Wobble Deck
by Diggin
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Toys and Games Reviews of Wobble Deck
Customer Review: A bit disapointed
Summary: 2 Stars
I was very excited to get this for my two sons- but they have difficulty working it correctly. They have taken to standing next to it and stomping the correct color as when they stand on it and shift the game does not register the movement. I will keep messing with it to see if we are having some form of user error- but so far I have not been to impressed.Customer Review: Fun and Educational
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the Wobble Deck for my kids (5 and 7) and nieces and nephew for Christmas. We haven't been able to give it to my nieces and nephew but my kids opened theirs and love it. At first it was hard for both of them to understand but now I hear it being played with at least every other day. I will be looking for more toys from Diggin for more FUN!Customer Review: great for gross motor skills
Summary: 5 Stars
My son (age 6)has sensory processing disorder which means he has poor gross motor skills and poor body awareness. He loves this game. It is great practice for his coordination, for his listening skills, and for following directions. He just thinks he is having a good time playing. I highly recommend this game.Customer Review: Wobble Deck
Summary: 4 Stars
Our 7 year old daughter got this from Santa and loves it. It is just what she needed to help improve her balance. And her 5 and 6 year old siblings enjoy it too. It's nice that it incorporates mind games with physical ability. Can't rate the durability accurately as we have only had it a week. Great so far!Customer Review: fun
Summary: 4 Stars
must be used on a firm surface, not carpet. But it's a lot of fun, even for the grownups in the house! I was actually looking for more of a balancing toy, but this one requires memory and attention more than balance. It reminds me of Simon, except it uses your legs instead of hands.