From a Danish garage to tables everywhere.

Late in December 2013, after long days and nights in his workshop, Danish carpenter Mikkel Bertelsen had something unique in his hands: a wooden tabletop game with magnets you steer under the board. Just in time for the holidays, he made a few copies as Christmas presents for friends.

Word spread across Denmark, and orders from friends of friends, cafés, bars and offices poured in. The following year Mikkel built more than 3,000 games by hand in his garage. The name? KLASK means "slap" in Danish — the sound a steering magnet makes when it drops into your own goal. If you hear it, it's a point.

Since then KLASK has won the Danish and Swedish game awards and a Spiel des Jahres recommendation, and official tournaments run in 16 countries, leading to a World Championship. Some call it the Danish national sport. We just think it's the best thing that can happen to a kitchen table — so we became the official KLASK shop for the US: we ship from inside the country within 48 hours, and give you 60 days to decide.