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๐ Connect, Compete, Conquer!
The Hasbro Connect 4 Travel Fun On The Run is a portable version of the classic strategy game, designed for easy transport and quick setup, making it ideal for family outings, road trips, or casual gatherings. This durable game promises hours of engaging entertainment for players of all ages.
| ASIN | B005T7SJAW |
| Age Range Description | Children |
| Best Sellers Rank | #727,556 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #1,140 in Travel Games (Toys & Games) |
| Brand Name | Hasbro |
| Color | Blue |
| Container Type | Box |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 95 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions | 2.01 x 6.26 x 9.25 inches |
| Manufacturer | HASBRO |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 226770350 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 6 years and up |
| Model Number | 226770350 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Players | 2 |
| Operation Mode | manual |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Set Name | Connect 4 |
| Theme | Travel |
| UPC | 754295508054 698997615989 653569571735 |
N**O
Connect 4 - Live, Love, Learn.
Aside from the fact that Connect 4 has always been one of my favorite "board" games ever, this travel version makes for the perfect journey companion! I bought this for my nieces (3 and 5 at the time) as we were leaving for a family trip w/30+ hours of roundtrip flight time and figured I should load up on anything to help keep their attention that doesn't rely on battery power. This little treasure helped the cause throughout the trip! Plus it gave me the opportunity to remind my nieces again and again that I am their intellectual superior, so really, it was a double-win. Short of finding some workaround to having any loose pieces, this really does quite well for on-the-go play. The capped holders on either end are great for keeping the discs in place when not in use and they make it easy to pull pieces out individually without fear of the stacks tumbling out anytime you grab one. The ridged collection plate below the rack keeps pieces that slide through from slipping out the sides and it folds up well. The fold-up minimizes the total profile of the game when done using and allows for easy storage. This game is great in that it does not rely on luck/chance but instead challenges my nieces to think in real-time, planning multiple moves ahead and anticipating their opponents' strategies. It's amazing to see how the girls learn through each successive game. And, when all else fails, can always just throw the chips at each other because sometimes you just get tired of thinking!
B**R
Folds up and keeps little pieces in unit for easy storage on the go
Love this more than I thought I would. It is small enough to throw in my purse for a restaurant visit to entertain kids, but big enough for an adult to play with no problem with a child. Really like it and would actually purchase this model RATHER than the full-size any day of the week because of how it keeps the pieces in and all the parts to the game stay together with no problem.
N**M
Really well-designed
I bought this as an "airplane present" for my 3.5 yo. The design of the game is brilliant and we were able to easily play on the plane without pieces falling everywhere. The small size is great for travel and also for developing my son's fine motor skills.
S**N
Fun and portable
This a great game and the small size and portability are awesome. Overall the quality is good but I would love if it had some sort of cover to put over the openings where you pull out the chips. It's not like they will all magically stay in there if you slip the game in a backpack w/o a case so I store it in a plastic zip bag. Fortunately there are a few extra pieces in each color because my small child lost one right off the bat, just playing around the house. Worked well playing on the airplane too.
L**N
Slipped disc
I am a little disappointed with this item. I chose this version over others offered because of the high product rating and self-contained unit design. After playing the first time we re-loaded the discs into side cylinders, closed the cylinder lids, and folded up the trays as instructed. As soon as we folded up the trays the discs began falling out of the bottom of the cylinders. We still enjoy playing this game and like the compact size but we found a small change purse to use for storing the discs.
M**L
Smaller than expected but worked out anyway
This was a lot smaller than I expected but I take full responsibility because I didn't read the description accurately. It's nice to be able to store the game pieces on the sides. It's great for travel!
G**1
Shortchanged
Misrepresented size and price. Target's got a bigger one at $8!
D**K
Flimsy
I have an older, similar travel Connect4 that apparently isn't made anymore. This version is of much lower quality. All the plastic is flimsy. The fold up bottom pieces are prone to break off, and don't fold up into the nice compact shape that the previous version did. Another negative is that the pieces need their own separate bag. Sure, it's just a silly little game, but this is such garbage in comparison that I had to point it out.
D**R
Five Stars
A here pour mes petits-fils et tres satisfaite.
A**N
Redesign of a classic. Not an improvement.
A friend of mine always carries a connect-four board in her bag. She uses it to break the ice when she is talking to someone new. I thought that was a great idea, so I bought this to keep in by backpack. My friend had the classic travel-connect four. You've probably seen it classic one, which consists of a trapezoidal base, and a playing board that slides, rotates, and then fixes in place. It's sturdy, the pieces stay in, and it folds up cleanly without pieces sticking out. This is a redesign and, sadly, it is not an improvement. It's actually worse in every way. The circular reservoir at the bottom folds up in two halves. This leaves them sticking out. In a backpack, they would catch on things and possibly break. I thought this was stupid, so I removed them. The playing board can stand on it's own. What really makes me nervous is the way the pieces are stored. They stay in two cylinders on either side. The top is closed by a hinged cap, and the bottom has a slit to easily remove the pieces. In other words, both sides are potential leaks in a bag. The top could catch on something and open, and the pieces could just slide right out of the bottom. This is such a poor design choice, that I can't even understand what the designers were thinking. I keep it in a zipper bag inside my backpack because it can't hold up on it's own. 3 stars because it's a classic game, and the construction is very sturdy.
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