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INTRISM PRO

The Original 3D Marble Maze Puzzle

Sale price: $109.95
List price: $119.95
You save: -$10 (9%)

Overview
In the box
Specifications

Turn your passion for puzzles into a work of art with Intrism Pro, a wood craft kit and 3D marble maze!

Intrism Pro is a one-of-kind wood craft kit for adults and teenagers that contains everything you need to build the challenging marble maze game that will puzzle your mind and put your skills to the test. With over 30 feet of track throughout the labyrinth, you'll roll the marble through 150 obstacles, drops, rails, stairs, ramps, rings, and many more on your way to the finish line! Are you up to the challenge? Whether you are new to wood craft kits or a hobbyist, Intrism Pro will surely delight you.

Premium Materials: Top-tier wood + unrivaled cutting precision = maximum enjoyment.
No glue or tools required. Everything you need is right there in the box.
Learning Made Fun: Levels up spatial reasoning skills throughout the experience.
Sustainable: We offset 100% of the carbon emissions of every Pro puzzle created.
Best-in-Class Support: Free replacement pieces, fast shipping, and our happiness guarantee.

What's included:

217 wooden pieces (including extras & display stand)
6-piece clear acrylic enclosure
1 black marble
Assembly guide (english)
Sandpaper
Intrism sticker

Plus, access to:

Video walkthrough of build
Digital assembly guide & alternate languages
In-depth solution video
Free replacement wooden pieces

Package dimensions:	8" x 8" x 1.75"
Package weight:	3 lb 2 oz
Assembled dimensions:	8" x 8" x 8"
Assembled weight:	2 lb 2 oz
Recommended age:	14+

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Intrism Pro Overview

Discover if this is the puzzle for you in less than 3 minutes.

Intrism vs others

Intrism

Others

🪵 Laser-cut plywood

🎯 Ultra-precise pieces

⭐ Made 100% in USA

🔎 Human QA process

🌱 Replants trees 10-1

🌊 Removes ocean waste

Your questions, answered.

How long does it take to build?

Intrism Pro takes on average of 8-12 hours to build. Intrism Mini takes approximately 4-7 hours to build.

The assembly time will vary based on expierence and skill level.

Can you stain/paint/varnish the wood?

Yes x 3! Adding your own pop of color truly makes it one-of-a-kind.

What's the difference between Intrism Pro & Mini?

Intrism Pro and Mini vary in their maze design, piece count, and difficulty levels.

You can find a more detailed comparison here.

Can you disassemble and assemble the puzzle again?

Intrism puzzles are designed to be assembled once, but you can play the maze endlessly.

How hard is the maze to solve?

Intrism Pro is very challenging and considered to be a level 10 marble maze. Intrism Mini is less challenging and considered to be a level 5.

Assembling the maze on the other hand is quite a bit easier to allow a greater range of people the ability to complete the puzzle to begin the marble maze.

What happens if the marble falls of the track?

Intrism Pro and Mini are designed so that if the marble falls off the track, it can be reset to the starting line.

Big puzzle. Bigger impact.

We plant 10x the trees we consume, remove waste from the ocean for the waste we generate, and offset our entire carbon footprint.

Very Cool

The puzzles (both medium and pro) were gifts for our son. He built the medium first and was quit pleased with the outcome. Next up the Pro. The pieces are extremely precise which helped make a strong durable maze puzzle that should last a long time. Crazy precision! Thanks

Less than

My son really enjoyed putting it together!
However as a Mable game it was disappointing! 10 people played it and expressed the same view.

Great Christmas gifts

Got my husband and our 15 year old son these for Christmas. They are super excited to work on them but have not done so yet

Amazing gift

I got this for my 11 year old son, who wants to come an engineer. What better present then the Intrism Pro. HE LOVED IT. He completed it the day after Christmas! Thank you and I plan the order the bigger one soon!

Pieces don't lock together

Starting building this today and the second piece doesn't stay locked to the other piece, had to use some glue.

Interim pro delivery delay

Ordered Dec 10th, supposed to be delivered by Dec18th. Stayed 10 days in Cincinnati. Delivered after Christmas. Person didn’t receive their gift while visiting.

Cool your jets...It's a Christmas present.

Your asking me for a review of a product intended as a gift for Christmas is a bit premature...seeing that it is only December 24th. Cool your jets...I'll get back to you after my grandson gets back to me.

Love this puzzle!

I assembled this in an afternoon and thoroughly enjoyed it. To keep everything clean I wore vinyl exam gloves throughout, and did end up gluing several pieces that seemed a bit loose.

We loved the result so much we just ordered a second ‘pro’ to have a matched set!

Thanks for a great product at a good price.

Awesome gift

My dad is impossible to buy gifts for but he hasn’t put this one down since I gave it to him on Christmas!

Mini as a Christmas Present!

What a cool gift this was! It was fun to put this "Mini" cube together! The directions are very good. (Well, the most difficult part of the assembly was trying to peel the protective covering off of the clear cube sides, but the covering sure did keep anything from getting scratched!). I've gotten partway through the puzzle and will keep at it...

Intrism Mini

Still haven’t received order after over month

Granted I ordered on Black Friday, but it’s December 28th and my order is still “en route.” I really can’t imagine why you’d think it’s acceptable to choose such slow shipping methods for your product. It’s highly disappointing, as my order was intended to be Christmas gifts.

I gave this to my 10 year old grandson for Christmas and we assembled it together today. He had the idea to tape off label our work table into sections so we could more easily find the A thru F pieces. Assembly wasn’t difficult… he figured where to fit the pieces, and I snapped most of them into place. He wasn’t strong enough to get them fully seated. We only had to sand one piece, and glue two pieces that were too loose. The fit inside the plastic frame was perfect. He had to head home shortly after we finished building it, so I don’t know if he was solved the maze. My only recommendation is to put a starter tab on the film protecting the plastic frame pieces. Great job on strength and engineering.