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title: "GraviTrax Pro Starter-Set Giant"
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# multi-level gravity-powered tracks compatible with all GraviTrax & PRO sets 415 versatile building pieces GraviTrax Pro Starter-Set Giant

**Brand:** ravensburger
**Price:** KD 160.24
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Build, race, and innovate — the ultimate marble run for future engineers!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GraviTrax Pro Starter-Set Giant by ravensburger
- **How much does it cost?** KD 160.24 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- ravensburger enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ravensburger brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **STEM Learning Meets Fun:** Engage critical thinking, spatial reasoning, and physics concepts through hands-on play.
- • **Seamless Expansion Ready:** Fully compatible with all GraviTrax & PRO extensions to keep your marble run fresh and challenging.
- • **Robust & Organized Design:** Smart hexagonal clip system and sturdy storage box keep your masterpiece intact and ready for the next session.
- • **Endless Creative Possibilities:** 409+ components let you build complex, custom marble runs that evolve with your imagination.
- • **No Batteries, Pure Brain Power:** Eco-friendly, screen-free entertainment that sparks curiosity and focus without distractions.

## Overview

The Ravensburger GraviTrax PRO Giant Starter Set is a premium STEM construction toy featuring 415 multi-material pieces designed for children 8 years and up. It offers a dynamic marble run experience powered by gravity, encouraging logical thinking and spatial skills. Compatible with all GraviTrax expansions, this battery-free set provides hours of creative play with robust, modular components housed in a sleek storage system.

## Description

Shop Ravensburger GraviTrax PRO Giant Starter Set - Marble Run, STEM & Construction Toys for Children Age 8 Years Up [desertcart Exclusive]. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders of £20 or more.

