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The song Girls and Boys by Blur features lyrics that are complex from a Set Theory point of view. This Venn...
NEVER SOLD OUT! Click here to get one printed just for you by Teemill, in an even bigger range of colours,...
Speed cube experts QiYi have produced this 2×2×2 variant of their speed cube. It's got a smoother and faster turning action...
This is a twisty puzzle similar to the Rubik's cube, but instead of using colours to indicate which pieces go where,...
This is the speed cube Mats Valk used to break the world record for solving a Rubik's Cube in November...
Manufactured by speed-cubing experts QiYi, The Thunderclap is a 3×3×3 Rubik's style puzzle cube designed to be used in competitions,...
If a side length of three is not enough for you in the world of puzzle cubing, here's a 4×4×4...
This is a 5×5×5 cube shaped twisty puzzle from speed-cube experts QiYi, designed for speed-solving in competition (can also be...
You may have heard of the 4 colour theorem that says you only need 4 colours to colour in any...
In the world of numbers, 220 and 284 are special because they come as a pair. They are a pair...
For the first time ever, in response to huge demand, the latest shows from Maths Inspiration have been filmed for...
I turned 100101 this year, and how better to celebrate than with a properly adorned cake. With our multi-pack of candles in...
This dice has 3 1s and 3 0s on it. So if you need to decide between doing something and...
The brainchild of mathematician and artist Edmund Harriss, Curvahedra gives you all the fun of a good challenging puzzle along...
Have you ever had a lovely pair of D10 dice only to lose one of them? No? Well this product solves a...
Have you ever had a lovely pair of D12 dice only to lose one of them? No? Well this product solves a...
The world's first mass produced 120 sided dice. This 50mm disdyakis triacontahedron has elongated triangle faces and is isohedral. They are...
Have you ever had a lovely pair of D20 dice only to lose one of them? No? Well this product solves a...
Twelve regular 2D pentagons join together nicely in 3D to make a dodecahedron. 120 of those dodecahedrons unite in 4D...
Do your Christmas decorations need more platonic solids? Maths Gear presents this beautiful set of twelve smart self-assembly paper Christmas...
Extensor pieces use a scissor-like mechanism to extend and contract, and can be connected together to build shapes and structures...
Display the time with this "base Fibonacci" clock. Available as a kit or pre built. The way this clock works...
This unusual clock tells the time with a spiral arm. To add a little mathematical beauty, the arm is a...
The Galton Board is a 7.5” by 4.5” desktop probability machine. This delightful little device brings to life the statistical...
If you're shopping for a nerd and you're not sure what they'd like, you could always get them a gift...
The Giiker SuperCube is the world’s first smart 3×3×3 twisty puzzle cube. With Bluetooth connection to a smartphone or tablet, the accompanying...
These dice use clever mathematics to achieve something remarkable. Imagine the situation... You and 3 friends need to decide who...
DUE TO MANUFACTURING ISSUES, WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RESTOCK THE GRIME CUBE BEFORE CHRISTMAS 2018. If you'd like...
Matt Parker, the brilliant stand-up mathematician, shows us what happens when maths goes wrong in the real world in his...
This beautiful clock takes advantage of the fact that if you place a diagonal line on a rotating base, it'll...
These are the free dice which appeared in this video on Matt's Stand-up Maths youtube channel:https://youtu.be/pF8goco4ix0 They are free as...
The backs of most playing cards have rotational symmetry so they look the same both ways up. Most of the...
The premise of Manifold is deceptively simple. Fold a piece of paper into a 4x4 square so all the black...
This beautifully designed deck of cards celebrates 36 mathematical constants. The shapes of the suits themselves are described by simple...
This 9x12" beechwood chopping board is perfect for mathematically precise cooking. Recipe calls for 1 inch cubes? No problem. "Finely...
There are a few maths clock options out there for the discerning temporal number fan. But this one is our...
Make your festive party go with a factorial! These smart table crackers, will look amazing on any dinner table and will...
Sick of decorations and gift tags whose diameter varies depending on which way up they are? All your Christmas wishes...
These mathematical magnets can be arranged to form poetry. They can also just be arranged to form true mathematical facts,...
Matt originally made these as a gift to give to a few schools he works with. But word got around...
Sick of board games that aren't sentient? Now's your chance to play against your toys, and find yourself beaten by...
This is a twisty puzzle similar to the Rubik's cube, but shaped like a dodecahedron (twelve-sided shape). Each face is a...
You're hopefully already aware of the brilliant Möbius band - a strip of paper wrapped round with a twist, which exhibits...
