The Hook That Defies Gravity
A handcrafted wooden balancing toy that looks impossible — every single time.
The Hook That Defies Gravity
A handcrafted wooden balancing toy that looks impossible — every single time.
A Sky Hook is a handcrafted wooden balancing toy that looks like it should fall — but doesn't. Hook it onto a belt, position it just right, and watch it hang in mid-air, defying gravity in a way that stops people in their tracks every single time. It's not a trick. It's physics — and it's been amazing people since 1969.
In 1969, a 10-year-old kid in Indiana got his hands on a wooden sky hook — and couldn't put it down. He traced it, cut 50 of them out by hand in a barn, and sold them at school for $1.00 each. That kid was Tim Lybrook. And Sky Hooks is his way of finally sharing that wonder with the world.