Go Fish - Hebrew Alphabet

Marsoni

M251S

$20.00

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Go Fish - Hebrew AlphabetThe familiar game we all grew up on in a fun and educational version. Teach your kids the Hebrew Alphabet through the game. The goal is to collect 4 cards of the same set, the winner is the person who got more sets than the others. Each player in his turn asks the other players for cards from the set he is after, if he didnt get the card he was asking for he picks a new card from the stack in the middle and the game continues to the next contestant.

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This wrist rest is nicely finished and was well packed in high-density foam as well as a cardboard box that was wrapped very tightly in thick plastic. It's sanded very, very smooth and is made of beautiful solid walnut, with nonskid pads on the back. The branding is on the side that touches the keyboard, so it is not visible or obtrusive at all. My keyboard is 15.5 inches long, and the 14.4 inch rest looks great up against it. The 0.78" thickness is also very suitable for the thickness of my keyboard. The product gets 5 stars because it is accurately represented and this is entirely down to personal preference, but something about this rest that I don't love is the degree of incline. I have my keyboard up on the kickstands, and the wrist rest that I already owned slopes pretty dramatically starting from the middle, so it follows the angle of the keyboard. The ZQL wrist rest is about 75% flat and then has a small slope that rounds off on the bottom edge. Again, this is very much a personal thing; I just brought it up because it's something that people might not think too much about until they actually use it. I think this rest would be great for anyone with very large hands, or with a flat keyboard. It's taking a little getting used to for me, but I really enjoy the smoothness and obvious quality of the wood. A wrist rest is an ergonomic must when it comes to thicker keyboards.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025