Florian Gonggi Konggi Korean Game Play Nori Korean Traditional Jacks Stone, Package and Color May Varable. (10 Pcs) (1 Set) 공기

Quality is nice it does not break easily it’s like a plastic rubber and is very fun to play it is filled with tiny beads it’s not to heavy and not to light for what it’s made for

This product is great! They are exactly what I was looking for. They are being used to play a traditional Korean game. The game is like the American game of jacks. If you like jacks you should give this product a try!

Quality is great

There was a squidlike version of these going around that more knowledgeable users complained were not the correct size or weight. These seem more authentic, between the Korean language on the packaging and their smaller size. It's still an extremely difficult game, I've managed to collect 2 so far! I'm glad I'm not playing for high stakes. The stones rattle when you toss them, which is entertaining. This was a "double pack", or two sets of 5, but they included 10 random stones that don't provide two distinct sets because of duplicate colors.

I recently picked up this Gonggi set, and it's such a fun way to experience a bit of Korean culture! The little stones are surprisingly tactile, and it's easy to get lost in the simple yet challenging gameplay. It's a great game for all ages, perfect for a quick break or some quality time with friends and family. The varied colors add a nice touch, even though the packaging was a bit basic. Overall, Gonggi is a charming and addictive little game that’s easy to recommend.

Just got my gonggi and I'm ready to play! The stones are a good size and weight for little hands. The colors I received are pretty bright. Not sure how long the pouch will last, but it works for now. Excited to learn some new tricks. Hopefully, I can finally beat my friend at this game. So glad I found these online!

Nice little game that my kids love. It came in a resealable container. Lots of fun. This is small enough to fit in your pocket and very lightweight.

Because they go by weight in how many are in a pack, I was a little concerned I might get less than 10 pieces, so I had a nice surprise in that I got 11 rather than 10. While it will vary, I'm sharing what I got just for an example assortment. All of mine are the two-tone, yellow on one side and a color on the other. The ones I have are: four red, two blue, two green, two dark pink, and one light pink.The quality of these surprised me in that I don't think they're great quality. However, I'd guess these are standard since they're designed in Korea, where the game originates. I pretty much immediately moved them to another case since the one they came in is just a thin plastic and a bit small for all of them to fit (possibly because I got 11 instead of 10). My guess for construction, just based on the feel, is that the gonggi pieces are a thin plastic with small balls (or some other object) in the center. They make a neat sound as the interior contents move around while the game is played.The game is fun, and a lot harder than it looks! One thing I like about it is that, unlike its close cousin jacks, it can be played on a soft surface since a piece is thrown up in the air and not bounced. I hope this will help the pieces last longer, too.