Solving 7x7 Futoshiki on a Sheet of Four
Place the 7s and the 1s first, then the 6s and the 2s, using the signs to rule out each side: when two signs chain three cells together, the highest of them holds at least 3 and the lowest at most 5. Keep candidates tiny in the corners, as the cells shrink when four grids share a sheet.
From Easy to Hard
Easy grids give a strong start with extra digits and signs; medium grids strip the clues down to the essential; hard grids give no digit at all, and every placement comes from the signs.
Who Will Enjoy These Sheets
Solvers who finish 6x6 grids with ease and want a longer session will find four 7x7 grids per A4 sheet a good set. For a single grid with larger cells, use the 7x7 Futoshiki page.