Players have to build a tower of magnetic Mindblocks, while at the same time causing the other player to create an imbalance in the force field that brings the tower down. Players are not allowed to touch any blocks except the ones they are playing. The first player to topple the tower loses.

The world's first underwater slingshot for a rocket blast of fun.  Water activated safety mechanism unlocks safely underwater for fun play. Toy is 10" long.

Kids can line up the arrows on Froggy's belly and watch him spin through the water from one end of the pool to the other. He uses 2 AA batteries. The "patented random direction makes him zip in random directions," Doug Rubel, CEO of MindWalk, told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2009.

Cool in the pool and a Blast in the bath!

Random motion movement in any body of water, including spontaneous diving.  Awesomely unpredictable! 3 each of 4 different color designs. Blister size - 8” x 10”(20.3cm x 25.4cm).

Crabs and lobsters have eyes that see multiple images like a kaleidoscope. With Oggle Goggles kids can explore underwater the same way. Six each of two different styles — Slats and Cones — are available. Blister size - 8” x 10”(20.3cm x 25.4cm). Launch date: March 2007.

Baby Penguin and Clown Fish magnetically hug in place, as the Mothers spin, flip and race up and down and all over the place. They can be used for bath or pool play. When the babies are not attached, they float to the surface.

It’s a game – it’s a puzzle – guaranteed hours of fun. Worse, worser, worst! After the pieces burst, if you can't combine at the right time, the right color and number you'll never end up first!

This is a great stocking stuffer with a low price that gives hours of fun in a pool or bath. Toss shark into water and watch him surface like a real shark — no batteries, no winding.

Squiddy Subbie scoots through the water with his arms trailing after him. Hours of fun.

They can dive as far as 5' in the pool and are also fun to take in the bathtub. They use an AA battery and move through the water in unpredictable directions. They each have a light-up nose that never goes dim. Turbo Subs sit in a display box of four different styles, three of each. They are 6.5" by 3.5" by 2".
— “I would have to say, for this year, the surprise was summer items, pool toys … It’s probably because of the heat. MindWalk was the big-selling manufacturer,” said Lance Ghulam, manager of Handlebar Toys in Lafayette, Calif.
— “Basic beach and sand toys. Parents are trying to move away from video games,” was what Emily Holmes, executive assistant to the president for Ambassador Toys in San Francisco, had to say about surprises in her store.
— “Our Turbo Subs are part of our Super Subbie product line which uses patented random motion technology,” Denise Sanger, VP of operations at MindWalk USA, told TDmonthly. “This allows our Turbo Sub to move through the water in unpredictable directions, diving down 5' in the pool or just scooting around in the bathtub. In addition, the Turbo Sub has an always-on light in the nose, which makes it fun to play with in the dark, too.”

This magnetic mind game for 2 or 4 players consists of 24 magnetic polyhedrons and a 6-color die. Players roll the die and then place a shape and color matching piece on the start piece, adding to the clone at every turn. Although it’s okay to turn or flip the CLONE! To locate a matching side, if the CLONE! Falls apart, the player moving it loses. The play continues until one side uses up all their pieces – and wins! The game can be played at two levels: younger players can use the pieces to build a cube. Older players can build a cube that displays all 4 colors on all 6 sides.