Tank EDC Fidget Toy | Rolling Tracks & Slider Action
Roll the tracks. Move the slider. Explore the mechanical feel.
This tank-shaped metal EDC fidget brings several tactile movements into a palm-sized design. Turn the linked tracks, extend and retract the front section, and rotate the front dial during a desk break or a quiet hands-on moment.
Three Ways to Fidget
- Rolling tracks: move the linked metal tracks with your fingers.
- Retractable front section: explore the push-and-slide movement.
- Rotating front dial: turn the ridged end for another tactile interaction.
The compact geometric body, exposed track links and metal finish give it a mechanical look. Watch the product demonstration to see the actual movements before choosing your color.
Black or Silver
Both options share the same design and movements. Black offers a darker finish; Silver highlights the metal surfaces. Select one color per item. Photos showing both colors illustrate the options, not a two-piece bundle.
What's Included
- One tank-shaped metal fidget in Black or Silver, as selected.
No gift box, extra accessories or items used for photography are included. Decorative markings on the actual product remain as supplied.
Product Details
| Product type | Mechanical EDC fidget |
| Material | Metal alloy; exact alloy composition not specified |
| Approximate size | 5.6 × 4.0 × 2.6 cm |
| Approximate product weight | 140g, according to supplier specifications |
| Color options | Black / Silver; select one |
| Suggested audience | Ages 15 and up, based on supplier guidance |
Handle moving parts gently and keep fingers clear of pinching points. Keep small components away from young children. This product is for tactile play and does not promise medical or therapeutic results. Dimensions and product weight are approximate supplier figures.
| Color |
Black, Silver |
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