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RaidOps Finger Spinners

RaidOps Finger Spinners

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Crafted from thick grade-2 titanium with stainless steel bolts and nuts, these sturdy finger spinners are equal parts looks and performance. Thanks to their hybrid ceramic bearing, they’re capable of spinning for minutes at a time Read More

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d.cardenas83
0
Jun 6, 2017
does the bearing come off or is it glued in?
Brinks246
96
Jun 3, 2017
I'm starting to hate the fidget spinner trend (mostly due to the retards at my school who can't stop spinning them). A butterfly knife/trainer is much more satisfying to fidget with in my opinion.
Sitomanvoy
68
Jun 7, 2017
Brinks246You can't take a butterfly knife to the school... i hope
Brinks246
96
Jun 7, 2017
Sitomanvoya trainer is technically not a weapon but some teachers will still take them away
Paradigm84
238
May 7, 2017
Mine has arrived, it is very quiet and smooth, but the spin times aren't great, around 1 - 2 minutes. For comparison I managed to get 3 - 4 minutes with a fake torqbar out of the box and over 5 minutes when I cleaned the bearings. It's still fun to spin in your hand though, the design makes it easier to get up to a high speed compared to the torqbar design. I think I'll be carrying this one more than the fake torqbar.
The construction is solid, but the finishing isn't great. I'm not sure what process they used to create the shape, but it seems to have a few imperfections that you wouldn't usually expect if this had been CNC'd.
got it a week ago. very light. pretty smooth. managed two minutes on a vertical spin.
Elfod
170
Apr 19, 2017
Got shipping notification earlier today, I am excite.
Elfod
170
May 4, 2017
Also seeing two mins approx spin times with starfigter. Listening to the whirring noise as it spins I have also concluded that long spin times are pointless pursuing as the design is a spinning air brake.
However I like the design, looks like a triumvirate of Mjolnir!
Elfod
170
May 10, 2017
Elfodbearing has "bedded in", now it's smooth and quiet.
JonasHeineman
5987
Mar 21, 2017
RE: spin times, I'm getting around 1m15s or more consistently on a table. Bearing is slightly audible but fairly smooth and minimal lateral play, small amount of vertical play.
Easier to clean. The bearing is good. You're not going to get stellar times with titanium anyway.
Elfod
170
Jun 1, 2017
Miguel_SanchezYeah, agreed, and the design (starfighter) is also like an air brake :)
I love it now tho after having played with it for a month, I don't care about spin times.
BittersweetWorld
2
Mar 21, 2017
Looks like something I would cut my fingers of with.
Miguel_Sanchez
359
Mar 21, 2017
BittersweetWorldIf you spin hard enough any spinner will mess you up.
dealaholic
303
Mar 20, 2017
what are these for? and why does it matter that they have a tactical look?
Miguel_Sanchez
359
Mar 21, 2017
dealaholicthey're fidget spinners. they're when you can't keep your hands still or you're bored and you don't have a phone. they are a pretty niche market, so the best makers either do exotic materials or have unique shapes. as for the tactical look, some people like to pretend they served their country with stolen valor.
dealaholic
303
Mar 21, 2017
Miguel_SanchezI serve my country by paying my taxes, but I do salute the real heroes.
Thanks for the detailed response. different strokes for diff folks.
lobster
687
Mar 20, 2017
is titanium a good choice in a spinner? seems like copper brass steel or tungsten would spin longer with the added mass. Is the build quality of this thing worth spending $60 over copper tri-star shaped spinners available on amazon for about $20? I'm in this drop and have never handled a spinner, so these questions are not meant to put down the product.
Miguel_Sanchez
359
Mar 20, 2017
lobstercopper and brass are dense, but pretty soft. titanium is lighter but much stronger. and more expensive. msrp is actually $120 on their site, which is on par with the torqbar and rotablade stubby. you get what you pay for basically. and amazon gouges you with seller fees. so a $20 spinner is really $15. and with markup you can basically question how they can make a quality spinner with roughly $10 worth of materials and work.
ThatGuy333
56
Mar 20, 2017
Miguel_Sanchez
359
Mar 20, 2017
ThatGuy333That guy REALLY LIKES titanium
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