Floops (Ti), SkellyVerkk, Exotic and More!

Let's start today's blog post with the Floop...

Finally have the first Titanium Floops dropping (check down this page).

I usually try and spread them out over a few days ...but, I'm feeling a bit devil-may-care today, and dropping ALL of them (there are only 7 from this run).

I've been dropping Titanium and Zirconium SkellyVerkk sliders fairly consistently over the last week or so.

These are all done via the "Right To Buy" method.

It has been 8 per day (4 x Ti and 4 x Zr) - but that's been a bit of a push as we are falling behind on being able to make that many.

So, for now, I have set the number dropped per day down to 6 in total.

Yes, I know, they were already selling out within seconds (so this probably doesn't help that).

Customers around the world have been receiving their SkellyVerkks already and they appear to be very (VERY) happy with them.

I've tried to keep everything exactly the same as the original.

The one piece of feedback I've received is that the Zirconium plates are smooth (so that's cool).

It's already sold - but I did offer this Exotic SkellyVerkk the other day:

I know it's not fidgets ...but we do have a lot of fidget people buying Magnus pens.

Not only that, but there are a lot of people who love Exotic anything.

Well, I just produced our first pens with Exotic Pocket Clips on them.

I've done two runs so far and they both sold out right away (so I'm not going to promote them here ...because I don't have any right now).

I am making more and there should be some either today or tomorrow.

But, in the meantime, I thought I would at least show you what they're like:

My apologies, but the Top Secret fidget I talked about in the last blog post is not quite ready.

Well, that's not strictly true...

The final prototype is done (it was actually done a couple of months ago).

The problem is:

We are absolutely flat-out on our CNC machines ...this is the busiest we have ever been. Don't get me wrong, this is great - but it is frustrating not to have enough capacity for something NEW.

I will update you as soon as I know we're going to be able to start making them. :-)