Pen Spinning Pens Mod Spin Pen Spinner Penspinning Mods Metal Weighted, Black Red

For as long as I can remember I have been spinning pens, pencils, screwdrivers just about anything I can. Perhaps I'm hoping to find my inner Tommy Lee, rock out during yet one more Teams call or maybe just a quick distraction. In any case, this pen is well balanced, nicely constructed a way safer than spinning a random screwdriver. While I still have a long way to go to match the ability of those I see in YouTube, I would recommend this Pen. Its fun, light, and has tips on the ends to keep it balanced and safe.

Great balance.better than a fidget spinner because you can learn pen spins that look cool.

I'd really like to say something better for this one, but the rubber grips at the ends move around a lot and feel like with more use, they might loosen to the point they'll fall off. The ends also aren't very weighted, so it's a bit uncontrollable.

The Pen Spinning Mod in Black and Red is a solid choice for anyone looking to get into pen spinning. The design is sleek, and it feels well-balanced, making it enjoyable to practice tricks. It seems durable enough to handle the inevitable drops, which is a huge plus. However, the slick barrel makes it challenging to maintain a secure grip, especially for more intricate spins. I found myself dropping it more often than I’d like, which can be frustrating. Additionally, it’s on the lighter side, so if you prefer a bit more weight for better momentum, this might not be the best option. Overall, it’s a decent spinning pen with a stylish look, but improving the grip would make it much more user-friendly. A good pick if you don’t mind the slick feel and lighter weight!

Weight is uneven, bad build

Bought as a gift, he absolutely loves it. It helps keep busy.

Truly does help keep those with ADHD calm (speaking from experience, don't come at me). It's light, well balanced, and twirls nice. Helped with my anxiety in long lines. Plus I had a few people asking where to get it, so naturally I routed them to Amazon.

I really like this! It's nicer than expected, actually metal rather than the plastic ones I looked at before. It's balanced perfectly in the middle (I tested by balancing it on my finger), and the weights on the ends make it spin nicely. The thin foam the ends are covered in is good quality, but I find it a little impeding for spins that hold the end, it doesn't let it slide super well. Once it wears down a bit and becomes smoother, I think it'll be better for it.

I really love it