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GOROCK giant tumbling tower game sets

Three stacking sets, three starting heights. Pick the one your patch of grass can hold.

3 sets in this group

Three sets, one game, three starting heights. Every one is premium pine, sanded on all six faces, left unfinished so the blocks grip each other, and packed in a carry bag that takes the whole set loose rather than stacked.

Pick by the grass you have. The 57-block tower suits a small lawn and travels well. The five-foot set with dice and a scoreboard is built for a crowd that already knows the plain game. The jumbo set, with blocks over seven inches long, is the biggest stack we cut and the one that needs the most clear space around it.

None of them assemble. You carry the bag to level ground, build three blocks to a row turning each row ninety degrees, and start pulling. Set up is about four minutes and tidying up is faster — the blocks go back in loose.

Asked more than once

How do you play giant tumble tower?

Build the tower three blocks per row, alternating direction each row. Take turns removing one block with one hand and placing it on the top row. The player who topples it loses.

How much is a giant tumbling tower game?

Ours run from the high thirties for the 57-block set to the mid seventies for the jumbo. The price on each set's page is the one we last read off its listing.

What is the difference between the three sets?

Block count and block size. 57 standard blocks for the small set, 60 standard blocks plus dice and a scoreboard for the five-foot set, 60 jumbo 7.15-inch blocks for the tallest.