A classic reimagined: the Triangle Rubik’s Cube 3×3
Triangle Rubik’s Cube: bold design, unique fun
Forget the standard format: this triangle Rubik’s Cube (often called a pyramid Rubik’s Cube) turns puzzling into geometric art. Its pyramidal form fascinates, its grip surprises. Thanks to ultra-smooth rotation and precisely cut corners, moves are rapid and snag-free. Perfect for complete beginners as well as seasoned cubers, it offers a fresh playground for logic and dexterity.
Pyramid Rubik’s Cube: an unexpected gift, an addictive challenge
Need a standout present ? This pyramid Rubik’s Cube surprises from the first twist. Neither too tricky nor too trivial, it delights curious teenagers and puzzle-mad adults alike. Worried about durability ? Relax: moulded from tough ABS, with no flimsy parts, it shrugs off the most enthusiastic spins. In short, it’s a puzzle that keeps on turning and keeps people talking.
Triangle Rubik's Cube Specifications
- Material: eco-friendly, impact-resistant ABS plastic
- Dimensions: 9.8 cm × 9.8 cm (base × height)
- Contents: 1 Triangle Rubik’s Cube 3×3
- Other: smooth rotation, anti-lock mechanism, rounded corners for rapid handling
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Martin Ashworth –
Turns smoothly straight out of the box, which I wasn’t expecting at this price. Colours are bright and the stickers haven’t budged after a week of daily fiddling. Took me about two evenings to get the first layer sorted. Only niggle is that it’s a touch lighter than I imagined, but it does the job.
Priya Nair –
Bought this for my eight-year-old son who has already mastered the standard cube and was getting a bit bored. He grabbed it off the table, scowled at it for ten minutes, then declared it ‘proper tricky’ and refused to go to the telly until he’d solved one side. Three days on and he’s teaching his friends the corner trick. Worth every penny, honestly.
Doreen Whitlock –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday and his smile said it all. He hasn’t put it down since. Lovely colours too.
Gareth Pugh –
third pyramid puzzle I’ve ordered from here and it’s another solid one. Mechanism is nice and quiet, no catching or popping apart when you turn it quickly. Delivery was bang on time as usual. Would’ve liked a little solving leaflet in the box, but the video tutorials online sorted me out. Good stuff.
Hannah Fletcher –
Puzzle itself is decent, turns well enough. But the instruction sheet that came with it was only in Chinese and German, so no use to me whatsoever as a beginner. Had to hunt for a tutorial online. Fine once I’d done that, though a bit annoying for a gift.
Callum Reid –
Love how the thing actually works. Each tip rotates on its own little axis, so you can twist them independently of the main layers, and that’s what makes the whole thing click once you spot it. Spent a good hour just watching how the pieces slot around each other before I even tried solving it. Cracking bit of design, and the vivid colours look great on my desk.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie’s birthday and he hasn’t put it down since. He sat at the kitchen table for a good hour, tongue out, determined to get it done, and when he finally solved one side he shouted so loudly the dog jumped. Chuffed to bits, the pair of us.
Daniel Pritchard –
spot on. Turns very smoothly and the colours are bright enough that you can tell them apart at a glance.