🔍 Glowing Spring Magic vs. Slinky: A Comparative Analysis Review

Patrick's partner is here. That was great. until the kid bent it to hell and tangled it in a million ways. Eventually I got tired of fixing him and I told him he had to play as he is. Unfortunately I threw it away after a few weeks. He asked for one more in his stocking next year. The article itself is perfect, too bad the child is a DESTROYER!

I like the colors and plan to use it as a paperweight. When I opened the package all the coils were glued together and I had to slowly and carefully separate them to see if it would work like a real slinky. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like a metal slinky and it needs to be colored. paperweight. moral of the story; If you want a working slinky, buy a metal one.

I gave this three stars because it is NOT what is pictured. It's a nice fit and similar in many ways. What I received was attached to a flat top and bottom and had a color changing light on one side. My plastic is much thinner than in the photo. The slinks were easy to separate, that's ok for the price, it's just annoying to get something different than what you expected.

Bought with intention to use for some science experiments. Slinky has nice colors and is made of plastic. It served its purpose for a few experiments we ran. My son (8) thought it was a cool toy and loved it when he "went" down the stairs, but it's too short and maybe not heavy enough to even go down one step. He still found it odd that it shifted from hand to hand, but he got tangled up easily if he dropped it. My husband managed to unravel it but some areas of the plastic are irreversibly…