Where Can I Buy Fidget Spinners?

The latest toy craze sweeping the nation is a small mechanical gadget with a brilliantly low-tech design. But man, figuring out how, where, and what to buy when shopping for these simple toys can be complicated.

We speak of the fidget spinner, the new toy craze that's captured the attention of America's kids (and has been banned in many schools as a result). Originally created as a toy to help children focus, fidget spinners are simple hand-held playthings that feature a bearing in the center that allows it to spin—and spin and spin—in a soothing, hypnotically delightful way.

Fidget spinners were first designed decades ago, but only became a genuine phenomenon in early 2017, not long after the product's patents expired. (Amazingly, the woman who invented the fidget spinner isn't making any money on the craze, and perhaps even more amazingly, she isn't bitter about this.) As with any national freakout over a hot new toy, sellers are clamoring to reap profits, and customers are confused, frustrated, and overwhelmed.

Shoppers hunting for fidget spinners often cannot turn to the usual toy retailers because the stores have either sold out their limited supply or their slow-moving operations haven't yet been able to put spinners on shelves at all. Online, confusion proliferates because there is a dizzying number of spinner models and price points, and it's often unclear at first glance when, exactly, your order might be shipped. Because demand is so high and many of these products are manufactured overseas, in some cases you can buy a spinner and not actually receive it for a month or more.

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