DJG Agile & Shark Metal EDC Fidget Sliders for Everyday Push-and-Slide Fidgeting

DJG offers the Agile and Shark fidget sliders in five body and center-plate configurations. The standard Agile has a clean rectangular profile, a contrasting DJG badge and an internal tuning-fork module, combining a visible sliding action with a distinct internal structure.

On the standard Agile, the slider has six stages in total—three in each direction—and extends from 57 mm closed to 90 mm fully open. The two standard materials also differ in weight: 96 g for stainless steel with a brass badge, and 62 g for titanium alloy with a copper badge. These measurements and stage counts do not automatically apply to the titanium-center-plate or Shark configurations.

Key Features

• Five separate configurations distinguish body and center-plate materials.
• Standard Agile contains an internal tuning-fork module.
• Standard Agile has three sliding stages in each direction.
• Standard stainless-steel and titanium-alloy versions use contrasting brass and copper badges.
• The Shark configuration combines a brass body with a titanium-alloy center plate.

Specifications & Configuration

FAQ

Which standard Agile material should I consider?

Titanium alloy is the lighter stated standard configuration at 62 g; stainless steel is 96 g. The titanium version has a copper badge, while the steel version has a brass badge, so the choice changes both weight and visual detail.

Who is the standard Agile for?

Adults who like staged magnetic sliding and want to examine a tuning-fork module may appreciate the standard Agile. Its three stages per direction give the sliding action a clearly described layout.

Are the Shark and center-plate options the same as the standard versions?

They are separate configurations with their own material combinations. The standard Agile size, weight and stage specifications above are limited to the named standard versions.