– Splosh Framed Travel Map - Grey Small Wooden Pin Board with 100 Pins. Travel Map Cork Board. Wooden World Map, Corkboard Map Travel Gift. Mark your fast & future adventures!

Brought for a Christmas gift, it arrived damaged, return process was very good, it was collected and I ordered another one. Arrived in good condition, my husband has enjoyed putting the pins in where we have been but feels the map could have been larger in the frame, there's alot of wasted space, which means there's not enough space to put pins in all the places we've been in the Mediterranean. It's a great idea and looks good, I need to purchase more pins now.

Bought as a Christmas gift. Really lovely design. Looking forward to seeing the pins in the places the recipients have been.

It’s a great cork board map. My only slight comment is that because of the size I ordered (I didn’t want it any bigger) the map is obviously smaller so maybe more difficult to see individual cities. But it’s a minor comment and doesn’t stop my enjoyment of it

Fab gift really made my daughters day she is now able to put pins in all the places she has visited

Love this item! Good quality, looks fab in my room and it's so satisfying sticking the pins in when you've been somewhere. I also like that there is a 'places I'd like to go' pin, as I was worried that Asia might look a bit bare. I stuck mine up using command strips.

Bought them for the Grandchildren, they on the wall and already have pins in. They looking at the next adventure and is a great way to encourage travel while learning basic geography. Fantastic present.

I bought this so I could tick off places I'd visited around the world, which is what it's for. It came with pins for that purpose too, which could have been packaged better as they're not resealable. Geographically, it looks accurate, and I can't see anything missing. You pay for the size rather than the materials, and given the size, they've done a remarkable job of squeezing in the names of some countries that are little more than dots compared to other giants on the board. The surface appears to be genuine cork board, so it's not sticky, and you do need the pins. There's some paper backing, which I'm not sure if you're supposed to remove or not. I left it on. There are picture hooks on each side of the frame to help with hanging, which are large enough to fit a screw head through if you're too lazy to find a bit of wire and are precise enough when drilling holes. I did weigh up, for a long time, if it was something worthy of the expense. I decided to go for it in the end, mostly because it's a nice reminder, when I've been stuck at home for ages, that I have been places and I have done things, and maybe (according to the aggregation of pins) I've explored Europe a bit too much and should try going somewhere else for a change.

Great present. The pins are already stuck into the board. I just have to find a place on a wall now.