Fun for a Moment,Not worth the frustration or mess

Tried making towers or sculptures, but the material just doesn't have the firmness of Play-Doh or real modeling clay. It flows too much for precise building, leading to frustration when creations fall apart repeatedly.
The biggest downside is the mess. Despite marketing claims that it's "mess-free" and "doesn't stick to hands," it absolutely gets everywhere. Tiny grains break off constantly during play, scattering across the table, floor, and even sticking to clothes, socks, and carpet fibers. It's not as bad as glitter, but those fine particles are surprisingly hard to clean up completely—vacuuming helps, but some always linger, and it tracks around the house if kids walk away mid-play.
Overall, I'd rate Kinetic Sand 2 out of 5 stars. It's a neat concept with a cool feel, but the structural limitations, inevitable mess, and quick boredom factor make it not worth it for older children. Save your money for something more durable and engaging. If you do buy it, keep it strictly on a large, easy-to-clean surface and supervise closely!