GLAZER mini D20 冰

The design is well thought-out which makes the whole process from start to finish really simple.

All you need to do is fill the cup (just over half full) and slowly push the mould in—and any excess water will come out the top. Put it in the freezer upright and come back to it a day later.

The results are great!

These look fantastic and are surprisingly detailed for an ice cube mould. The finished D20 cube has a really premium look and makes a great talking point in a drink, especially for any D&D fan.

It’s definitely more of a premium-priced item, but the quality and end result help justify that. It feels like a fun gift rather than just a basic kitchen gadget.

Using the mould is straightforward enough—just follow the included instructions and take your time lowering the mould into the water cup for the best result. Once frozen, the cube comes out looking great and fits nicely into a whisky glass.

A fun and unique gift idea that looks every bit as cool as hoped.

I work on my laptop all-day and sometimes like to go away from my desk, but dislike how hot it gets on my lap (it’s a dev laptop!). This has given me a stable and comfortable surface to use it on, not least thanks to the cushioned pads.

I wasn’t sure how I would find these initially as my previous (now broken tray) had one big pad, but I actually found this ensured my laptop stayed even more stable. One addition I don’t really get the point of is the slot, as you can’t see anything with your laptop open making it effectively useless!

Overall, it’s a good product (one that can be hung out the way too) and is reasonable value for money with the current available voucher, so I'm happy to recommend it overall.

I assumed crystal clear 20 sided ice was only for fancy bars, turns out it just needed the Glazer mini. Pop it in, head to bed, wake up to frozen perfection.

Saturday game night, the 9 year old tracked initiative while I poured an Islay. I slid the stainless sleeve off, peeled the silicone, boom, flawless D20. He rolled it first obviously then we parked it in my glass, one chunk about cue ball size that survived the whole three hour session.

The mould measures 3.46 by 6.10 inches so even our packed freezer finds space. And the two piece liner stops leaks. Use boiled tap water you’ll get that brilliant clarity, I’ve run five batches and none came out cloudy.

But the best bit, watching friends squint at their drink trying to count the numbers before it slowly fades away. Party trick sorted.

I’ve tried a lot of different “big clear blocks of ice” molds, and for the money, it’s tough to beat these. I still get a few bubbles or white steaks occasionally, but their system really does a great job, and on the d20 specifically, the numbers come out so perfectly crisp and well-defined… they are always a hit during D&D sessions. Just make sure you always serve them with the 20 facing up.

Am quite impressed of how this mini ice cube workes incredible well for its size and the shape is so stylish. The best part is the ice melts very slow making it perfect for cocktails and drinksIts very easy to use and easy to refill and refreeze. The fact that its silicone makes is extremely easy to be removed. Great value for your money.

I recently tried the ORI Future Mini Glazer (D20), and honestly, it’s a really cool product—especially if you like unique drinks or aesthetic content.

The ice came out so cute and super clear I was so happy.

Takes about 20-24 hours. Comes out clear. The haze on the outside goes away as soon as you drop it in. Used regular tap water.

Who wants to roll the die, take a chance, and drink with me?

As much as I wanted to hate this, it works really well and it’s pretty cool. I rolled my eyes when my husband ordered it. Obviously I’m not the nerd in the family that uses D20 dice. We get a lot of comments and compliments on it as well.

The irony is that my husband drinks his whiskey, neat and I’m the one who drinks it on the rocks.

It is easy to use, and it does come out crystal clear. Just don’t pour the room temperature whiskey right on top of the cube or you lose the detail. We own the skull and the D 20 version of these molds and they’ve held out well.

These are really fun ice cube trays—perfect as gifts. Making ice cubes is a breeze; I got results just like the ones in the photo on my very first try. It’s hard to capture all the details in a photo, but I think this is good enough. There are still a few air bubbles here and there, but the clarity is already quite high. You can barely see them when they’re in water, so they’re great for lightly colored liquors.

I used this yesterday. I’m glad I bought it. My favorite ice cube maker.

This ice cube mould works really well. The concept behind it is more involved than just filling a tray with water and leaving it to freeze.
You get two plastic cups, a metal container and the silicone mould. Simple put the plastic cup in the metal container, fill with water and then insert the silicone. I would have liked to see a max fill line on the plastic cups, though I guess each shape will need a different amount of water - just make sure to do this over the sink or you'll end up spilling water everywhere.
The ice takes a while to form due to how solid the end result is but once it's done, the ice "cube" lasts ages and keeps drinks cool for a long time.
I've only used tap water and filtered tap water so far with varying degrees of clarity, especially compared to tray ice cubes, which is good enough for my needs but I imagine if you experiment with different freezer temps and use mineral water you could get crystal clear results.
Great options for novelty shapes or if you prefer just a ball in a glass of spirits.

