Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
Introducing Race To Lace!
Are you looking for the best kids travel activities for kids on airplane? Look no further! Race to Lace to the rescue! The incredibly simple, yet extremely fun game for the whole family! Kids 4 & up will love Race to Lace can be played with friends, siblings, parents, grandparents, and more!
Quick and simple to learn. Just deal the lacing boards, pick a difficulty level, decide play mode, deal the cards, and Race to Lace!
Simple, Yet Outragously Fun!
This simple game includes 2 threading boars, 4 levels of cards, & 2 sets of laces.
The game can include more players with the purchase of more game kits. Play with as many people as you like!
How to Play:
Step 1: Pick A Game Mode - Decide on single card, multi card, number of players, skill level, etc.
Step 2: Deal cards and laces
Step 3: Start racing to copy the lace pattern on the card
Step 4: Match the card's lace pattern and win!
Who Can Play: Kids 4 & Up will enjoy this game and gain better hand & eye coordination. Additionally, children will learn how to pay close attention to detail while copying the lacing pattern on each card. This is a great game for two siblings to play or with parents. Mix skill levels with younger and older children for competitive play. Family memories will be made with Race to Lace!
Where to Play?
Race to Lace is a compact game for travel and more! This game is the perfect travel entertainment for kids and adults alike! Make those boring plane or car trips more interesting and competitive! Spice up your next train ride. Need something to keep kids occupied on a road trip? This game set is small and can easily fit into any carry on bag, travel bag, and more.
Joyce Kirkvold
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
I'm an 86 yr. old and use this to improve hand dexterity. Works great
Penny Worth
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
The wood boards for lacing are nice and smooth. There is enough space for lots of different patterns. Can be play free-style or as a game between two people. However it's played, the pieces are sturdy and it's entertaining. The concentration of two similarly skilled kids trying to finish a pattern as quickly as possible is deep. You can almost see the attention spans expanding. A hands-on activity that allows for a variety of ways to play= a winner.
Doug Hubregtse
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
I ordered this for a cross country flight with my 6 and 9 year old. It doesn't always end well when they compete with each other, so it was fun for them to play with this individually. I like that it all fits nicely in a small pouch. It can fit in a purse for easy entertainment at a restaurant, car ride, etc.
megnooodles
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
Brought this along for a trip with a few other families. The kids loved playing it.
Tyler
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
This has been a fun activity for my kids to use in the car, at the doctor's office or at church. It keeps they quiet and engaged, and it is simple enough that even my toddler can figure it out. Although he does need some help with the more challenging cards. The set doesn't store well in the original box, so we store it in a mesh, zippered bag that fits well in my purse.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
This is a great lacing game to use on the road when traveling and trying to entertain little ones.
Kimberli Zamora
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
This was added to many other car ride toys so I no longer had to hear the kiddos complain that the other is touching me and to take a break from electronics. Yes, only works if there is light, so a daytime hit for now.I am not doing this as a timed game as advertised. The kids are working independently with this.My 6 yr old grandaughter finds it challenging but doable so proud when she completes a pattern.The 4 yr old seems to get frustrated with it, but that could be personality and not age.This is a keeper!
Tammy
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
A great way to teach children how to tie & great for working on Fine Motor Skills
Recommended Products