Reddit mentions of Prentice Hall Molecular Model Set For Organic Chemistry

I've got that one (gets it off the shelf) It's "The Prentice Hall Molecular Model set for Organic Chemistry". Here it is on Amazon. It's pretty pricey (aren't they always?), but much better than those ones with the plastic straws.

I like the Prentice Hall Modeling Kit and have two of them for my modeling desires. Unfortunately, the price on Amazon seems to have gone up quite a bit (used to be $35). The size of the atoms versus bonds is perfect, and the models are very sturdy. For example, I regularly use a model of cyclohexane as a back scratcher/massager.

The only downside is that the bonds are a little tight initially. I've found that troublesome bonds can be gently (gently!) chewed to become perfectly fit for the atoms.

http://www.amazon.com/Prentice-Molecular-Model-Organic-Chemistry/dp/0205081363

This one has flexible bonds, you can even make tetrahedrane with it.

U can get it here but it cost 65$. What i like about that kit is that you can use a sharpie on the white hydrogene to do the CIP configuration

This is what I have.

It's pretty expensive unfortunately, but it's incredibly nice and I don't see it breaking any time in the near future.

If you're into organic, this one, right here:

https://www.amazon.com/Prentice-Molecular-Model-Organic-Chemistry/dp/0205081363

It's space-filling and very versatile, I like how it helps me see the shapes of molecules.

This is the one I use:

Prentice Hall Molecular Model Set For Organic Chemistry

Works great and they can double as ornaments on your ChemisTree at Christmas. :)