This matching pair of mug/donut earrings (well, they're matching if you're a topologist) are made from cloisonné enamel on petite metal studs, gilded...
This is the set of 5 Non Transitive Grime Dice with a bulk order discount. You get a lesson plan and...
In this set of dice, green tends to beat red, red tends to beat yellow, yellow tends to beat blue, and blue...
Most 20-sided dice have the decency to arrange the numbers so that opposite faces always add to 21. But they...
Behold the Numerically Balanced D30! The latest dice from The Dice Lab, makers of the Numerically Balanced D20. This is...
The Parker Square is a mascot for people who give it a go but ultimately fall short. The spirit of...
The PhiTOP is an elegant scientific, mathematical, artistic and aesthetically pleasing object that brings joy to the eye, hand and...
We only sell 5 dice in this set... because that's how many regular convex polyhedra there are. We'd include the Kepler-Poinsot polyhedra,...
This beautiful hand made ticker spins up to the next prime number every time you press the button. One game...
This is a twisty puzzle similar to the Rubik's cube, but shaped like a tetrahedron (triangular pyramid). Each face is...
Loads of games require you to roll two regular dice (or 2d6 is gaming slang) and when you do, not...
As seen on Matt Parker’s torso and YouTube channel, it’s Festival of the Spoken Nerd's new recursive t-shirt! Click here to go to...
We found these excellent jewellery items being made by the lovely people at Yellow Owl Workshop, and we've picked out...
Rock Paper Scissors is the classic non transitive game of chance,or skill if you know a bit of psychology. But...
This award winning card game is for one or more players. Recommended for ages six and above, the object of...
This award winning card game is for one or more players, and is now available in a teeny tiny version!...
No matter how you rotate a circle, it’s width will always stay the same. So far, so obvious. But if...
Many games involve rolling two dice and adding the numbers. These dice have the numbers 1, 3, 4, 5, 6,...
Our good friend and champion of mathematics, Rob Eastaway is a celebrated author of popular maths books and we're delighted...
Big data knows where you've been and who your friends are. It knows what you like and what makes you...
'I have a truly marvellous demonstration of this proposition which this margin is too narrow to contain.' It was with...
Maths Gear's very own Steve Mould and Matt Parker perform sell-out live shows as Festival Of The Spoken Nerd, along with...
‘One of the best books yet written on data and algorithms… deserves a place on the bestseller charts.’ (The Times) ...
Maths Gear's very own Steve Mould has written a kids' book. And you can get a signed copy exclusively from...
From the best-selling author of Fermat’s Last Theorem, The Code Book is a history of man’s urge to uncover the...
NOW BACK IN STOCK! Maths Gear's very own Steve Mould has written a book with Helen Arney! Why is it impossible to...
The Indisputable Existence of Santa Claus by Hannah Fry and Thomas Oléron Evans is a fun light-hearted look at the mathematics...
Some have seen philosophy embedded in episodes of The Simpsons; others have detected elements of psychology and religion. Simon Singh,...
Maths Gear's very own Matt Parker has written a book! Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension. According...
These 12 sided dice aren't regular dodecahedrons. The're oddly wonky. But amazingly they are totally fair. That's because they are...
These 6 sided dice aren't regular cubes. The're oddly wonky. But amazingly they are totally fair. That's because they are...
This is a twisty puzzle similar to the Rubik's cube, but instead of each face being split into smaller squares, there's...
These are out of stock until we can find a new manufacturer. Join the mailing list at the bottom of...
You may have heard of squaring the circle - but what about squaring the square?A square made from smaller squares...
You may have heard mathematicians say that there are only 17 types of wallpaper. Which is a shorthand way of...
Tantrix is an elegant coffee-table strategy game. Its mix of skill and chance makes it utterly addictive. I'm personally a big...
With the Drinkulator, you can drink and calculate at the same time, or 'drinkulate' as the cool mathematicians are saying....
Rolling three separate dice is so much effort. Shake and roll this single medium-sized cube and it'll throw three identical...
Are your balloons topologically trivial? Do you party harder than a mere spherical balloon can handle? Then you need... a...
Brought to you by Maths Inspiration, this pencil is printed with the largest left-truncatable prime number: this means it remains prime no...
Turing Tumble is a revolutionary new game where players build mechanical computers powered by marbles to solve logic puzzles. It’s fun...
These 5 dice are unusual! They are constructed from polyhedra you don't normally see in the dice world. Take for example... The...
OK, so you might have seen this puzzle before but the chances are you've only ever tried to solve it...
