Cool Metal Fidget Magnets - Spinner Rings, Slider, Stress & Anxiety Relief for Adults & Kids

I have always had a problem with a need to fidget. Before items like this existed, I would click my fingernails (after overcoming the need to bite them). When I was 23 (I am 53 now), a girl fell in love with the way I used my hands, and for the same reason ultimately drove her nuts. I fidget with the trigger on the automatic shifter in my car, I have spinning rings on my fingers, and I like mechanical devices like folding knives and other fidgeting contraptions. This might be the best. If you have the same malfunction as I do, get one.

The price is reflective of the quality and weight of this spinner; my child had asked for a spinner for Christmas and I wanted to make sure I got one worthy of being an actual Christmas gift. This one is ridiculously smooth with that perfect metal weight to it.

Good product overall, will say it on average spins for 3 min and 40 seconds. Just a bit under the advertised 5 min.

My boys loved this! Very neat fidget spinner!

This was a great find. I am not a frequent shopper in the spinner world so I did lots of combing through the market to find this.When I received this the other day it has everything I was hoping and then some:It has a great weight to it and feelVery quite for when I'm in group settingsAwesome look to itComes with an extra bearing as well!Overall it is a solid spinner and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. I spinned and timed it my first day receiving and it went for 4 minutes continuously. This thing is smooth. Solid product.

Pros: nice weight, quiet spin, satisying spinIt's a great fidget spinner. My one gripe is that I ordered mine in blue, but when my spinner arrived it is completely devoid of any paint. It's a bummer

One good spin and this weighty fidget spinner will spin for literally minutes at a time. Fun to spin it up and set it on a table to just watch it go and go.

It felt solid and I loved it the first couple of days. The 2nd day, I noticed it would disassemble in my pocket. No big deal, I figured I could put some loctite on it. Glad I didn't, I just kept reassmbling it. By day 3 it quit spinning well. Some WD-40 to the bearings fixed that. But how long will that last? If I have to loctite the threads to keep it from coming apart in my pocket, fine. But then what happens when the bearings need lubed again? Loosen threads sealed with loctite, oil bearings, clean threads and loctite again? Too much work for spinner priced this high. I'll probably be returning it, I'm just hesitant because the only similar ones cost even less and could have even more problems. It does spin nicely when working properly and I don't mind doing routine maintenance. But I really shouldn't have to considering how much this cost.