Our smaller fidget keychain, with the same hidden compartment tucked inside. The colour of each piece is a surprise, drawn from a batch where no two match.
A pocket fidget with a secret stash inside. Spin the collars, tuck a folded note under the cap, clip it to your keys. Every piece comes in its own one-of-a-kind colour mix, picked at random.
A mechanical stem sprouts from an exposed ankle cross-section on this anatomical foot model. Painted toenails and vivid red muscle tissue add dark humor to a surreal desk companion that actually moves in your hands.
Watch the nuts slide in opposite directions along that single threaded shaft, a satisfying mechanical illusion that pulls your hands in. The black and green colorway looks technical and precise.
Meet the Cyber Bee, a cyberpunk bee with articulated segments and fully posable joints. Rotate its wings, bend its body, and watch it transform into any stance. A mechanical insect that brings serious sci-fi character to any desk.
Bend it at the waist, flex the tail, and watch the segmented body ripple. This 16.5cm mechanical dragonfly makes a restless fidget companion that rewards every pick-up with smooth, satisfying movement.
Articulated fingers and a thumb that actually move. Brass-toned gears and copper rivets give the Steampunk Hand a mechanical presence that turns idle desk moments into fidgeting.
Watch two thick rings glide along a spiral column in opposite directions. Dark grey stacked plates transition to green, then white, creating a hypnotic optical illusion in this 7.5cm fidget that satisfies the hands.
Two nuts travel in opposite directions along interlocking helix threads. The green gradient shifts from bright lime to deep forest green across the dual-helix grooves.
Two nuts travel in opposite directions along a zig-zag shaft that shifts from black to grey. A geometric fidget with a gear-tooth pattern and a woven lattice bridge.
Spin the shaft and watch the two nuts race in opposite directions along the threaded column. Bronze and dark green diamond ridges spiral up the body, giving it the look of an oxidized copper artifact.