Fidget Spinners

What to look at in a fidget spinner

A fidget spinner is a bearing in the middle and weight on the arms; everything else is styling. Spin time comes from the bearing and the arm weight, noise comes from the bearing, and feel comes from the material. This page will list spinners by those three things as they arrive: metal, plastic, light-up and ring spinners.

Metal fidget spinners spin longest and weigh most; plastic ones are lighter and quieter in a pocket; light-up ones add LEDs and a battery; a ring fidget spinner is worn, not held.

How to choose

For the longest spin: metal with a steel bearing. For a classroom or office: plastic with a ceramic bearing, the quietest. For a child: a lighter plastic spinner with rounded arms. A hand spinner with two arms is easier to keep steady than three or more.

If you want the motion without the spinning object, the spinner rings on the fidget rings page do the same thing on a finger.

Before you buy

Bearings loosen with drops; spin time and noise are stated where the supplier verified them. Free worldwide shipping on orders over $49 and a 30-day Squishfaction guarantee on every order.

FAQ

What is a fidget spinner for? A repeating motion for the hand while the mind is elsewhere. Which spins longest? Metal spinners with a steel bearing. Are fidget spinners loud? Steel bearings hum; ceramic ones are close to silent. Do you have them in stock? They are arriving; this page fills as they land.

Fidget Spinners by Bearing, Weight and Noise

Metal spins longest, plastic is quietest, light-up adds LEDs, ring spinners are worn.

Spin time and noise are stated where the supplier verified them.

Listings appear here as stock lands.