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Saxoflute

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$9.09 $14.9 In stock

With Saxoflute kids will love to create their own music instrument and actually make music with them. By connecting the colourful transparent tubes they can create any instrument they can imagine or they can copy real ones: trumpets, flutes, saxophones…and really play them to compose their own fun and happy music. All pieces are non-toxic and unbreakable for hours of fun and safe play.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

The transparent tubes click together so easily that my 5-year-old figured out how to build a trumpet shape on her own within minutes. She's been marching around the kitchen making up songs all afternoon, and honestly it's the first toy that's held her attention this long.

Daniel E. ★★★★★

Bought this for my niece's birthday and honestly the transparent tubes are sturdier than they look. She keeps rebuilding it into different shapes and the notes actually change depending on how she connects them. Way better than another noisy toy that just plays one preset tune.

Kevin H. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old spent a solid hour connecting the clear tubes into different shapes and blowing through them, and I was surprised by how many actual notes she could get out of it. The pieces snap together tight enough that it doesn't fall apart mid-song, which was my main worry.