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by Spirograph · Classic Gear Sets
4.7 · 6,651$25.26Price checked October 2026. The shop listing shows today's price.
Twice as many gears as the original, plus thirty-one Spiro-Tracks that snap into whatever outline you fancy. This is where designs stop being round.
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A ring only ever gives you a circle to roll around. Spiro-Tracks are straight and curved pieces that click together, so the wheel can travel round an oval, a peanut, a wobbly square or a track of your own invention, and the pattern follows.
The Super also carries twenty-one wheels, two rings, two racks, jumbo paper to fit the bigger layouts and a real die-cast metal 50th anniversary wheel. It all lives in a carry-along case with a built-in work desk, with a 24-page guide book for the days you want a head start.
| Recommended age | 8 years and up |
|---|---|
| Collection | Classic Gear Sets |
| Brand | Spirograph |
| Package size | 18 x 1.5 x 13 in |
| Model number | 1016Z |
| Customer rating | 4.7 out of 5 (6,651 ratings) |
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This is fun for adults, fun to do and really any age range.
Good delivery. All the items were intact. It is an engaging activity to keep kids involved. With different wheels and rings different forms can be created and works great with any normal pen or pencil. A design book guides to create patterns. The storage case is very useful and portable. It’s great fun for people of any age.
Always like playing with a Spirograph as a kid. I was wondering if the quality would be as good as the old days. This product does not dissapoint. My Grandson loves it and it can make so many shapes. It is all in one container so that is very nice. The rings etc are held on with clay. This works but pins in a stick board would work a lot better.

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