Dice is a game of chance — that’s why we love it. But random rolls off the table can be very annoying. The SnapDice rolling tray solves this issue once and for all, thanks to rare-earth magnets. It comes with perfectly balanced magnetic dice, which snap down on the board. You get random throws without the random bounces.
– Premium hardwood tray has built-in magnets
– Precision-machined steel dice snap down onto the board
– Eight different wood options to choose from
Stop Losing Dice
You can try every pre-roll ritual under the sun, but dice will always follow the laws of physics. As the small cubes leave your hand, gravity pulls them to earth. Unfortunately, the same force can also pull your dice off the table and between the floorboards.
You should have no such problems while using SnapDice. This beautiful tray uses rare-earth magnets to keep your rolls under control. It’s ideal for playing in tight spaces, and the tray doesn’t affect the outcome of your game.
Each SnapDice tray is crafted from premium hardwood. You can choose from three sizes and eight different finishes, from simple Hickory to luxurious Maple and Marblewood.
The supplied steel dice bounce across this natural surface until they reach the inlaid magnetic strip. They then snap down onto the tray, with one side facing upwards. As a result, you can play safely on the smallest of bar tables.
Just to be clear, this isn’t any kind of fixed game. The 14mm precision-machined dice are perfectly weighted on each side. The pips are even drilled to different depths to maintain the balance. Consequently, you can guarantee that the outcome of each throw is down to chance.
“SnapDice are carefully engineered to keep the center of gravity within .001mm of center.” — SnapDice on Kickstarter
What We ❤️
This is a dice set you can be proud of. It looks the part and plays perfectly.
Future Designs
It would be great to get a standalone magnetic strip for playing with SnapDice on the move!
Availability
– Kickstarter: Until October 25th
– Pledge: $69 USD
– Delivery: November 2017