GoodPlay Gyroscope, 3 Pcs/Set Handmade Painted Wood Spinning Tops, Educational Kindergarten Toys

Bought as a gag gift for my boyfriend. Gives him something to spin when he doesn't know what to do about our realitionship... hahaha he loved it!

We have hardwood floors and I did not want to buy the metal tops that might scratch the floor. I really liked these and they are more retro like the ones I played with as a kid. They are made extremely well and the kids love playing with them.

For the money, these tips are pretty cute and fun to play with. They do spin much better than competing cheaper tops. We ordered a pack of three and all three had slight variations in quality that made them all spin superior or inferior to one another. That said, they were worth the money and I would buy again. Wish you could pick your colors though.

These are very fun to play with!

So I got these for my son when he was a little over a year and a half. And he's absolutely loved them! They are wooden so be wary if your child choose a lot, my little one did chew on them but it took a bit for the wood to start coming apart. So for being wooden and my child being very destructive of them they held up for a very long time

These are exactly what I was hoping for. They are made of wood, are brightly colored and spin perfectly. My niece loves anything that spins. Unfortunately one was broken and what made that disappointing was that1.) it was preventable if it had been packaged differently and 2.) it was not an option to just ask for a replacement I had to send the whole thing back to get that.

I used this for glazing ceramic pieces. Apply glaze and spin great designs.

With all the crazy expensive toys available, it is great to find out that my grandson spends lots of time with inexpensive but interesting gifts like these tops, and other things like prisms, magnifying glasses, flashlights, etc. I see him spinning these things frequently and always get a "Look, Grandpa!" if I happen to be walking by when he is playing with them. Beats spending $50 - $100 on Lego sets and the like that don't keep their interest as long as simple items that create fun with physics. jmho!