Travel into space with the Galaxy Kinetic Desk Toy
A flipo flip inspired by the galaxy
Twist it at an angle, swing it, or pass it from finger to finger. This original Galaxy flipo flip has been specially designed to ensure a stimulating tactile experience. Awaken your senses and enjoy its stress-relieving action every time you pick it up. Discover all the ways you can manipulate it and observe the sometimes surprising movements it can make.
An original flipo flip with galactic motifs
The special thing about this original flipo flip is the patterns it comes with. Whatever your preferences, you’re guaranteed to find a model that meets your expectations. Try the green, red, light blue or dark blue models, or even those with meteor, nebula or supernova motifs.
Flipo Flip Original Galaxy Features
- Material: ABS
- Dimensions: 4 cm x 4 cm
- Style: Flipo Desk Toy
- Scientific gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Galaxy Kinetic Desk Toy look like?
It has a galaxy-inspired design, with a meteor, nebula or supernova pattern. Colours include green, red, light blue and dark blue.
How big is it and what is it made of?
It measures 4 cm by 4 cm and is made of ABS plastic. It is small and light enough to take anywhere.
What can I do with it?
Twist it at an angle, swing it or pass it from finger to finger. It moves in surprising ways, so it makes a good fidget toy for breaks at your desk.
Is it a good gift for space fans?
Yes, the star and nebula patterns suit anyone who likes astronomy, and the small size makes it an easy gift for a desk or pocket.
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Hannah Whitcombe –
Bought this for my 9 year old after he’d had a rough week at school, and he was glued to it for a good twenty minutes before tea. He kept calling it his ‘mini planet machine’. The way it keeps turning on its own momentum had him asking all sorts of questions about gravity, which I was not prepared for on a Tuesday.
Gareth Pugh –
Does exactly what it says. Sits on my desk and I fiddle with it between calls. Slightly smaller than I pictured from the photos, but it’s well made and feels sturdy enough.
Doreen Atkinson –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear when he opened it. Lovely little thing.
Callum Reid –
Spot on. Lives next to my keyboard now and I find myself watching it whenever a spreadsheet gets the better of me. Funny how something so simple, just a bit of physics and a nudge, can take the edge off a stressful afternoon. Colleagues keep pinching it, so I might order another.
Margaret Ellison –
Brilliant. My granddaughter’s face lit up and she hasn’t put it down since.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s nine and can’t sit still for two minutes. He’s been glued to it since the postie dropped it off, watching the little galaxy swirl round and asking me how it works (I had no idea!). Cracking little gift, and it’s quietened the house a treat.
Daniel Pryce –
spot on for my desk. Brilliant.