10 Amazing Fidget Toys Worth Buying

ONE of these fidget toys is now part of my Everyday Carry (EDC) - but which one? From the affordable to the eye-wateringly expensive for pocket carry and for the desk, I try a selection to see what all the fuss is about.

This channel is here to give you ideas and inspiration when it comes to finding great Everyday Carry, Travel Gear and Gadgets, on the back of solid and detailed reviews alongside years of experience, which I hope will make life and travel just a little bit more frictionless and fun.

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Please note that any prices referred to in the video whilst accurate at the time of recording are likely to change over time.

Products Featured in the Video:

ONO Roller

Brass Gear Spinner

Lautie (Mechanic-C Ring, KK Shuffle, Devil’s Milk Cap Coin, Carnival Spinner)

Barrel X Pen

Metmo Cube
Video to show how Metmo Cube is made:

Puncube Mech Wallet

Impossible Cone

My name is Jonathan, I have a passion for all things gadget, travel and EDC (Everyday Carry), which has filled both my personal and work life for many years.

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Contents of this video to help you navigate:

00:00 - What are Fidget Toys for?
01:10 - ONO Roller
02:52 - Gear Spinner
03:51 - Lautie Premium Fidget Toys
04:21 - Lautie DC Mechanic-C Ring Spinner
05:44 - Barrel X Titanium Bolt Action Pen
07:04 - Metmo Cube
08:41 - Lautie EDC Shuffle KK Fidget Slider
10:41 - Puncube Mech Wallet
11:34 - Lautie EDC Devil’s Milk Cap Haptic Coin
12:47 - Impossible Cone
13:46 - Lautie EDC Carnival Spinner
15:26 - My Favourite Fidget Toy

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[Enemy_of_Them]

My Leatherman T4 doubles as a perfect fidget gadget. I can’t stop opening and closing the tools one-handed—it’s so satisfying!

[heartPahoa]

I don’t get fidget devices. But can appreciate the engineering and artistic skills that went into most of these.

[lorddeez]

I have so many fidgets, but carry the Ono roller on me at all times. It is the best one I have found

[WelderBFamily]

My swiss army knife still going strong at the metal shop Mr.Gadget 🤙🏿💯

[Youdonthavekonw]

you should try an eternity cube. you can get them from cheap plastic all the way to full metal. but the continuous action really helps me to focus

[Semitotal]

Poor man's fidget tip: Pick up 4 or 5 hematite magnets. Satisfying click-clacks while you shuffle them around each other. You can get a bunch for just a few bucks.

[donaldcarr]

The cone is interesting . Once again, thanks for letting us know what is available.

[geneanthony]

Got the Ono spinner earlier today and was using it constantly during meetings. Pretty nice!

[OneGrayGoat]

I knew about the existence of these, but I never stoped to think about it. Until fell in a rabbit hole thanks to the yt pl and noticed I that like playing with my lighter and cigarretes while I concentrate the same way. Now I am looking to get some of these to test. Thanks for the video.

[ronhess]

Once again you uncover the outer realm of fantastic fantasy art.
I feel much better now.
Thank you

[ParkerBinion]

Nice video! I've never bought a fidget toy, but I find myself sometimes fiddling with Clip Click pens (push the top in to deploy, push the clip in to retract) as well my Victorinox knives -- toggling the non-blades between halfway open and fully open with my thumb and forefinger. That might be a fun video - a Victorinox tool Fidget Tier List!

[captainbilgewater]

This video was more of an eye-opener, than anything I would actually buy, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I actually have a cheap knock-off of your favourite, the 'poker slider'. I think it cost me around £7.

[Cheesebng]

I have a regular sized ring that I can spin around my finger while also wearing it casually. It's really nice when I have to talk with people for a long time and makes me look more invested than if I was fidgeting with a pen or folding paper haha. Bought it at a clothing store for like 8 euros

[samuelmonsour]

Awesome video and insights, thanks for sharing 🤙🏼

[chellrach]

Cracking video, as always. Fun fact, if you are a touch more gentle with the haptic coin (the milk bottle top one) you can get the magnets to snap and make a much more satisfying audible sound.
I have a cheap knock off one (because I lose things) and it’s almost always in my pocket - quieter fidget at work, loud snappy fidget everywhere else.

[justinator]

You've missed 1 of the simplest yet really satisfying adult toys, a machined spinning top. For a while i was collecting them and carrying them around with me.

[jonbradley]

Hi Jon, another Jon here who happens to really enjoy your videos! I've seen the kk Lautie shuffle for a while but I just can't seem to justify the price point for me. I've seen knock off ones on Amazon and other retailers. Have you tried them out before? Do you happen to know of a similar fidgit at a price point of 50 pounds. Cheers!

[mr.crumbles]

As a severe adhd stimmer, i can attest to fidget items improving mental clarity. But i find that the item in question needs to have practical utility and see regular use toward completing tasks throughout the day. My silent clicking pen has been my go to

[TheMoriPlays]

Never been this early 🥳 Love your videos. Keep it up

[kotadawndragon]

Those look very nice. Out of all of them, I have the ONO roller. It’s very smooth in use and is GREAT for working out cramps in your hands if you’ve been using them for a long time.

Some other items I use as fidgets: a pack of waterproof cards, spinner rings, beaded jewelry, and small ratchet wrenches. Magnetic fidgets and the usual spinners just don’t appeal to me for some reason.