to last for years, and it just so happens to be on sale today for 18 percent off.
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