🌟 Assemble Your Adventure!
The Exerz 12" World Globe is a self-assembled educational globe featuring a political map, designed for both classroom and home use. With a diameter of 12 inches, it encourages exploration and learning about geography through a hands-on assembly process. Made from high-quality materials, this globe is not only durable but also visually appealing, making it a perfect gift for various occasions.
S**
Educational, Stylish, and Perfectly Sized
The Exerz 8” World Globe is the perfect balance between educational tool and decorative piece. The size is just right—large enough to clearly read the countries, capitals, and boundaries, but compact enough to fit nicely on a desk, bookshelf, or nightstand without taking up too much space.The globe itself spins smoothly, which makes it fun and easy for kids (and adults!) to explore different parts of the world. The print is clear and colorful, making geography engaging and simple to learn. It’s great for homeschooling, homework help, or just sparking curiosity about different places.I also love how stylish it looks. The modern design fits nicely into any room—whether it’s a study space, classroom, or office. It’s sturdy, lightweight, and feels well-made for the price.Overall, this globe is an affordable and high-quality way to combine learning with décor. Perfect for students, teachers, or anyone who loves to travel and wants a globe on display. Highly recommended!
J**O
Colorful and easy to read.
Nice globe. Easy to assemble. Wonder gift for young student.
Y**Y
I like this product because it makes a good impression and is easy to install, it lasts a long time
I like this product because it makes a good impression and is easy to install, it lasts a long time
S**H
I love viewing the world
Pretty cool
Z**G
globe
globe not too small
F**S
Use it as you see the evening news
An essential as you listen to the evening news events
T**.
Not worth it
Cheap. Not sturdy and the pieces wouldn't connect. Don't buy. Invest in a better globe.
J**N
It's okay, but not great
I bought this globe because I wanted something that did not fade as easily in my classroom window as the standard paper covered globes. I think it will accomplish that, but that is where the joy ends. It is all made from a cheap feeling plastic that has to be assembled. Yes the directions were printed on the box, but I got really confused when I realized that the two spheres are held together by a plastic ring that each hemisphere sets into. It doesn't snap together so unless I glue it or tape it together the spheres can easily be slid around. Some kid is going to figure that out soon enough and then my globe will rarely be in the right alignment. Not to mention the fact that someday some kid is going to drop it on the floor and it could easily break with such flimsy plastic.
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