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bopster Neon Cube Spinner
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bopster · Heavier on purpose

Neon Cube Spinner

4.6 out of 5 · 13 reviews

The cube shape in dense kirksite alloy and six neon finishes — noticeably more weight than the aluminum version, and a longer coast because of it.

$12.99

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  • High density kirksite alloy, 93 grams in a 1.14 inch cube
  • Six neon colorways — blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, purple
  • Extra mass means a longer, steadier spin than the aluminum cube
  • Still pocket sized and still silent

We moved this one off aluminum and onto kirksite, which is a zinc alloy with real density to it. At 93 grams in a 1.14 inch cube it feels almost unreasonable in the hand, and that mass is what carries the spin: a flick that would die in three seconds on the lighter cube keeps going for ten.

The neon finishes are brighter than anything else we make and were chosen so a cube does not disappear into a desk drawer. Blue and purple read deepest, orange and yellow read loudest, green and pink sit somewhere between. Whichever one you pick, the weight is identical.

From our table: If the aluminum cube feels too light to be interesting, this is the answer to that.

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