Mr. Nope Weighted Mortal Spinning Pen Mod Advanced Trick Spin Pen for Precision & Practice Heavier, Balanced, Anti-Slip Grip, Writable with Brass Weights (Blue)

As an adult with ADHD, this is a MUST HAVE. I am always looking for fidgets to keep my hands busy during the day and came across this on Amazon. I was unaware that these pens were even a thing, but I have to admit, this is quite the satisfying little gadget. Not only that, but it also doubles as a pen which comes in quite handy during the day. The blue finish is nice and bright and you can adjust the weight of the pen with 2 different weight options (noted in photos). I did have to come back to the product page to figure out how it goes together as there are NO instructions included in the box. Also, the product page states that this comes with 2 pen "refills". Note these are not "refills" when the pen comes completely empty in the first place. So, what it should say is, "the pen comes with ink." The pen works well, but the weight of the entire unit and using this like a mini wand is what is so satisfying overall. This would make a really cool gift for any adult with ADHD

Excelente , lo compré para mi hija , a ella le encantó está bueno , lo recomiendo mucho 10 de 10

Mostly plastic, just the weighted tips are metal. Dont be fooled by “premium materials” its kind of crap.

Ale of the box ready to use, and the weights are quite easy to add and remove. I followed a tutorial and the pen worked well enough to learn some basic tricks. When I tried to apply what I had learned to a normal pen, Excellent spinning pen, well balanced and of great quality. The design is elegant and the materials feel durable. Perfect for both beginners and advanced.

As an avid "spinner" over the past 30 years, I Was very pleased to have a chance to rate this product. As a while the product was worth it as a spinner, but not as a pen. Some of the other devices that I have bought over the years have had the added benefit of having a usable side that has an ability to be used in a pinch as a pen (you have to uncouple the rubber ends) but that is not how the product is used. It would be wholly silly to have an oversized pen in your jacket or pants pocket in case of the need to sign a check. Other than being unwieldy, it would have to be taken apart and put back together making it altogether a nuisance of a writing implement. However, it is nice to have a useful pen as part of a spinner, and I can't say that this was easy to install or functionally adequate when it was assembled so as a pen it failed miserably. As a spinner toy, the product was well balanced and had good grips. The ability to have weight options was interesting but for someone who is used to the techniques, the higher weight allow better overall momentum and felt better to use and therefore the lower weights seemed substantively superfluous. For the beginner, the product is a good one to use with no sharp ends (it's not a pen) so furniture, pets, small children are not in any danger. For the experienced out there, it's a fun product to work on additional tricks and certainly it helped me gain an advantage in advancing my skills with a well weighted product that I continue to use.

The design is very nice, the material is resistant and easy to use. The pencil colors it comes with are cute.

This is a good spinning pen that is fun to play with and use as a fidget device. I am not very good so I'm leaving out the ink pen inserts since it is hitting the ground quite a bit right now. Using it as a pen was not the priority. I haven't compared it to other spinning pens but I can tell that it has a good weight and balance.

It is decent, but I probably shouldn't have gotten it as a beginner. Find a different pen for a novice. It is 27 or 35 grams. I took off the weights and got it down to 22 g, and it is not balanced. It was worth a try. Maybe I'll grow into the heftier weight as I practice. At the normal 27 g, it feels well balanced. I didn't have the guts to try 35 g yet.