Kaiko Spikey Spinner Pen

Kaiko Spikey Spinner Pen

Brand: Kaiko
SKU: 9361128008219
43.00 AUD In stock Buy at Merchant

The Kaiko Spikey Spinner Pen combines a blue ink ballpoint pen with a discreet spinner and spikey metal tip for targeted tactile input. Its weighted design and subtle vibration provide additional sensory feedback, making it a practical fidget and focus support for teenagers and adults at school, study or work. <!--split--> A super sleek, discreet fidget and sensory support for school and work! The Kaiko Spikey Spinner Pen is no ordinary ballpoint pen! Combining a functional writing tool with two different sensory features, it's a discreet way to access tactile input throughout the day. The built-in spinner offers gentle movement and subtle vibration, while the spikey metal end can be pressed against the thumb for firm, targeted tactile input. This stronger sensation may be helpful as a harm-minimisation alternative or a sensory "circuit breaker" for some people experiencing anxiety or overwhelm. The pen's weighted design provides additional sensory feedback while writing, which some people may find helpful for handwriting and focus. While the spinner does emit a slight sound, it's relatively quiet and suitable for many classroom, study and workplace environments. Please note that the spikey tip is designed for controlled pressure, not repeated rubbing against the skin, which may cause irritation or break the skin. Always use with care and only as intended. Kaiko Spikey Spinner Pen Features: Blue ink ballpoint pen with built-in spinner and spikey tactile tip Colour: Silver Weighted design for additional sensory feedback Relatively quiet spinner (emits a slight sound) Weight: Approximately 35g Size: Approximately 13.5cm x 1cm Lid does not secure to the end of the pen during use Suitable for ages 14yrs+ Use with caution - not suitable for those unable or unlikely to use as intended

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