I recently tried the Clear D20 Ice Cube Mold, and overall it’s a really fun and eye catching novelty item that works surprisingly well for themed drinks. The finished ice comes out as a large 20 sided dice shape, which looks amazing in a glass and instantly adds a bit of personality to cocktails, whiskey, or even soft drinks.

What I liked most is the visual effect. When the ice freezes cleanly, the D20 shape is very defined and makes drinks feel more special, especially for game nights or gatherings with friends. The silicone material is flexible enough to release the ice without too much effort, and once you get the hang of filling it properly, it’s fairly straightforward to use.

The main downside is that getting perfectly clear results can take some trial and error. Like most directional freezing molds, cloudiness can still happen depending on your water and freezer conditions, and it often requires distilled or boiled water plus careful freezing time to get the best look. It’s also quite large, so it may not fit easily in smaller glasses, which limits its everyday use.

Overall, I’d give it 4 stars. It’s a creative, fun, and well made novelty ice mold that really stands out visually, but it does require a bit of effort to get the best results and isn’t the most practical for regular use.

This mold is Amazing! Easy to use and looks fantastic in my whisky

This D20 ice mould was a fun little item overall and definitely one I’ve kept for gaming nights. The overall quality seemed good, and it felt better made than I expected for what is basically a novelty mould.

The size of the finished ice cube is great, as it gives you a proper chunky clear D20 rather than something tiny and underwhelming. In terms of ease of use, it was straightforward enough to fill, press together, and stick in the freezer without much messing about.

The stackability was handy too, as it sat well enough in the freezer without being awkward, and the spill resistance was decent once it was put together properly. That always helps, because the last thing you want is sloshing water everywhere while trying to make your nerdy ice cube.

The durabilty seems perfectly fine from what I’ve seen so far, and overall it’s just a nice little item for Dungeons & Dragons players, gamers, or anyone who likes unusual bits and pieces for the house.

This is a very impressive product, and so simple and easy to use! You literally just fill up the inner units water holder, press the two halves of the mold together and insert into the water, then pop it in the freezer.

I went for the multi hexagonal ‘dice’ version (like the kind of dice you see with role play games like Dungeons and Dragons or Warhammer) and it did not dissapoint! The final life ‘sculpture’ came out just like one of those dice! With numbers embossed and everything! It looks fantastic! Such a fun and great addition to summer barbecues or parties, I love it, high quality and so easy to use! I think this is great value for money and I really recommend it! 5/5

I’ve tried other brands and types of molds and this is not only the best design, but the easiest execution I’ve ever experienced.
You do need to follow the instructions closely and make sure you’re using the right water, but those are clearly explained in the product description.
This is easily my favorite ice mold.

Fantastic! Great packaging and great product! Easy to use. Froze great. Super birthday present for the gamer in your life! Would totally buy again!

This is so cool and it really works.

I recently purchased the Ice Cube Mold, and it has exceeded my expectations. The mold creates a large shaped ice cube that looks fantastic in beverages. Following the recommendation to use mineral or boiled water resulted in noticeably clearer ice cubes than regular freezer trays. The large size helps the ice melt slowly, keeping drinks cold without watering them down too quickly.

The mold itself feels sturdy and well-made, and removing the ice cube is relatively easy once you let it sit at room temperature for a minute or two. The compact design also fits comfortably in my freezer without taking up much space. The only disadvantage is that it
makes only one ice cube at a time. So you have to be patient if you want multiple cubes.

We bought this for our adult son and he loves it. It makes cool looking large ice cubes. Ice cubes are very easy to remove. Be sure to secure it tightly before filling it.

Looks cool and makes ice as it should. If you add water.

I like it, but the ice cube is HUGE! It will definitely keep your drink cold for a while! It won't fit in all types of barware, so look closely at the dimensions of the cube & the barware. Also, the printed directions don't help, so you need to watch a tutorial video. Short version: pour water in first, then slowly push the mold into the cup, then leave several hours in the freezer to ensure it's completely frozen.