Cross-Lock Metal Fidget Slider
Cross-Lock Metal Fidget Slider
A cross-shaped path gives the push somewhere specific to go.
Cross-Lock is built around constrained movement rather than an open free-floating plate. Push through its cross-limit path, feel the metal click at each change, then use the secondary rotation when you want a different motion.
Why This One Feels Different
The geometry guides the motion along a defined path instead of letting the moving part roam freely.
Rotational play adds another interaction without changing the fact that sliding is the primary form.
A roughly 40 mm zinc-alloy body concentrates substantial mass into a small footprint.
Contact and movement are clearly audible; this is not marketed as a silent slider.
How It Works
The Guides distinguish form from architecture. Cross-Lock is a slider because sliding is the primary interaction; its cross-limit geometry describes the guided architecture. The extra rotation is a second function, not a reason to classify the product primarily as a spinner.
Specifications
| Material | Zinc alloy |
| Weight | Approx. 95 g |
| Dimensions | Approx. 40 × 40 × 10 mm |
| Primary Motion | Cross-limit guided sliding |
| Secondary Motion | Rotation |
| Sound | Moderate — audible metallic clicks |
The Experience
Cross-Lock feels deliberate. The moving piece is never vague about where it should go: the geometry constrains the stroke, metal contact marks the transitions, and the rotation gives you a way to break the pattern without reaching for another fidget.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Cross-Lock Metal Fidget Slider
FAQ
No. Its cross-limit geometry guides the moving part along a defined path.
No. Sliding is the primary interaction; rotation is secondary.
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Processing
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Estimated Delivery
Standard international delivery usually takes 7–15 business days after dispatch.
30-Day Returns
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