Kidz Robotix Spider Robot

Name: Kidz Robotix Spider Robot
Brand: BigJigs Toys
SKU: Q3414
Price: 12.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (5 reviews)

$12.59 ~~$19.99~~ In stock

Category: Hands-On

Amazing contraption that children can put together by themselves, encouraging hands-on mechanical inspiration.

Kidz Robotix Spider Robot creates a spider capable of crawling along a wire.

Requires 2 AAA batteries and a cross head screwdriver not supplied.

Age 8+

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★ Oct 27, 2026

My 8-year-old put the legs on by herself in about twenty minutes, which says a lot about the instructions. It's surprisingly sturdy for a build-it-yourself toy, and watching it creep along the wire really is satisfying.

Jacob ★★★★★ Oct 26, 2026

Snapped it together with my 10-year-old on a rainy Saturday, and the way it actually inched along the wire was way more mesmerizing than I expected. He's already taking it apart to rebuild it, so the mechanical learning is definitely sticking. Two AAA batteries and it's off to the races.

Grace ★★★★★ Oct 25, 2026

My 8-year-old needed almost no help snapping the pieces together, and watching the legs actually crawl along the wire was way cooler than I expected. The assembly itself taught her about gears and motion without feeling like a lesson. Just remember to grab those 2 AAA batteries beforehand.