Review: Moar! - The only way to get into gravitrax. Bought for a 7 and 5 year old, this has provided hours and hours of entertainment. It might seem like far too much to start with but you really want this much for 1 kid, let alone 2, to really play around with ideas and actually have fun. We've since purchased more towers, a few expansions and some third party 3d printed parts and there's no sign that we are anywhere near close to tapping out with this stuff - the designs are ever more efficient but the box is still more or less empty at the end of a building session.
Review: Honestly, this is pretty great. Think 'lego prices' and the pain dwindles. - Right, this is obviously a dysfunctionally massive box of plastic. However, if you are like me, you've probably scouted a few reviews, seen a few people suggest that you need to spend a chunk to make GraviTrax fly, stumbled across this, and are now looking at it with a mixture of horror and bemusement, wondering if it is really a good idea for your [insert age here] year old. And wondering - tbh - what the hell is in this box, and what isn't (should you wish to get an expansion so there's also something smaller / complementary to open alongside it). Packaging Superb. Comes in three sub-boxes (think 'hardback books / DVDs in a boxed set' style), which all fit into the jumbo black / slate grey square jobbie you can see somewhere on this page. Robust construction. Everything should fit in there. Good legs on it. Yes, it *can* be tidied away. Playing with it Beware that this needs 30-50 minutes of assembly. If this is a big present, for the love of god crack open the box and assemble it beforehand. It isn't difficult once you know what's what, but when you first open it, if you DON'T already know what's what, you're in for a good fifteen minutes of confusion as you try and work out what the hell all the bits are and how they reconcile with the pictures in the assembly book. There's a set of 8 cardboard tiles - Ravensburger's puzzle-building heritage coming in here - that slot into one another to make (most obviously) a 2x2 or 4x2 grid (see pics). They're pretty easy to get out, but frankly massive. I benefit from being a single parent who has given up on all socialising, so don't mind sacrificing our daft-massive dining table to this for the foreseeable. If you don't have half an acre of (preferably level) table top, this will need to be put away and gotten out regularly. EVERY piece has a hexagon-shaped set of clips on the bottom. They can consequently clip in to the hexagon shaped squares on top of other bits, and hexagon holes in the cardboard. It's all fairly robust. 'Yeah, my 7yo knocks it over all the time' robust, but it does work pretty well (and does say 8+). Some pieces feel a bit half-baked, like the 'double transparent hexagon piece,' which in principle could give you an extra cantilevered hexagon to play with (which is often v v useful) but which, in practice, needs something very heavy on the cantilevered side or it risks tipping up. Mostly, though, it is sensible and well thought-out. Getting to grips with it This really took a few long stints of grumbling and confusion, and several waves of insight: 'there aren't enough of these; oh, I'm using it wrong'; 'there aren't enough high pieces; oh, I'm using them wrong'; 'why doesn't this fit in there; oh, it's too low / high'; 'why do my balls keep falling off the track; oh, I'm misunderstanding their speed'; 'why are there so many ways of SPLITTING balls and so few ways of bringing them back together...' I THINK I have now resolved all of these and, yes, it is now fairly easy to assemble a fairly massive track STARTING WITH THE SIX-BALL LAUNCHING STARTER in a fairly short time period - say, 10 mins? 15? For some genuinely impressive results. I'm 42, though, and my 7yo isn't quite there. Older kids probably would be. There are some rules that aren't really explicitly set out about height differences, turns, using rails instead of straight pieces (you will have dozens of rails, only 5-10 straight pieces), about the actual decent sense of having long and low tracks and not trying to build daft high straight away (and e.g. only stacking the raised see-through platforms on a stack of three 'lift' pieces and not 7!) We did have an initial two days of quite enjoying it, but not really getting anywhere - so much so that I finally crumbled and built one of the 'example' setups in the back of the book. Itself a bit of a disappointment because, presumably bc they want it to work, it didn't use many special bits! It DID work, though. And was fairly cool. And the 'rules' are now fairly engrained in me and, like I say, it's fairly easy to build a big track quickly. Current state of affairs... We've had it a couple of weeks around Christmas (my son has obvs spent some time with his mum, the GraviTrax lives here). He can choose what he does for bedtime, and every single occasion it's GraviTrax. I enjoy it. He enjoys it. We make some pretty cool things together. I have no regrets - this was a good buy. Expansions (what it comes with) Right, honestly, it comes with a pretty great selection of bits and bobs. You can build fairly high (but not daft high) and you can get a good range of genuinely decent tracks going. Where it falls short (IMO) is in GETTING THINGS TO GO HIGH AGAIN. If you only want them coming down, it's pretty good. But if you want them to gain height, you have... ok, two magnetic cannons, a hammer (really only works on level surfaces, but it is there) and a scoop. That'll get three balls back up 3-4 tiles of height, but that's all of your 'raising' options gone. We've bought the catapult (which is a bit weak, because there is nothing to catch it!), the lift (which my son thinks is AMAZING), and the flipper (which is great). And an extra magnetic cannon. These are all good additions, and allow a bit more multi-levelling to take place (goes DOWN goes BACK UP comes BACK DOWN). Oh, and the jumper! Which is a complete hero. Love it. We've also got the spiral which, again, my son loves to bits. Think two whirly slides of adjustable height. This massive box also comes with about four (?) VERY TALL 'pro' gidgets, virtually none of which I understand. I mean, one of them (the splitter?!) does one thing if a ball comes at it FAST from one direction, and different things if balls approach it slowly. Another can take balls from 6 directions and release each (a fair bit lower) on the diametrically opposed side - ok, I get that. Others have six outputs at the bottom AND CAN ROUTE ANY BALL TO EACH OF THEM, which is just a logistical nightmare - again, there are more ways of splitting tracks than bringing them back together, and this is a perennial problem. Oh, we've also bought the zipwire - again, hilarious and much approved-of by my son. And... I think the loop the loop came with the giant box? That is good, though one that takes a fair bit of time to crack (you need to use the special speed track from a significant height to get it to work). Overall Overall, this is great. It's got a learning curve, it benefits from some additions, there are a few bits here that are frankly a bit too complicated for me as a 42yo Oxbridge PhD to crack the logistics of. However, it is an applied, impressive, whizz-clicky thing that gets all kinds of balls going all over in impressive ways. My son loves it, thank goodness.

## Features

- 409 building components and 8 Extensions promise numerous construction possibilities and provide the perfect introduction to the world of GraviTrax.
- Create exciting race tracks with GraviTrax – STEM and construction toys for kids age 8 years up
- Build new routes and create crazy trick shots, expand the marble run with new ideas and extensions to keep the ball rolling – compatible with all GraviTrax & GraviTrax PRO sets & accessories
- Experiment with gravity to power your ball through twists, loops and turns in a race to the finish line – great building game for boys & girls
- No batteries required. Clear instructions included. Other accessories sold separately. A smashing birthday gift or present for children
- Number of players: 1+

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B094JXQMCS |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 249,764 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 354 in Marble Runs |
| Colour | Multi-coloured |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (485) |
| Date First Available | 10 May 2021 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Concentration, logical thinking, spatial thinking and construction |
| Item model number | 27023 |
| Language | Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
| Material Type(s) | Metal, Plastic |
| Number of Game Players | 1+ |
| Number of pieces | 415 |
| Product Dimensions | 34.8 x 34.8 x 34.8 cm; 2.5 kg |
| Release date | 1 Sept. 2021 |
| Remote Control Included? | No |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** 8 Years
- **Brand:** Ravensburger
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 34.8 x 34.8 x 34.8 centimetres
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Size:** Large

## Images

![GraviTrax Pro Starter-Set Giant - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91gfL1VEW3L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: The set contents list in the product description is of the speed set, not the giant set. what is the contents list of the giant set?**
A: Thank you for bringing this to our attention.  The listing has now been updated with the correct information.

