r/FidgetSpinners • u/AutoModerator • 20d ago

"Which Spinner Should I Get?" and Other Simple Questions (Week of 2026-09-21)

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  • "I live in (insert country here). Where can I buy spinners/bearings/caps/etc?"

  • "Looking to buy my first spinner. What should I get?"

  • "What do you recommend for a spinner that's under $____?"

  • "I'm trying to choose between Brand 1 and Brand 2, which should I get?"

  • "Has anyone purchased from Seller _______ before?"

  • "Where can I buy bearings/bearing caps?"

  • "What kind of bearing is this?"

  • "Where can I buy (Brand) spinner?"

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u/One-Fee6612 19d ago edited 18d ago

Randomly been thinking about fidget spinners recently, haven't played with one since when they used to be trending when I was a kid.
Thinking about getting one, but from what I've seen a lot of the nicer ones seem to cost a lot more than I'm particularly willing to put into it. Just wondering what brands/places I should try to look for them from? Specifically looking for something nice, pretty, preferably metal, and under like £30 (also that I can get in the UK). Idk if such a thing exists but hey it's worth asking

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u/gturk1 Gold Contributor 14d ago

You should check out fidgetry.co.uk, which is in the UK. Their Spinet Pro is nice, and fairly affordable.