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HyperTiles

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Category: HyperTiles

HyperTiles — Where Math Meets Creative Play

HyperTiles are a radically fun construction toy based on a mathematical shape called a hyperbolic paraboloid. These simple, super-versatile tiles link together in infinite combinations to create surprising 3D structures — delivering hours of creative building that's rooted in real geometry.


Why Kids and Adults Love HyperTiles

  • Infinite combinations — link tiles together for surprising, unpredictable 3D outcomes
  • Math-based design — each tile is a hyperbolic paraboloid, making every build a geometry lesson
  • Easy to learn, hard to master — simple connections lead to complex, beautiful structures
  • Great for all ages — recommended for ages 5+

What's Included

  • 48 tiles
  • 80 connectors
  • Drawstring storage bag
  • Instructions, tips, and tutorials via the Fun In Motion Toys app

HyperTiles make a perfect STEM gift for curious builders who love hands-on, screen-free construction play. From Fun In Motion Toys, the makers of Shashibo.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

My kids have been building with these for hours and I keep stealing them to make my own twisting shapes. The way the tiles link together is oddly satisfying, and you can bend them into curved roofs that shouldn't hold up but somehow do.

Grace H. ★★★★★

The way these tiles curve into a saddle shape still messes with my head, in the best way. I keep leaving them on the coffee table and every guest ends up fiddling with them. They link together smoothly and hold whatever weird 3D shape I build.

Evelyn S. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure how a hyperbolic paraboloid could be fun, but the way these tiles flex and click together into curved shapes is weirdly addictive. My desk now has a wobbly little tower on it that I keep reshaping during calls.