Awesome Fidget Toys

This versatile ratchet driver can turn in tight spaces thanks to its 4º swing arc. Its main driver unit can be attached to a modular handle, or used on it own. It takes any standard 1/4″ driver bit in its holder, and thanks to its pocket-friendly size, it doubles as a fidget toy. The Pro version includes a titanium outer shell for bit storage and added leverage.

The latest plaything from the makers of Mezmoglobe desktop toys is a long-spinning top that produces a levitation illusion when in motion. The Mezmocoin LUNA has a tungsten carbide balance point that allows it to spin for 10 minutes or more on a glass surface and a suspended sphere that appears to hover. Available in steel, brass, or copper,

These silicone-coated magnetic toys are great for keeping hands and minds busy. They attract and repel, and come in four very different textures for a satisfying tactile experience. Their soft coating prevents noise, so you can enjoy them anywhere. Aviailable in 4- and 8-packs in a variety of colors, along with add-on pouches and travel cases.

This Game Boy-inspired pocket toy from 01EDC is one of the sickest fidget sliders we’ve seen. It features satisfying tactile buttons, a mini D-pad, a clicky rotation mechanism, and a tiny, playable marble maze. Available in limited-run titanium, zirconium, polycarbonate and special Snake versions. Demo video by Excessorize Me.

This unique pocket knife has a design that borrows from steampunk and industrial aesthetics. It packs a Böhler M3 steel blade, and a titanium handle with a built in gear spinner backed by smooth-spinning ceramic ball bearings. Its front-flipper blade also has a thumb stud for easy deployment, and its fidget wheel can switch between freespin and click modes.

There was something so satisfying about the scroll wheel on the original iPod. Wontonnn shows off a fun 3D printed model that pays tribute to Apple’s classic digital music player, complete with a clicky scroll wheel and a mechanical overlay that highlights the current menu selection. You can download the model to print your own from Maker World.

Here’s a fun fidget toy we haven’t seen before. Based on a design by MZM Digital Design, Etsy shop Abundant3D makes these miniature cassette tapes and players which offer a few fidget opportunities. Push the button to eject its two cassettes, then slide them against each other with the power of magnetism. Each cassette has spinning reels, too!

Big Idea Design’s pry bar measures 4.5″ long and includes a removable, deep-carry pocket clip. It’s machined from titanium and is great for prying things apart, turning flathead screws, opening packages, and filing thanks to its ridged tip. A chamfered edge ensures a firm grip, and its sliding magnets are great for fidgeters. Comes in stonewashed or DLC-coated black.

3D printing has enabled the creation of all sorts of unique objects. Marc3DP compiled this fun and satisfying collection of 3D-printed toys to keep your fingers and brain occupied for days. The designs include push pins, buttons, knobs, gears, and various clicky things. You can find a full list with links to print them at home in the video’s description on YouTube.

This toy combines a fidget spinner with a light show. The RingSlingr FX wraps securely around your index finger and produces lighting effects with its eight color-changing LEDs. It takes advantage of a persistence of vision illusion to display animated patterns as it gets up to speed. It comes in three versions with different patterns and is best viewed in the dark.

Zenlet’s ball, cup, and string plaything provides hours of entertainment for bored hands and minds. It’s based on the traditional Japanese skill toy called Kendama with a minimalist spin. Using your hand as the toy’s base, it’s now pocket-friendly. It comes in wood and aluminum variants for beginner, intermediate, and advanced tricksters,

This palm-sized fidget toy from Jake Brownson’s ShinyCubes features an eye-catching design and a wonderfully tactile feel. It’s CNC-machined from a block of aluminum, and each of its sides is subtly curved with a diamond-textured finish. Jake also has some sweet honeycomb coasters in his Etsy shop.

Add to your collection of amber-colored Ultem gear with this unique fidget toy from Pacific Sons. The durable, lightweight polymer is wrapped around a metal ring with bumps on it, providing a delightful tactile experience as you turn it with your thumb.

This mini fidget slider was inspired by the Nintendo Game Boy. It’s small enough to carry in a coin pocket and offers a satisfying three-level sliding action thanks to clicky neodymium magnets. Its outer layers are machined from titanium, while its center layer is made from black anodized aluminum. Choose from natural, gold, or purple bead-blasted finishes.

This unique fidget toy is shaped like a beetle with giant pincers. Its stonewashed titanium body has three sections that rock and click into place, giving your fingers something to focus on. Its pincers also double as a bottle opener, and it has a hole for hanging from a lanyard.

This twisty metal pen has a bolt-action retraction mechanism and a fidget spinner at the end of its barrel to help you make decisions. Flick the smooth-spinning wheel, and it’ll offer up answers: YES, NO, NOW, LATER, SKIP, ASK, or AGAIN. It’s made from 6061 aluminum alloy and accepts Pilot G2 pen refills. Available in a grey or black finish.