Whether you're a competitive skater or a young beginner, or an adult recreational skater, our spinner is the essential off-ice training tool for improving your spin and jump techniques. Its compact size, study structure, and bi-directional design also make it a must-have training aid for ballet pirouette, dancers, gymnasts, or anyone who wants to strengthen core muscles and improve balance. 【Improve Spin and Jump Techniques】Our training spinner can simulate the body movement and the feeling of placing weight on the blade’s rocker during the spin, or the sensation of toe-pick releases in a jump. The spinner training helps to strengthen core muscles, therefore improve your posture, balance, and agility for different spins and jumps. The bi-directional design allows you to practice both clockwise and counterclockwise spins. 【Compact and Portable】The spinner training is to simulate the sensation of the blade’s rocker or the toe-pick, so it’s not meant for your entire foot. Our spinner come in just the right size for the spin and jump training. They come with two colors (blue and red) and two sizes - the 8cm (3.2”) spinner and the 12cm (4.7”) spinner. They are compact and lightweight enough to fit in your pocket or skating bag, so you can practice everywhere you go. 【Durable and Sturdy】The spinner is made with durable aluminum alloy that supports up to 300 lbs. It’s the perfect choice for both adults and kids, regardless of your skill levels. The top section of the spinner rotates both directions smoothly and consistently. The bottom surface of the lower section is coated with anti-skid silicone rubber for sturdy grip on hard and flat surfaces. 【Dimension and Size Guide】The smaller spinner (8cm diameter, 23mm height, 9oz weight) requires stronger core muscle and higher spin speed to maintain balance, therefore is more suitable for advanced skaters to sharpen and elevate spin and jump techniques. Beginners or adult skaters with large foot size can use the larger spinner (12cm diameter, 23mm height, 16oz weight) to improve posture and balance. Advanced skaters can also use the larger spinner to practice more challenging spins such as catch-foot spins.
