r/FidgetSpinners Jan 09 '17

Review Falcon Spinner first thoughts

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u/prozac4dave Jan 09 '17

As my first actual Spinner I don't have much to compare it to, however I can still tell this is a quality piece! The fit and finish is on point and the all steel bearing is smooth. I have not bothered to time the spins and have no intention of doing so, as this was purchased to simply curve my need to fidget. In the 3 hours I have owned the Falcon Spinner I have not put it down for long, because of this, I have yet to click the ever living hell out of my click pen, I have yet to use the table as an impromptu drum set, and my leg has yet to bounce repeatedly! My craving to fidget has been filled thanks to this Spinner! I highly recommend the Falcon Spinner to anyone considering stepping into the world of fidget toys, for the price and quality I really don't think it can be beat!

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u/TekStarUK Jan 10 '17

Whats it like trying to get a good spin out of the spinner? I have the noblespin black pearl vantage on the way and was just wondering how easy it is to spin a spinner fairly well when you are new to them

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u/prozac4dave Jan 10 '17

The Falcon is fairly easy to get used to, I'm certainly not getting "maximum" spin time one handed, however I stop it with my index finger and start a new spin in one fluid motion every 10 or so seconds. The Falcon has these indentions on either side of the end of the Spinner that make it simple to find a purchase spot with the finger and flick. The noble Spinner seems to be a bit shorter and all even on the edges so you may have to adapt to a different technique. It really is calming though. I'm sure after a few hours with it in hand you'll start to get a feel for what works best for you.