3D Printed Gravity Claw Knife, Fidget Toy, Fun Plastic EDC Carrot Fidget Toy Adult ADHD Autism Hand Holder Forearm Finger Strengthener Carrot Toy Gift (Orange)

This thing is a very good time sink for your hand and wrist. I flipped it back and forth for several hours at my bar, and all my coworkers loved playing with it. If you like unique fidget toys, this is your next buy!

He loves to fidget with things and he has said that it’s his favorite fidget toy yet

This one really works for my autistic son and good quality

Definitely a neat, fun, stress reliever that's cool and nice to look at. Good distraction fidget device that I Definitely recommend.

I love it

this isn't quite what I expected. The claw knife design is exactly as depicted so no real surprises there but the feel/construction is a bit different than what I was imagining. Everything seems to be sturdy and well constructed but still feels a little cheap compared to some other "3D printed" fidgets I use. There are a few screws holding the item together and they all seem to be nicely recessed instead of protruding from the body. All of the flip and spin action seems to be pretty fluid and no complaints there. The open circle for the finger is not a spinner per se but just a plastic circle that is large enough to allow the fidget to spin around my finger as needed. I don't consider my fingers/hands to be very large so I wonder if that circle is large enough for larger hands. This is fun to play with and I love the color contrast. I would definitely consider getting another of these to have 2 to play with at the same time. I guess my only real con for this is the feel of the plastic.

Admittedly my sons tough on toys but as quick as this broke it should be priced more like a party favor.

This is a neat toy. It's a cool little fidget,but also Teaches kids how to hold & use a knife like this without having to give them the real thing first off. I don't like that it doesn't have a lock, but I think that's because it's ment to be a fidget toy & to be opened & closed many time. So it's definitely worth the money. My 9 yr old (& I've even caught my hubby playing with it) loves it & that's all that matters to me. It's Definitely not something I would get a younger child though. As it is actually pointy & when held in the hand, is rigid & could still hurt a little one.