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Does anyone know if I can buy these in Brandon?  
 
Edited by Yeppers, 2017-05-22 11:50:16

I got one from the corner store on 10th st. (Formerly known as Hurls) by Neelin High School.

Toymasters has them. They are in the strip mall across from the Royal Bank on 18th St

can also get them at eb games for 10 bucks

Showcase in the Shopper's Mall. Beside cash register on the right hand side.

Has many types, sticks and cubes too. Cheaper and can ship quick if need.

Yeppers said "Does anyone know if I can buy these in Brandon?     Edited by Yeppers, 2017-05-22 11:50:16"

I have sold many of these because anyone selling local was asking too much. Dont pay more than $10.

these kids are playing with them in classrooms too they should concentrate on schoolwork more then play with these things same as phones they shouldn't be let in classrooms either  
 
Edited by Brian, 2017-05-22 19:17:19

wheat city vape has spinners, not just the cheap plastic ones. they have different quality metal ones too. there located downtown by fraser sneath coffee. on rosser

Fat panda also sells these. You can likely get them much cheaper elsewhere they are 17 dollars there I believe. Not sure how they compare quality wise with other stores.

Ordered 3 of them online for $3.95 each, shipping was $3 I believe. Received in about 10 days, give or take.

I bought a few off amazon for around $5 each. They are seriously overpriced locally.

Maybe you don't have extra energy but those that can multi- task fine fidget items let them concentrate on learning while the body is busy. Fidget gigets are great for people suffering from ADD and ADHD type problems

Yes Fidget Spinners or toys can be a helpful tool for some children and even adults. But for most kids, they are not being used properly and are just a distraction. There is no way that the majority of kids should need a Fidget toy to be able to focus and concentrate in class. If kids truly need something to help them, something more discreet, like a Fidget spinner ring would work just as well and not be a distraction to everyone around them.

I got got 3 for $5.95 on Amazon and that i:ncluded shipping. Came quick. Offerings change online but less than local. Can not imagine cost a lot to make.

I know you can get cheaper ones, but if you want spinners that will spin for a decent amount of time, the ones at Showcase spin the longest. By a fairly large margin. Plus, they don't fall apart like many of the cheaper ones. They also have cubes.

We got ours at 7-11 on 10th Street tonite, they were $5.99