Crystal Twister Premium Dice Tower

This looks quite amazing when it's together and you're dropping math rocks in it and watching them work their way down the spiral crystalline stairway. Most dice work great, d6 can sometimes get hung up, but less often if you drop 'em in from 2-3 inches above the tower. The ones you will have the most trouble with are the traditional pyramid-shaped d4s as they tend to get stuck easily. One word of caution: the instructions say to use gloves when assembling, I highly recommend doing so. You will be removing pieces from acrylic sprues which can cause tiny acrylic splinters. Those things aside, it is a spectacle to witness once it is together and being used. It's pretty satisfying to drop 2 d10s in there at the same time, one on each side and watch 'em work their way down together. Highly recommend this tower for the bonus aesthetic as well.

The CrystalTwisterDice Tower was everything I wanted it to be and more! Easy to use, stunning to look at, and amazing value. Setup was easy with the instructions provided and now my board game group has a dice tower that looks just as amazing as it sounds and performs! 10/10 recommend this product if you are looking for a dice tower!

Very cool to watch dice spiral down the set of tilting stairs. The issue I have is that D4s have a habit of catching and needing you to tap the side of the tower to get them to fall the rest of the way.

Easy to assemble with some patience while installing the tilting ladder steps. Dice run through the tower well, with a nice spiral pattern and pleasant zipping sound. Overall, this a decent dice tower and I will be using it at the table, but it has a couple of drawbacks. I haven't yet gotten a traditional d4 to run through. They always get stuck and are a little bit hard to get back out. I mostly use 12-sided d4s anyway so no big deal to me. Also, dice don't have as much momentum when they exit this tower as they do with regular slatted towers, so they can pile up right at the exit. I would be interested in a similar tower about half again the size, maybe with a redesigned exit so that dice shoot out of it a bit further.