Double Magnetic Poker Fidget Slider
Double Magnetic Poker Fidget Slider
Two layers. One short push. A clean magnetic snap back.
The Double Magnetic Poker Slider keeps the interaction compact and direct. Push the stacked plates, feel magnetic resistance build, then let the mechanism settle back into its next position with a crisp click.
Why This One Feels Different
Two stacked moving sections create more structure than a single-plate magnetic slider.
The magnets actively shape the push and reset, so the snap is a core part of the mechanism.
The compact playing-card aesthetic gives the piece a recognizable EDC character without changing how the mechanism works.
Each engagement point is meant to be felt and heard rather than hidden behind a “silent” claim.
How It Works
The two-layer layout describes the architecture. The magnetic field supplies the resistance and positional snap, which is why this is classified as a magnetic slider rather than simply a metal push toy.
Specifications
| Material | Metal |
| Architecture | Double-layer guided slider |
| Mechanism | Magnetic push and reset |
| Sound | Audible magnetic clicks |
The Experience
This one is about a compact, repeatable snap rather than long travel. It suits people who like a clear break point under the thumb and a fast reset they can cycle without repositioning the whole hand.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Double Magnetic Poker Fidget Slider
Additional accessories can vary by selected version and are not treated as universal package contents.
FAQ
Do not assume user-adjustable resistance unless the selected version explicitly includes an adjustment feature.
No. Magnetic engagement creates distinct clicks.
Free Standard Shipping
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Processing
Orders are usually prepared for shipment within 2 business days.
Estimated Delivery
Standard international delivery usually takes 7–15 business days after dispatch.
30-Day Returns
Eligible items may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Conditions apply.
Understand what you’re holding.
Explore the mechanics, materials and terminology behind this type of EDC fidget.