**Q: Does this Giant set come with the add-on extension pieces that are sold separately?**
A: Contents are as below:
18 Spheres
Large height tiles 100
Small height tiles 32
Curve 70
Junction 10
Basic 3 entrance Closed 2
Basic 3 entrance 2
Basic 2 entrance 2
Basic 3 entrance 12
Catcher 4
Freefall 2
Splash 2
Landing 2
Tunnel Switch 2
Straight Tunnel 2
Curved tunnel 4
2 in 1 4
Switch 4
3 in 1 2
Vortex 2
Finish Line 2
Short Trax 27
Medium Trax 18
Long Trax 9
Magnetic Cannon 2
Ball & Spinner 1
Launch Pad 1
Base plates 8
Transparent Small Level 2
Transparent Level 2
Hammer 1
Loop 1
Scoop 1
Curved Trax 8
Bernoulli Trax 2
O Shaped trax low 1
O Shaped Trax high 1
Funnel 2
Shrimp 2
Long slow trax 2
Extra long slow trax 2
Double balconies 4
Classic Balconies 16
Single wall 1
Double wall 2
Triple wall 2
Pilers open 4
Pilers closed 8

 Paula

**Q: Children's  toys are vat zero rated. can you confirm?**
A: Children's Toys are rated at 20% VAT as standard

**Q: What is the size**
A: If you mean the number of the contents, then MASSIVE
If you mean the individual parts then just look at the marbles in the piccies. They are normal marble size so that will tell you how big the parts are. A typical hexagon part is 6cm across. The hexagons that help build the upwards type towers are 45mm across. Please ask for more info any time

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Moar!
*by B***E on 10 April 2023*

The only way to get into gravitrax. Bought for a 7 and 5 year old, this has provided hours and hours of entertainment. It might seem like far too much to start with but you really want this much for 1 kid, let alone 2, to really play around with ideas and actually have fun. We've since purchased more towers, a few expansions and some third party 3d printed parts and there's no sign that we are anywhere near close to tapping out with this stuff - the designs are ever more efficient but the box is still more or less empty at the end of a building session.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honestly, this is pretty great. Think 'lego prices' and the pain dwindles.
*by M***D on 11 January 2022*

