Chess Sets Travel Board Games: Magnetic Folding Chess Board with Instructions Teen Gifts Family Games Educational Toys for Kids and Adults 9.5 Inch

From: FanVince

Pete's Expert Summary

My human has procured another one of their bafflingly inert entertainments. This one, by a company with the deeply uninspired name of "FanVince," appears to be a folding square covered in more squares, populated by tiny, oddly shaped statues. They claim it is "high quality" and "quiet," two words that are mutually exclusive with "fun." The primary appeal, as far as I can discern, lies in the small, lightweight pieces, particularly the so-called "king" at a perfectly battable 1.74 inches. The "amazing magnetism" is a laughable attempt to thwart my natural inclination to scatter things, a challenge I find only mildly insulting. It seems the humans intend to stare at it and quietly slide the pieces around, a monumental waste of prime napping territory. The true value, of course, will be in liberating those pieces from their magnetic prison and observing their trajectory across the hardwood floor.

Key Features

  • HIGH QUALITY CHESS BOARD- This premium quality chess sets for adults and kids gives you smooth hand-feel while lightweight. Smooth processing for each chess pieces in order to lower the sound while moving. Provides quiet environment for your logical thinking. The pieces are easy to distinguish.The Chess set board games has a beautiful packaging with rules of the chess game on the box.
  • AMAZING MAGNETISM BOARD GAMES- The chess sets's gameboard features a magnetic playing surface to keep pieces in place. Light magnetism would make it stable to play while not hard to move the pieces while playing in windy weather, outdoors or travelling. In between hikes and sitting around the campfire, games are a good way to pass the time.
  • TRAVELLING SIZE CHESS SETS - Chess board set is foldable. When the kid board games is not in use, they can be stowed inside the board. Game Board Open Width: 9.45" x 9.45" x 0.69", Game Board Closed Width: 9.61" x 4.81" x 1.34". The king stands a regal 1.74". This perfect size of Chess board is small enough to travel with, but also large enough for easy game play. Travel chess set is suitable for family games for game night, company, school, journey, travel, bus or picnic.
  • TEEN GIFTS SETS - This chess boards is not only the best choice for professionals but also suitable for beginners. Excellent gift to keep young minds engaged with a classic educational kids toy. Provides an excellent alternative entertainment to the electronic gadgets most kids are infatuated with these days. Chess set for kids and adults is definitely a great start for an intellectual hobby for both kids and adults.Get your Chess set board games right now. Checkmate.
  • CUSTOMER GUARANTEE - We believe you will absolutely love the FanVince chess set. Contact us if you are not satisfied with it. All issues will be solved within 48 hours.

A Tale from Pete the Cat

The operation began at dusk. The two-legs had unfurled the device on the low table in the living room, a stark black-and-white grid in my territory. They performed their strange, silent ritual, moving the little plastic totems from square to square with a dull, unsatisfying *shhhh*. They called it "Chess." I called it an invasion. I watched from my observation post on the arm of the sofa, my tail twitching a slow, rhythmic signal of contempt. The quietness of it all was the most offensive part; a proper game should involve frantic scrabbling, triumphant pounces, and the glorious clatter of victory. This was just… tidy. When they abandoned their posts for a refilling of their sloshing cups, I moved in. The air was still. I placed a paw on the edge of the board, a silent declaration of my authority. The pieces stood in their rigid formations, a silent army awaiting a true commander. I leaned in, sniffing a pawn. It smelled of bland plastic and the oils from the human’s hand. Pathetic. My attention was drawn to the tallest piece, their supposed "king." It stood there, a mere 1.74 inches of hollow pride. I gave it a test tap with a single, extended claw. It wobbled, but the board’s invisible force field—what they called "magnetism"—held it fast. A worthy, if feeble, defense. But I am Pete. I am not deterred by such parlor tricks. This called for a more kinetic approach. I crouched, my gray hindquarters wiggling as I calibrated the angle of attack. This wasn't a playful bat; this was a tactical strike. I launched myself forward, not with a clumsy pounce, but with a precise, targeted swipe aimed directly at the king's base. There was a faint *click* as the magnetic bond broke, and the king went airborne. It soared in a beautiful arc before skittering under the sofa with a most gratifying series of *clack-clack-clacks*. The field was breached. The remaining pieces were now just dominoes waiting to fall. One by one, I liberated them from their grid-based prison, sending bishops careening into chair legs and knights tumbling across the rug. The quiet game was quiet no more. It was now a masterpiece of beautiful, widespread chaos. The FanVince board itself is a mediocre platform, but I must admit, its ammunition is first-rate. It is, therefore, worthy. Not for its intended purpose, of course, but for its glorious potential as an agent of delightful disarray.