8 Inch Heavy Duty Spinning Prize Wheel - Double-Sided 8/16 Slot Color Tabletop Roulette Wheel of Fortune, Dry Erase Spin Wheel Win The Fortune Spin Game for Carnival and Trade Show

Love this! We bought it so that it could help us make decisions on where to go when we can’t decide. Love the fact it has 2 sides with different number of options! My hubby thought I was Nuts but now he likes it too!! Love the fact we can just use sharpie to change out the options.

This spinner work well and spins freely. The quality is good for its purpose. We use it to create a fun way to offer prizes - fill out a survey and you get to spin the wheel and win the prize shown. It’s easy to set up and label, and worth the price for the fun it creates. I’m sure you can think of other ways to use it for kids and adults alike.

Bought this for my AUsome boys’ sensory wall. They love the colors and enjoy spinning and watching(VERY closely, iykyk). My oldest likes to remove the spinner piece and kind of spin the piece on the floor, similar to how you spin a quarter on a table. So even outside of its intended purposes, it’s getting good use in my house. It spins smoothly even after being removed over and over again too, so I’d say that between that and the fact that my son throws it around constantly, the materials are good quality and that it’ll be a durable toy for years to come!

This spinning wheel is made of great quality with very easy to assemble and comes with a dry erase marker. You can also put in a piece of paper and write on it and put that under clear plastic on the other side. This offers a lot of variety. The wheel spins very nicely and you set it on a table or flat surface to spin. The functionality is better than expected and a great value for money. The dry erase marker that it came with doesn't erase great so you will want to use a better quality one. We have been using it to put exercises on easy section and the gymnasts spin the wheel to pick which exercise everyone does for conditioning. They each take turns to spin. This has helped take something they didn't want to do into something that they request. This has worked with kids 5-15 years old. We can just change the exercises and the amount and it has worked for many classes. It is a great value for money and it is very fun for kids. Like I said it takes an activity that they used to dread and made it fun.

This is probably the nicest spinning wheel I've come across. It's made of smooth and durable plastic, bright colors, spins incredibly well without any noise, and stops fairly quickly no matter how fast I try and spin it (keep that line going!). I have had no issues with it spinning and I can put stickers on the sections or write on the top with whiteboard markers. I love how many sections it has too - most spinners only have maybe 6 or 8. There are two sides - one with 8 slots, one with 16. It's lightweight and easy to transport. The only downside is it can't propped upright. Spinning has to be done flat. The bottom has some nonslip stuff on it too so aggressive spinners won't make it fly off the table. It's a great wheel!

This was a fun way to give the guests at my Fourth of July carnival a chance to win prizes. It’s spun nicely and I love that you could change the words on it by easily wiping it off and writing over it. My only complaint is that when you use it while it’s standing upright, the board inside the plastic kind of moves around a little making it look wonky. As long as you keep it flat it is easy to use and serves its purpose. I would have preferred to use it on its side, but at least I got good use out of it on its bottom.

I work with kids and this helps get them talking. It's nice to be able to write questions on spinner and then dry erase and write new questions. It's a little flimsy and the paper often shifts between the plastic. Kids are rough with everything, so sometimes even just spinning too hard gets it out of whack. But considering the price, it does the job.

I got this to help in the decision making for which restaurant to go to for lunch. I have written the names of the main places we like and go to often but also have reserved one space for a "?" which means a new one we have not tried yet. This makes the decision much easier for both of us. It is also easy to remove one of them if we decided to not return there, I used a dry erase marker for the names.