Kids Adventure Serec Enteretainment, Jumbo Blocks - (192), 8" x 4" and 4" x 4" Large Building Blocks for Toddlers -Made in the USA - Durable Safe Plastic

Wish I found these years ago. First off I don’t leave reviews but I read lots of them. I bought 2 sets of the biggest 192 block set. Yes I believe 1 set isn’t enough. 2 sets you can have interesting building but actually a 3rd set would be great but at the price And my kids age of getting older I will stick to the 2 sets for now. It’s hard to shell out the money for two sets but the Made in the U.S.A. Matters to me. It’s hard to find anything made in the U.S. so yes I am willing to spend extra money just because of made in the U.S. These were exactly what my 11 year old wanted for Christmas. My house is filled with building blocks but my kids have keep with and play with every set they ever got and yes it’s a lot but isn’t hands on fun!!! These blocks are fun for a 40 + mom to play with and enjoy along with my kids. They seem to be built well and I am sure they will remain in my house for years to come and just maybe grandkids to enjoy. They lock together well and are easy to use except they need a lot of storage space. Love they are are made in the primary colors so they have that Lego look to them when building. These would be perfect for anyone that has young kids and looking for a play house. Make the playhouse out of these blocks instead. Have a wall be the back side so you have only less sides to use the blocks with. I only have been using the blocks for a few days but look forward to years.

The small set was given to my then 2 year old 5 years ago and since then we have gotten an additional set every birthday. It was too much for him at 2 but once he was old enough it was a hit. We can now build a fort and it is hours of fun for my child and his friends. His friends always come over asking to play with them! They build forts, thrones, theatre, the list goes on. They are extremely sturdy however don’t stand on the side of them as they can bend out of place a bit. It will recover if you stack them just takes a little pulling. They are a more flexible plastic than a lego. I highly recommend this item as it isn’t just a Short lived play thing (think of all the Paw patrol stuff collecting dust..).

I had previously seen these at Catch Air, an indoor "jumpy" place for little kids (inflatable slides, tunnels, mazes, etc.), so In knew they were a solid product. The best way to describe them is they are exactly like large Lego blocks - the large blocks are about 6" x 4" x 4"; the smaller ones are (obviously) 4" x 4" x 4." They are well built (pretty much unbreakable, and snap together firmly and crisply, but not too tight as to make it difficult to take apart, and my 4 year old and 3 year old love them. They come in a large brown cardboard box, with nothing other than a small guide with some suggested construction projects, but just like Legos, whatever you can imagine, you can pretty much build (i.e. there are no spoon-fed instructions). Keep in mind the box its delivered in is pretty heavy and cumbersome, so you'll probably need some help bringing it inside once its delivered. The only downside is they are absurdly expensive for what they are (in fairness, a great product, but after all, it's just hollow plastic blocks); however, seeing as how they are virtually indestructible, I figured they would be around for several years to come so I went ahead with the purchase, and would buy them again.

I purchased these back in 2021 for my grandkids to play with when they visit. The grand kids love them and still play with them to this day. I bought the 192-piece set for $275. I was curious to see if they made them in different size blocks, so I decided to look them up and to my disappointment I see how much they have gone up in price. I gave it 5 stars because it WAS a great value back when I first got them. If you don't mind paying the price, these are a hit with the kids.

SO glad we got these. Did a lot of research, brand comparisons, quantity estimating (how many blocks are enough), etc. These we've had for a month or so now and have been using them a lot with our 18 month old. He is just starting to get it, he connects them together a bit. We have all the fun though, we tear it apart each week and start over, building something new each time. They are very sturdy, you can make load bearing steps, bleachers, etc. Totally recommend getting this 192 block set. Anything less and you will just wish you got more to start with. The box when it arrives is HUGE. But once you start using them and keep it organized they don't take up too much space. I spent an hour or two cleaning them all in a sink full of water, then once dry let them be used. I'd suggest doing that. Some building things ideas with these... build a fort/castle make a throne with 3 levels building up to the raised throne build a soccer stadium (two goals, and then side of bleachers) make a bear cave (walled cave with a blanket over it as the roof) etc FUN! PS i totally would, and my wife is warming up to the idea, but one day we may just have to get even more, another set maybe hahahaha

We absolutely love these! We’ve had them for a year and they’ve held up so well, even when we let our kids leave them out for a month my the pool in the Texas sun. My kids initially wanted them to build things like the YouTube challenges on TV, but every kid that comes over, regardless the age, loves them as well. Despite being expensive, several of our friends have also bought the huge LEGO-like bricks after seeing ours. They’re a hit! One time we had ten 11 year old boys over for a sleepover and they all build “a raft boat” out of these and tried to float it in the pool. We have five kids and these have seen so many uses in the year we’ve owned them. You can build a small fort with one set. To build a big fort, you’d need two. The worst part is that it’s nearly impossible to store these in a place that’s still accessible to the kids, yet looks tidy for us adults. So for now, I’ve given in to just letting them stay outside since nothing bad has happened to them yet. There’s not even been the slightest bit of color fading.

Lots of uses and tons of fun for kids or grown ups , but price is pretty high if you think it’s just a toy ...