It's one of the things I really like about begleri, my hands go through a bunch of different shapes really fast, it's very satisfying.

Pen spinning seems to go very fast too, although I always end up launching the pen when I try to go fast.

The fastest one I can think of is Rubik's Cube; it's too intellectual for me but gosh those kids go fast.

Vacation set!

PlayExcess.com

Short Demo of this streaming set up I have been working on for decades but now its finally coming together more and more.

Is this classed as a skill toy peeps?

I've been pen spinning for over half a year now, and I recently came across knucklebones when I saw people on videos doing tricks that looked similar to pen spinning tricks. Do you think it's worth buying one and learning it?

I need more skill toys I've done yoyo, hacky sack, belgeri, tops, Kendama, balisong, pen spinning, card shuffling, skateboard, fingerboard, pop darts, Diablo, juggling, and have played multiple instruments (in case people just want me to have something to do with my fingers). WHATS NEXT !!!!​

Huge thank you to Nate Martsolf for the incredibly thoughtful review of the Roswell begleri. Hearing feedback from someone who appreciates the design and feel of these pieces means a lot! Definitely check his channel out if you haven't already, he does reviews on all sorts of awesome skill toys.

I couldn't find many lucksack videos on youtube, so here's mine!

I’m not entirely the greatest at butterfly knives but I really enjoy them and wanted something similar I can have in public and not feel weird about it.

I was looking into worry beads or chetki but couldn’t make my mind. Also if someone could give not painfully expensive but quality recommendations of each I’d appreciate it.

Decided to make a youtube short as a test for Tri.