Setup and how to play
Will It Go Round
A full-size birch wheel with a 2 1/4 inch cue ball that you keep spinning for as long as you can. Here's how to set it up and play.
What's in the box
- Full-size wheel made from 6mm birch wood
- 2 1/4 inch cue ball
Setup
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Unpack the wheel
Take the wheel and the cue ball out of the box and set the ball inside the wheel's track.
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Clear some space
Find an open spot with room to swing the wheel, away from furniture, lamps and anything breakable. Outside on the grass works great.
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Mark your spot
Each player stands on a spot marked with tape or a towel, and someone gets a timer ready.
How to play
Solo against the clock
Start a timer and keep the ball circling. When it stops or drops, stop the clock and try to beat your time. For a harder round, try it on one foot.
Head to head
With two wheels, stand side by side and start together. Last ball still spinning wins immunity.
Party showdown
Everyone takes a timed turn while the group counts out loud. Longest spin of the night wins.
Having fun with it?
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Where this challenge comes from
This is a replica of Will It Go Round, an individual immunity challenge on Survivor 35 (Episode 7) and Survivor 39 (Episode 9), played while standing on a narrowing balance beam. It started on Australian Survivor as Centrifuge. Ours is a full-size wheel so you can play it at home.
Missing or broken piece?
Pieces are small and things happen in shipping. Tell us which piece and we'll send a replacement. No need to send anything back.
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Challenge a friend
Will It Go Round ChallengeGet a second one and see who lasts longest head to head.
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