Flying Stone Game Set Biseokchigi - Traditional Korean Folk Game - Fun Kit for Family Squid Parties Gifts

Okay, listen—I bought this for my son because I was desperate to get him off the tablet and out of the YouTube rabbit hole. I didn’t have high hopes. I figured it’d be one of those toys he plays with once and forgets under the couch forever (next to the 48 missing socks).But WOW. This Spinning Top Game Set is the real MVP! 🎯The moment he opened it, his eyes lit up like it was Christmas morning. He’s been spinning, launching, and battling with these things non-stop—no charger required, no weird updates, and no begging for screen time. Honestly, I felt like I traveled back to the early 2000s when kids actually played with toys. 😅And here’s the kicker: he brought it to a party and suddenly he was the most popular kid in the room. Like, all the kids swarmed him. It was like a toddler mosh pit of excitement. Even the shy kids were jumping in, yelling and spinning tops like little warriors. I haven’t seen that much joy (or chaos) since piñatas were a thing.The toy itself is sturdy, colorful, and honestly pretty fun even for adults. I may or may not have had a battle with my husband… and lost. 😂If you’re looking for something to get your kid off the screen and into some good old-fashioned fun, THIS IS IT. Just be warned: once they start spinning, they won’t want to stop!

1. Find and watch a good video that shows exactly to hold this paengi (top) and correctly wind the string on to it.2. Pay special attention to how to hold and throw the paengi and control the string while you do so.3. Did it spin correctly? No? Then go back to step 1 and start over. It can take some practice and understanding to get yourself coordinated.Took this 78 year man about 30 minutes of patient practice and re-watching the video to get the paengi spinning the first time. Then it took only two tries to do it again in front of my wife.I never learned as a kid how to spin any similar string powered top. So, if I can learn this then pretty much anyone can, regardless of age.Don't believe any of the reviews that blame the top or string it comes with for not getting this top to spin. The problem lies elsewhere.

The media could not be loaded. Eh it works only reason I say that is because everything is a but small. The ddkji is great it works and it looks nice. The flying stone is where the 1st oof is, it's very small but it works and the throwing stone is weighted. The Gonggi Is ok as well I love the case and it is weighted it feels a bit big though but it works. The spining top is some what weighted but it is a tad bit small. The jegi is in my opinion the best out of the 5 it fits all of it's purposes. But it works I just think it's a bit small and for the pice it could be a bit cheaper.

It is a very good set. The ddakji flipped very nicely. The spinning top was very good quality also. Those are my favorites. The gonggi has a container for easy travel. I used this set at the park and the kids loved it. The jegi didn't lose any tassels like another set I bought. The flying tombstone was sturdy and fun for groups to take turns.

Good quality. Main concern was whether or not the Spinning Top was weighted well enough for function. Skip the cheaper version of this kit. The receiver of the gift was delighted. Only downside was that the business cards didn't have the circle, square, triangle logo on the back.

Great set. Weighted and has directions of gameplay. Good purchase.

It doesn't spin. The string is too thick.

Good quality