Fun little fidget toy, got two of them.
I just got it today. I read about it I believe in a Gawker article about fidget toys and this one, along with the Buddha Board, stood out the most to me.<br /><br />I clearly have ADHD tendencies, I'm a head scratcher, a knee bouncer, and a fidgeter that can't stay in one place for too long so I've been getting into the fidget cubes and the like and thought I'd give this a shot. When I first got it today I really didn't know what to make of it. At first I was like &quot;this is it?&quot; but the longer I sit here and watch TV and mess around on my computer the more I realize that I've not put this thing down since it got here. And it is such that you don't even realize you're holding it it's just there for stimulation. Because of that I gotta give it five stars, it really does feel comfortable enough in your hand you honestly don't even realize you're playing with it. Based on the price and given the amount of hours I've already held it it's worthy of the high rating. Who knows what I'll think of it in, say, a month from now, but for today and the amount of hours I found it amusing it was worth the price.<br /><br />I think someone else might've mentioned, but you should give it a good wash with soap and water when you get it. The rings move a lot more freely after that. Overall, it's a cute and fun little toy and it feels good to support someone who is independently making these by hand.<br /><br />UPDATE: Had this for about a week now and I still can't put it down. Awesome product and my favorite out of all the fidget gadgets I have. Would totally recommend to anyone that feels they can't sit still and need to constantly keep moving.
Rating: 5 stars