Westminister Inc. – Newton’s Cradle Balancing Balls Science in Motion Wood Grain
Key features
- •One of the most classic of the "classic" education toys
- •Excellent Executive Toy
- •Start a kinetic chain reaction with one ball.
- •Crazy physics fun for everyone!
BrandWestminster
CategoryScience Kits & Toys
Westminister Inc. – Newton’s Cradle Balancing Balls Science in Motion Wood Grain
List Price: $43.65$39.29DEALYou Save: $4.36 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers2.7
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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This is not the newton's cradle for you...
Confusing Shopper•March 9, 2018
Not a great Newtons Cradle - the entire thing is plastic. Two of the balls fell off in the first 5 min
It looks great. My husband keeps it on his desk
Iryna•November 4, 2017
It looks great. My husband keeps it on his desk. It will work as a gift for adult and teenagers.
Doesn't function as claimed.
Justin Alexander•December 8, 2015
Item did not come as shows in picture: it did not have that base and it came as just a flimsy metal frame. Build quality is terrible. The balls are suspended using weak fish wire that is actually just glued to the frame. They get tangled at a moment's notice, and mine snapped as a result. Useless.
Mesmerizing
English Teacher•October 31, 2015
I got this as a gift for my son. Kids are so fascinated by these swinging balls. He still loves this over a year later. I often hear it clicking away in his room. Sometimes it's the simplest toys that resonate the longest.
Works well for kids
Amazon Customer•October 19, 2015
Bought a different one originally but it arrived damaged. I read so many bad reviews about pretty much ALL of these, but this was what my 6 year old wanted more than anything for her birthday. I tried this brand after the first didn't work out and it has held up well. Works as expected. The kids often get it tangled since they are really too young for it (I also have a 4 year old) and it is easy to untangle and hasn't broken yet to my surprise!
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