Right, this is obviously a dysfunctionally massive box of plastic. However, if you are like me, you've probably scouted a few reviews, seen a few people suggest that you need to spend a chunk to make GraviTrax fly, stumbled across this, and are now looking at it with a mixture of horror and bemusement, wondering if it is really a good idea for your [insert age here] year old. And wondering - tbh - what the hell is in this box, and what isn't (should you wish to get an expansion so there's also something smaller / complementary to open alongside it). Packaging Superb. Comes in three sub-boxes (think 'hardback books / DVDs in a boxed set' style), which all fit into the jumbo black / slate grey square jobbie you can see somewhere on this page. Robust construction. Everything should fit in there. Good legs on it. Yes, it *can* be tidied away. Playing with it Beware that this needs 30-50 minutes of assembly. If this is a big present, for the love of god crack open the box and assemble it beforehand. It isn't difficult once you know what's what, but when you first open it, if you DON'T already know what's what, you're in for a good fifteen minutes of confusion as you try and work out what the hell all the bits are and how they reconcile with the pictures in the assembly book. There's a set of 8 cardboard tiles - Ravensburger's puzzle-building heritage coming in here - that slot into one another to make (most obviously) a 2x2 or 4x2 grid (see pics). They're pretty easy to get out, but frankly massive. I benefit from being a single parent who has given up on all socialising, so don't mind sacrificing our daft-massive dining table to this for the foreseeable. If you don't have half an acre of (preferably level) table top, this will need to be put away and gotten out regularly. EVERY piece has a hexagon-shaped set of clips on the bottom. They can consequently clip in to the hexagon shaped squares on top of other bits, and hexagon holes in the cardboard. It's all fairly robust. 'Yeah, my 7yo knocks it over all the time' robust, but it does work pretty well (and does say 8+). Some pieces feel a bit half-baked, like the 'double transparent hexagon piece,' which in principle could give you an extra cantilevered hexagon to play with (which is often v v useful) but which, in practice, needs something very heavy on the cantilevered side or it risks tipping up. Mostly, though, it is sensible and well thought-out. Getting to grips with it This really took a few long stints of grumbling and confusion, and several waves of insight: 'there aren't enough of these; oh, I'm using it wrong'; 'there aren't enough high pieces; oh, I'm using them wrong'; 'why doesn't this fit in there; oh, it's too low / high'; 'why do my balls keep falling off the track; oh, I'm misunderstanding their speed'; 'why are there so many ways of SPLITTING balls and so few ways of bringing them back together...' I THINK I have now resolved all of these and, yes, it is now fairly easy to assemble a fairly massive track STARTING WITH THE SIX-BALL LAUNCHING STARTER in a fairly short time period - say, 10 mins? 15? For some genuinely impressive results. I'm 42, though, and my 7yo isn't quite there. Older kids probably would be. There are some rules that aren't really explicitly set out about height differences, turns, using rails instead of straight pieces (you will have dozens of rails, only 5-10 straight pieces), about the actual decent sense of having long and low tracks and not trying to build daft high straight away (and e.g. only stacking the raised see-through platforms on a stack of three 'lift' pieces and not 7!) We did have an initial two days of quite enjoying it, but not really getting anywhere - so much so that I finally crumbled and built one of the 'example' setups in the back of the book. Itself a bit of a disappointment because, presumably bc they want it to work, it didn't use many special bits! It DID work, though. And was fairly cool. And the 'rules' are now fairly engrained in me and, like I say, it's fairly easy to build a big track quickly. Current state of affairs... We've had it a couple of weeks around Christmas (my son has obvs spent some time with his mum, the GraviTrax lives here). He can choose what he does for bedtime, and every single occasion it's GraviTrax. I enjoy it. He enjoys it. We make some pretty cool things together. I have no regrets - this was a good buy. Expansions (what it comes with) Right, honestly, it comes with a pretty great selection of bits and bobs. You can build fairly high (but not daft high) and you can get a good range of genuinely decent tracks going. Where it falls short (IMO) is in GETTING THINGS TO GO HIGH AGAIN. If you only want them coming down, it's pretty good. But if you want them to gain height, you have... ok, two magnetic cannons, a hammer (really only works on level surfaces, but it is there) and a scoop. That'll get three balls back up 3-4 tiles of height, but that's all of your 'raising' options gone. We've bought the catapult (which is a bit weak, because there is nothing to catch it!), the lift (which my son thinks is AMAZING), and the flipper (which is great). And an extra magnetic cannon. These are all good additions, and allow a bit more multi-levelling to take place (goes DOWN goes BACK UP comes BACK DOWN). Oh, and the jumper! Which is a complete hero. Love it. We've also got the spiral which, again, my son loves to bits. Think two whirly slides of adjustable height. This massive box also comes with about four (?) VERY TALL 'pro' gidgets, virtually none of which I understand. I mean, one of them (the splitter?!) does one thing if a ball comes at it FAST from one direction, and different things if balls approach it slowly. Another can take balls from 6 directions and release each (a fair bit lower) on the diametrically opposed side - ok, I get that. Others have six outputs at the bottom AND CAN ROUTE ANY BALL TO EACH OF THEM, which is just a logistical nightmare - again, there are more ways of splitting tracks than bringing them back together, and this is a perennial problem. Oh, we've also bought the zipwire - again, hilarious and much approved-of by my son. And... I think the loop the loop came with the giant box? That is good, though one that takes a fair bit of time to crack (you need to use the special speed track from a significant height to get it to work). Overall Overall, this is great. It's got a learning curve, it benefits from some additions, there are a few bits here that are frankly a bit too complicated for me as a 42yo Oxbridge PhD to crack the logistics of. However, it is an applied, impressive, whizz-clicky thing that gets all kinds of balls going all over in impressive ways. My son loves it, thank goodness.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Superb but horrifically expensive
*by D***. on 12 December 2021*

Gravitrax is a real gem in terms of entertainment and education - for kids and adults alike. But it is horrifically expensive for what it is and most items should be priced at a third or half of what they retail for. Even more irritating is the fact that it is almost impossible to buy individual elements without having to pay for unwanted extras. Ravensburger's rather cynical marketing policy in this respect often makes it more economical to buy entire starter sets just to get the items required. This should have got 5 stars, it's lucky it got 4.

## Frequently Bought Together

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