EDC Fidget Sliders Fidget Toys Stress Relief for Adults Magnetic Metal Multifunctional crowbar Fidget Slider Spinner

Got mine with a broken screw but got replacement sent out immediately.Feels great in hand and solid.Will be buying more for friendsNot that loud either like comments seem to suggest. It is metal sooo has some noise but a satisfying noise.You might be able to use as a small multi tool but wouldn't suggest.

I needed something to occupy my hands while I’m working because I tend to play with my beard too much. I like the idea of this because it’s small, it feels like a multitool and can also work as a scraper, pry bar, and bottle opener. The materials are solid and feel nice. The action is nice and serves its purpose to occupy my hands. The feel of using it is a cross between a multitool and butterfly knife. The problem I have with it is the build quality. As many others have mentioned the screws on this thing do not stay in place. Get your Loctite or superglue ready to use. Also it rattles quite a bit. With a few design changes this could have been fixed to reduce gaps. It’s also louder than I expected. Part of this is due to the rattle, but it’s also due to metal hitting metal. If you plan to use this close to others as a fidget device then you may not want this because you will likely annoy others near you with constant use. It serves its purpose really well, but needs some changes to make it perfect.

Black-coated "stopper" nubbins are brass threaded doodads which seem to be primarily interested in unscrewing themselves. If they fall out, the magnets are not strong enough to hold the legs closed against almost any force to make them diagonal. Would recommend using threadlock on the little black deals. Otherwise, this is a satisfying if a bit noisy toy.

The media could not be loaded. Easily my favorite piece. Has a nice weight to it. The finish is nice too and I’ve already been using it as a tool as well which is a bonus. It is a bit noisey as you fidget with it so it’s more something to use in your own company as it may aggravate others. Other than that it’s very satisfying to fiddle with. Especially when you get the hang of it! When I pull this out to open a beer it’s sure to strike a conversation. As for the build, the black screws will come undone. What I did to resolve it was sprinkle a little banking soda in the hollow end and put a drop of super glue in it and screwed it back together. Yes, it’s tedious but it hasn’t come undone since. But yeah—get yourself one!

It was cool while it worked... which was like a week. The pins immediately began to fall out :/

The media could not be loaded. So this is a very satisfying fidget toy. Some people don’t like the noise, I do. I’ll agree with others that the screws are prone to coming out. Mostly the two in the middle. I got some threadlocker to help but one set had already lost too much threading. Besides the screws needing threadlocker during assembly, I think that it’s a nice fidget toy. I would probably suggest adding lube to the rotating parts to help with longevity.It’s all metal and has a bottle opener and the prayer part. Seems like it should hold up over time compared to plastic.If it’s a quiet toy you’re looking for, look elsewhere.

Fun and sturdy

The media could not be loaded. This is a nice little fidget toy with some added functionality. Its mechanism mimics a butterfly knife. It has magnets to keep it closed or open. They aren't too strong, but enough to keep it from opening on its own. It also has a bottle opener and a slot for a standard screwdriver bit, which you could use to add it to a keychain if you wanted.The blade does have a dull edge, but it is duller than a butter knife. But it has enough of an edge to open tape on a box.Although it mimics a butterfly knife mechanism, because of the size and shape of the handles, it's a lot less smooth and requires a bit of practice. But I like that in a fidget toy because it keeps you wanting to mess with it.I'd highly recommend this!