Your search for the ultimate toy is over thanks to the REVOQ Multifunctional Fidget Spinner. This all-in-one toy really has it all. As a premium spinner, it offers durable materials and smooth practicality. However, it doesn’t sport the premium price tag. The REVOQ combines the functionality of a fidget toy with that of a spinner. On the top are are massaging gears as well as clicks. With steel balls, you get satisfying rolling and clicking. In addition, the REVOQ has a high spin time. It’s the ideal weight and has perfect balance to spin on average up to 6 minutes. You can use the thumb groove to have a little relaxation or the multi-resistance springs to keep yourself occupied. Weighing 3.4 ounces, the premium design of the REVOQ is felt instantly.
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Don't expect to fund any other project on KS after that poor (inexistant) handling of shipping/customs issues. Either way, refunding backers who made your project alive and didn't have their rewards would be a minimal initiative.
how do I can check the status of my delivery?
"In transit" from Jamaica since July 28th !!! Wow that's what I call efficiency...
Maybe they rolled and smoked it already.
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Kyler
1 - brass tarnishes so it turning darker is normal... you can find ways to remove tarnish but it'll happen again naturally.
2 - that's normal - two of them are more resistant Not sure about the clicker-balls though.
I received my spinner. Like it. I have not used it a lot, but I have already lost a screw. Could you send me a spare one? Thank you in advance. Piet
thank you
how can i bring it back to the startquality because i love my Revoq?
The spinn was at first just under 7 minutes and now down to just over 2 minutes.
Anyone have a good solution greasewise to get back to the around 7 min?
Spherical buttons great for clicking. The gear turning nub is also nice. No complaints about the thumb groove on the other side. I was able to pop out the middle spinner part and swapped in one from another spinner just to see if I could and that worked fine. I personally have no issue with the resistances on the side switches - they are still kind of hot-spotty but I've been jabbed by worse things so I don't really mind when I'm using it to spin. I've had one screw fall out so far, but it ended up in my pocket so I screwed it back in, no big. The brass however did tarnish super-fast for me and it's already starting to patina over on both. All in all, I'd say it was money well spent on these.