Just because you’re an adult doesn’t mean you need to be stripped of all the mindless joy you had as a child. This set returns those moments of unscheduled bliss in three completely different ways.

The spring toy is exactly what you’d expect, a welcome departure from your array of devices and a return to a simpler, less plugged-in kind of fun. The spy card deck lets you try your hand at espionage, at least on an intellectual level, and includes valuable information on how to decipher codes, or improve your spy vocabulary. Cubebot stands central to all your fun, and can be positioned in a variety of poses, and folded up and stored in a cube when you’re done. Its beech wood design is inspired by the Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles, and offers a tactile way to distance yourself from a long day’s work.

• Ridley's Classic Springy
• Frausto and Co., Spy Card Deck
• Areaware, Cubebot

Ridley's, Classic Springy
The toys of your youth were probably video games. The toys of our parent's youth were a bit less high tech, and a lot more springy. Case in point, this classic creation full of nostalgia. It's a simple toy that uses gravity to magically walk down stairs, pile back upon itself, or just hold down your desk's loose papers. It's fun to hold and ships in vintage-inspired, kraft-style box.

• (WL)2.44" x (H)2.76"
• Packed in a vintage-style kraft box

Frausto and Co.. Spy Card Deck
You've always fancied yourself a bit of a James Bond. But just because you've finally found that perfect suit doesn't mean you're any better at the art of espionage. The spy card deck by Frausto & Co. is a packed full of simple ways to improve your snooping skills. Each card includes valuable information, like how to decipher codes or improve your spy vocabulary; Tango, Bravo, Foxtrot, for example. Do you know what that means? You could probably use this kit.

• (W)2.75" x (H)3.75"
• Deck of 52 cards