This LEGO® is the most painful for the feet: we advise you not to walk on it

This LEGO® is the most painful for the feet we

Although these little bricks are one of the most coveted toys for children (and also older ones), one of them could well give you a real nightmare.

LEGO® bricks have fascinated young and old for decades, but their reputation goes far beyond their building kits. If you’ve ever had the misfortune of stepping on one of these pieces, you know the pain. But did you know that one of them was particularly formidable? An experiment revealed which one caused the worst suffering and we hope you never have to do it.

A true cultural phenomenon that spans generations, LEGO® has the ability to transform a simple misstep into a test of survival. Youtuber Nate Scovill, known for his unusual experiments, wanted to know more about this well-known phenomenon. However, rather than putting himself in danger, he developed a scientific analysis to determine which LEGO® was considered cruelest to our feet. Using a mechanical arm and an artificial ballistic gel foot, he replicated the pressure of a human foot to test different parts. A cardboard surface was used to observe the damage caused by each part, while the ballistic gel foot reproduced the effects on artificial skin. And the results are surprising.

Thanks to this device, certain classic bricks have been found to be painful, especially those with sharp edges or sharp points. Among them: a wizard’s hat proved particularly taxing, its pointy top inflicting excruciating pain. But it wasn’t the worst. Another piece, older and equipped with metal, broke all records. We’re talking about a vintage LEGO® wheel with a metal axle.

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This piece not only caused sharp pain, it also punctured the test material, showing just how aggressive it could be. And that’s not all. With its rusty metal edges, this wheel not only causes intense pain, but it also raises concerns about its safety, especially due to the possible presence of toxins. So, the next time you come across a pile of LEGO®, a word of advice: watch where you step.

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