Retro Magic Rail Twirler - 3 Pack - Light Up Magnetic Stocking Stuffers

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.

These were a lot of fun! We grabbed them as an addition to easter baskets. They entertained the kids for hours, held up to outside play and definitely made the day for some kids and some kids at heart

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.

I thought at first they were broken- but you have to get them spinning pretty good before they will light up.

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 was a child of the 80's and we always had these as kids. When was browsing and saw these, and saw that they were MY toy, with the added bonus of lighting up, I HAD to order. I wanted to get these for my 5 and 6 year old sons, and share in my nostalgia for a bit. Everything nowadays is electronics, tv, YouTube, so I wasnt sure what they would think of this toy mom played with way back when. As soon as I opened the box they were fighting over who gets what color! Even my 7 year old daughter wanted the third one for herself! They spent a good bit of time rolling them up and down while they lit up, exchanging wheel colors, and trying to see who could go fastest! The little colored wheels have lights in them that are activated when both little magnet nubs make contact with the metal frame, and shut off when removed (super easy!). One suggestion would be to maybe add an on/off switch to the wheels? Either way, we all had such a great time playing together with these, I was living in nostalgia the whole time! Tomorrow me and my 5 year old have a competition to see who can go the longest without stopping or getting off the track. I'm betting my son will win lol. Great, simple family fun!

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.

My grandchildren loved this item