A&A 15" Magnetic Wooden Chess Set – Handmade Staunton Pieces, 3" King Height, 2 Extra Queens, Folding Travel Board

Meet the A&A 15-inch Magnetic Wooden Chess Set, a hand-finished Staunton collection designed for travel moments and cozy home play. Each piece is carved from natural wood, delivering a warm tactile feel and a timeless presence on any table. The board’s warm hues pair with classic pieces to create an inviting setup wherever you play.

Engineered for a truly flat playing surface

The design features a patented mini bracket that acts like a stabilizing leg, helping keep the surface completely flat. This thoughtful detail also shields your table from the box’s metal latch while you move pieces around.

• The 15-inch board uses 1.6-inch squares for clear, legible moves.
• The 0.5-inch thick frame employs mortise-and-tenon joints for sturdy construction and long-lasting durability.
• Rounded corners improve comfort and handling during play and transport.
• Internal storage keeps all pieces neatly in place when the box closes.
• A robust metal lock contributes to secure storage between sessions.

Magnetic pieces crafted for travel and protection

• 34 wooden pieces, including two extra queens, are handcrafted with attention to carving and finish.
• Each piece features a felt bottom to protect the board’s surface during movement.
• Balanced magnets provide just the right hold to resist bumps on the road or in a crowded seat.
• The magnetic design supports quieter, steadier moves without relying on forceful handling.

Portable, gift-ready, and ready for game night

The folded size of 15 x 7.5 x 2 inches makes it easy to tuck into a bag for travel, a guest room, or a camping trip. Meticulous packaging and timeless craftsmanship combine to make it a thoughtful gift for travel lovers, game nights, and outdoor gatherings.

Whether you’re a casual player or a travel chess enthusiast, this A&A set offers a tactile, premium experience with a form factor that travels as well as you do. It’s a versatile companion for weekday puzzles, weekend battles, and everything in between—open to possibilities, not guarantees.