Fidget Spinner Emerges As Must-Have Toy Of The Year!

This  Fidget Spinner design allows as many weights (lobes) as you want, with adjustable thicknesses and diameters of both the weights and center bearing. It's currently sized for  bearing and dual tokens on each end. I plan to add caps for thebearing, as the tokens are quite large.

Traditional Finger Spinner, where the ball is gripped with the top knuckles of the index and middle fingers firmly gripping across the seam. The thumb is held clear of the ball, or rests lightly on the seam. Notable users of this technique include Graeme Swann and Nathan Lyon. Variations normally used with this type of bowling include the arm ball and the top-spinner.
There exist other sorts of Finger Spinner, but this section should be viewed mainly as a guide to the main types used in international cricket today. There are those who would add the type of spin bowled by Muttiah Muralidharan to this list, and although his stock bowl is a right-handed off-break, such a bowling technique would be better described as non-traditional wristspin, owing to the extent to which the wrist, far more so than the fingers, are involved in generating revolutions on the ball.