IPIDIPI TOYS Retro Magic Rail Twirler – 3 Pack Light Up Magnetic Gyro Wheel Toy – Classic Vintage Toy Rail Twister Sensory Fidget Toys, Nostalgia Toys - Party Favors, Birthday Gifts for Boy and Girls

Retro Fun that the kids do not want to share with the adults. Surprisingly these were a huge hit with the kids, ages 4-10. I purchased a different brand initially and they were just ok but we needed more, because they were a hit, so I ordered this brand and they were far better. They lit up and easily rode both sides of the Magic Rail back and forth. These are still as much fun as they were when we were kids way back when. An affordable toy to introduce kids to an old fashioned toy that is not electronic and they will enjoy.

These are very cool and addicting! Easy to learn. Even easy for a toddler, although they can't operate it as well. But they can remove the wheel and place it back on the metal if it gets stuck. Magnet strength is good. Otherwise users had durability concerns. We only used it once so we don't know yet how well it will hold up.

Great, simple toy. My grandkids love them.

This toy was a hit for stocking stuffers at Christmas. They are bright and colorful and fun to use. As you go faster and longer the colors will change which is pretty cool. Beware of flinging too hard and the direction in which you are spinning in case it goes flying off the track. The only reason it didn't get 5 starts for me was that it sticks near the bottom and can be hard to get going at first. Once you get beyond that though, it is a pretty cool toy.

3 in a box - Bought as a stocking stuffer for each of my grandkids. Their ages are 11, 12 and 13. They started playing with them right away. Even though they opened several other items through out the morning, they always came back to the Rail Twirlers! They are somewhat mesmerizing with glowing colors. And it’s fun to challenge yourself to keep them moving over the rails. No batteries needed! I would definitely buy this again.

Fun toy, but a little difficult for my 3 and 6 year old to get spinning fast enough for it to light up. My 6 year old figured it out after practicing for a bit

I would much rather sacrifice at getting 3 low quality ones in a pack versus getting 1 high quality one with a complete redesign handle that’s more ergonomic. Besides the wheel feeling cheap, the most annoying part is the plastic piece on the handle being bad at staying in place to keep the rails from spreading too far apart or close. It’ll be better if it’s more locked in place so it’s more consistent.

These were stocking stuffers for grandkids age 4 & 6. They loved it.