Raptor Takes the Humble Fidget Spinner to New Heights

Jun 7, 2017

RaptorFidgetSpinners​ today announced the addition of the new Raptor R1 to their line-up of high-end Fidget Spinners.

Southampton, United Kingdom - June 7, 2017 /PressCable/ —

U.S. Gadget Specialist RaptorFidgetSpinners today announced the addition of the new Raptor R1 to their line-up of high-end Fidget Spinners.

“We are very proud to be unveiling the Raptor R1,” said a spokesperson for Raptor at the HQ today. “The Raptor R1 is a fidget spinner unlike any other on the market. It is a modern fusion of art and design, designed to provide the ultimate fidget experience with a smooth, silent spin that lasts longer than average.”

Available exclusively at RaptorFidgetSpinners.com this carefully engineered spinner is made from premium ABS plastic and has a sleek, smooth matte black or white shell frame which is thicker and heavier than a standard spinner.

The arms of the spinner are weighted more than the average spinner to allow longer spin time and greater spin speeds. The heart of any spinner is the center bearing. Raptor understands the needs of the fidgeter and so the Raptor R1 includes a premium quality ceramic bearing structure with removable ceramic ball bearings.

Raptor has invited members of the public to view a comparison video on YouTube.

Fidget Spinners are more than just a children’s toy. They are tools that help both adults and children to relieve stress and focus attention. They help alleviate the symptoms of ADD, ADHD, anxiety and stress by providing the body with necessary extra sensory input that frees the mind to focus on the task at hand. The fidget spinner will help for getting through those long meetings, lectures and other situations where concentration and focus are key.

Instead of clicking a ballpoint pen in and out or drumming fingers on a desk, activities that can annoy and distract others, or using a stress ball or worry stones, the fidget spinner sits comfortably in the hand and spins silently as the user flicks at it.

Claire Heffon, a pediatric occupational therapist, says “These little gadgets should be called fidget tools, not toys, and they can be part of a successful strategy for managing fidgety behaviour” and goes on to encourage their use in the classroom in a managed fashion.

Raptor is passionate about fidget toys and devices, and firmly believes that their products “can help avoid distractions, eliminate bored thoughts and increase … focus”. For more information read their story on their web site at RaptorFidgetSpinners.com.

The Raptor R1 is exclusively available at RaptorFidgetSpinners and truly takes the humble fidget spinner to new heights of quality and user experience.

Contact Info:
Name: Support Team
Organization: Raptor Spinners
Address: 84 Lodge Road, Southampton, England SO14, United Kingdom

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 205845

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