Pressman Checkers -- Classic Game With Folding Board and Interlocking Checkers, 2 Players

Played this game a lot growing up and when found on Amazon was excited to play again. Mold is plastic so not extremely sturdy but holds up well to regular play. Brought hours of memories and fun game play back to a family game night tradition.

I knew they were making games cheaper but this was ridiculous. The top lid was fine. The bottom box was made out of the thinest cardboard, like a shirt wrapping box. The game board looks nice but is very thin. It does lay flat but if kids were handling this it would be bent/broken and in the trash within a year. The checker pieces are thin and do not stack well. They do stack but while playing, both my daughter and I had the upper piece slip from our hand while trying to stack and knock other pieces off the board. This is pure junk. Why the 5 stars? So this wouldn't get buried. Can you play the game? Absolutely. Was it frustrating? Yup. I would gladly spend a few more bucks to get a product that was better quality. I would be embarrassed to give this as a gift. It's that bad.

It's a checkers board. The size is right for the board. The checkers are on the dinky side. They don't stack well.Pros: Price, Very low cost option.I figured for the price I wouldn't expect much and I was right.Cons: The board is very thin but usable. Checkers are thin and small plastic pieces with a molded crown on one side. I would NOT recommend this to be near small children.I knew what I was buying so I am not docking any any stars. It is as advertised.

Definitely more flimsy not super sturdy but gets the job done. My 5 year old just got into checkers and the only thing was the box got squished other than that it works for us.

This came to us overnight during Christmas. We were playing a game like this and told our kids that we should get this game. The price was great and the product was great. We have alot of fun with this game.

I had a set of these decades ago in high school that I kept in my backpack. Back then, the box was much smaller and fit the set better; this box is ridiculously oversized. I wanted these for a travel set, and they’re good for it as they’re much smaller than a typical domino set. I ended up buying a small plastic pencil case to put them in, which worked well. The quality isn’t the best, but the travel size is what I wanted. I remember the quality being better in the 90’s. So, as long as you’re aware of that they’re small and that you’re getting what you pay for in quality, I can recommend them.

I used this game for a biodiversity demo. It is a game I grew up on, but I thought 6th graders would find it to be boring to play. To my surprise, they want to play it if we have free time on Fridays.

A favorite game when our four youngest grandchildren come to visit, each household got a set for Christmas, and even though they can now play at home, they still want to play with us when they come for the afternoon or the weekend.Watch out! Even a five year old will cheat to win at pick up sticks!