Consumer Critique: Zing Fidget Spinners

Fidget spinners aren't quite the intense new fad that they used to be, but they are still a lot of fun - especially when companies come up with a fresh take on them. Zing has a ton of different products that are action-packed - bubble gloves, robots, bows and arrows - in addition to the fidget toys that I got to review.

I was sent several products from the Everyday Play connections. These toys fit in pockets and hands really well, so they're easy to pack and take along. The Thumb Chucks and Metal Chucks are fun and addictive in the same way that yo-yos and meditation balls are. Tumblestix lights up, and is simple enough that young kids can use - but older kids can come up with tricks. SpinCircuits and Spinzips light up to make really cool effects in the dark.

Words don't do them justice - watch the videos below to learn more about some of the products. Some of the products are available in combo packs. Free shipping starts at $49. You can also find Zing toys at a variety of retailers, including Aldi, Amazon, Target, Toys R Us, Walmart, and more.