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In the world of numbers, 220 and 284 are special because they come as a pair. They are a pair because, if you take all the numbers that divide 220 (1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 11, 20, 22, 44, 55, 110...
For the first time ever, in response to huge demand, the latest shows from Maths Inspiration have been filmed for release on DVD. All these DVDs feature friends of Maths Gear and this one features Maths Gear's very own Matt...
I turned 100101 this year, and how better to celebrate than with a properly adorned cake. With this pack of candles in the shape of 1s and 0s you can express any age up to 126 (and around 40.7% of...
If you love someone with all your chart, why not show them in exquisite mathematical detail with these heart plot Valentine’s cards. The inside shows the generating equation and plot points so your significant other can check your working out. The card...
It's time to divide and conga with the Disco Calculator. A Device that combines the fun and excitement of a disco with the computational power of a calculator. It will come in extremely handy if you need to: - Disco- Calculate...
Maths Gear's very own Steve Mould and Matt Parker perform sell-out live shows as part of Festival Of The Spoken Nerd, along with geek songstress Helen Arney. Their 2014 tour show, Full Frontal Nerdity, is now a fantastic Digital Disc of the Versatile...
Display the time with this "base Fibonacci" clock. The way this clock works is just so cool. The side lengths of the squares are the first 5 terms of the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3 ,5). And they are arranged...
For the first time ever, in response to huge demand, the latest shows from Maths Inspiration have been filmed for release on DVD. All these DVDs feature friends of Maths Gear and maths people we love! This disc is all...
If you're shopping for a nerd and you're not sure what they'd like, you could always get them a gift card.
These dice use clever mathematics to achieve something remarkable. Imagine the situation... You and 3 friends need to decide who goes first, second, third and fourth in a board game. So you decide to roll some dice. Highest number first...
The backs of most playing cards have rotational symmetry so they look the same both ways up. Most of the details on the face are also designed to be symmetric, hence the two-headed mutant king and his family. However, not...
The premise of Manifold is deceptively simple. Fold a piece of paper into a 4x4 square so all the black squares are on the top and all the white squares are on the bottom (gray squares must be hidden). There...
This beautifully designed deck of cards celebrates 36 mathematical constants. The shapes of the suits themselves are described by simple and striking equations, brought to life on the ace cards. Price = p184 pence = £10.97
This 9x12" beechwood chopping board is perfect for mathematically precise cooking. Recipe calls for 1 inch cubes? No problem. "Finely chopped"? What does that even mean? The Obsessive Chef has you covered. It'll even help you with angles. I used mine...
There are a few maths clock options out there for the discerning temporal number fan. But this one is our favourite because it doesn't show you equations for the the standard hours of 1 to 12. No, instead of showing you boring-o'clock it...
For the first time ever, in response to huge demand, the latest shows from Maths Inspiration have been filmed for release on DVD. All these DVDs feature friends of Maths Gear and and maths people we love. In fact two...
Matt originally made these as a gift to give to a few schools he works with. But word got around and he was inundated with requests to buy them. So here they are. Available to buy.These stickers are themed like...
This is the set of 5 Non Transitive Grime Dice with a bulk order discount. You get a lesson plan and other resources with your order (you don't get the bag!). You can also download the resources for free from the brilliant Think...
In this set of dice, green tends to beat red, red tends to beat yellow, yellow tends to beat blue, and blue tends to beat purple. So you might think green is the best dice and purple is the worst. But here's the...
Loads of games require you to roll two regular dice (or 2d6 is gaming slang) and when you do, not all scores are equally likely. 12s and 2s are rare while 7s are common. See the graph above. But remarkably...
This award winning card game is for one or more players. It is recommended for ages six and above. The object of the game is to identify “sets” of three cards. Each card is unique in its four features; color...
No matter how you rotate a circle, it’s width will always stay the same. So far, so obvious. But if you thought this property was unique to circles, then these shapes of constant width will blow your mind. Check out...
Our good friend and champion of mathematics, Rob Eastaway is a celebrated author of popular maths books and we're delighted to get our hands on a batch of books signed by the man himself. What do a limerick, a drawer full...
Our good friend and champion of mathematics, Rob Eastaway is a celebrated author of popular maths books and we're delighted to get our hands on a batch of books signed by the man himself. The Hidden Mathematics Of Sport by Rob Eastaway...
Some have seen philosophy embedded in episodes of The Simpsons; others have detected elements of psychology and religion. Simon Singh, bestselling author of Fermat's Last Theorem, The Code Book and The Big Bang, instead makes the compelling case that what...
Our good friend and champion of mathematics, Rob Eastaway is a celebrated author of popular maths books and we're delighted to get our hands on a batch of books signed by the man himself. Why Do Buses Come in Threes by...
Maths Gear's very own Matt Parker has written a book! Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension. According to the official blurb, it's "a riotous journey through the possibilities of numbers, with audience participation. This book can be...
These 12 sided dice aren't regular dodecahedrons. The're oddly wonky. But amazingly they are totally fair. That's because they are isohedral, meaning every face can be mapped onto every other face through a symmetry of the object. These objects have...
These 6 sided dice aren't regular cubes. The're oddly wonky. But amazingly they are totally fair. That's because they are isohedral, meaning every face can be mapped onto every other face through a symmetry of the object. These objects have...
These are the 3D version of our shapes of constant width. Amazingly, they are the same width no matter how you orient them, which you'd think was only true of spheres. You can make a solid of constant width by...
Tantrix is an elegant coffee-table strategy game. Its mix of skill and chance makes it utterly addictive. I'm personally a big fan of the solitaire puzzles (think of them like the campaign mode instead of the multiplayer mode). This pack contains 56 tiles....
Are your balloons topologically trivial? Do you party harder than a mere spherical balloon can handle? Then you need... a torus! These Toroidal balloons have a much more interesting structure than a standard-issue sphere, and can be used to: Liven...
These 5 dice are unusual! They are constructed from polyhedra you don't normally see in the dice world. Take for example... The d12. Normally constructed from a regular dodecahedron, but here for your mathematical pleasure we have the rhombic dodecahedron. Unlike the platonic dodecahedron,...
OK, so you might have seen this puzzle before but the chances are you've only ever tried to solve it in two-dimensional Euclidean space (on a bit of paper). But topology is everything when it comes to the Utilities Problem....
For the first time ever, in response to huge demand, the latest shows from Maths Inspiration have been filmed for release on DVD. All these DVDs feature friends of Maths Gear and this one features Maths Gear's very own Steve...
