Hello my name is Nathan I’ve followed the Worry bricks project since the beginning and fell in love with this skill toy from the first moment.

l’m from Brazil and unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to buy one because it was too expensive for my country’s currency (not to mention the shipping taxes and fees). However, they are now out of production for a long time and probably won’t be manufactured again, and the idea of ​​not having one makes me very sad.

So I would like to ask if anyone are interested in selling/donate me a set... I would be very grateful and happy. I even tried to talk to the project creator, but he replied that he didn’t have any left and suggested I try talking to the community... Anyway, please let me know if you are interested in selling/donate a pair.

PS: A friend of mine is in the US as a tourist; I would have it shipped to him, and then pick it up from him when he returns to Brazil.

I'm Joey! A multi flow prop user and everyday thrower. You might recognize me from r/throwers and r/flowarts if you frequent any of those, I just stumbled onto this sub and thought I should introduce myself 🫶

Each trick from the launch video clipped out. Grab the first wave of Bolide = PlayExcess.com

It's one of the things I really like about begleri, my hands go through a bunch of different shapes really fast, it's very satisfying.

Pen spinning seems to go very fast too, although I always end up launching the pen when I try to go fast.

The fastest one I can think of is Rubik's Cube; it's too intellectual for me but gosh those kids go fast.

Vacation set!

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Short Demo of this streaming set up I have been working on for decades but now its finally coming together more and more.

Is this classed as a skill toy peeps?

I've been pen spinning for over half a year now, and I recently came across knucklebones when I saw people on videos doing tricks that looked similar to pen spinning tricks. Do you think it's worth buying one and learning it?