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StickyChess is the perfect way to play chess on the run. Unlike magnetic sets, the pieces never slide or fall over, because they are stuck on with Velcro! The board can be folded up and stuffed in your pocket!

You can play it on the bus, throwing it back and forth. You can make one move at the base of a mountain, stuff it it your hiking pack, and make the next move at the top of the mountain. The pieces always stick!

"StickyChess is the perfect alternative to magnetic or electronic sets. If you're the active sort, always on the go, this is a perfect set for you; I keep mine in my backpack at all times. " — Chessville

"This (StickyChess) is a cool new product that many will like very much. " — J. Franklin Campbell, Correspondence Chess Review

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