Review on 🌀 Enhanced Spinning Relief for Anxiety by Josh Culotta

This fidget is well made and well finished, the bearing is fine and rotates freely and so is the counterweight. A bit expensive, I think I would buy it again, but I will try to find a better price. Looks pretty solid and should hold up. I see it's very easy to lose my composure, so I try to find a way to commit myself. I love the different patterns that emerge when playing with fidgets, I've seen stars, triangles, squares, circles, loops, just different patterns seem to develop on their own based on intensity and rotation. It requires a small flick of the wrist to start it, you definitely need to keep the momentum going or it will stop spinning. A great distraction as this is my favorite relaxation technique involving rotating an object between two fingers. I also click my pen, but I'm sure the noise will bother others. this weirdo is silent. The counterweight sometimes hits the inside of the palm, but that's okay, it just changes momentum and rotation. I try to recreate templates as needed, which is tricky and fiddly, but it's a nice distraction. It is possible, it just requires fine tuning of fingers, wrist, speed and rotation, finally the patterns will appear during the rotation. I would recommend? of course, if you do it as a distraction. It's nice and easy without thinking. small enough to carry in your pocket, about the length of a key, I'd say about 4 or 5 keys thick, not stubborn at all.