Wanderers Opening-Armor Metal Fidget Spinner with Optional Glow Sets

Wanderers places segmented armor around a circular center grip with a triangular recess. The outer panels link together to open and close, while arrows and recessed slots add detail to the disc-shaped body.

Choose Silver, Black / Gold or Yellow / Black in Standard or Glow configurations, with an optional scepter handle. Blue / White / Gold is offered here in Standard only. A UV light is listed with Glow options; the scepter is included only when explicitly named.

Features

• Segmented linked armor opens around the center grip.
• Round center cap with a triangular recess.
• WANDERERS model marking on the panels.
• Hand-operated spinning action.
• Selected configurations add light-charged glow accents and a UV light.
• Scepter handle available in clearly labeled configurations.

Specifications

• Product/model name: Wanderers; manufacturer brand is not confirmed.
• Main body: Metal; exact alloy composition is not confirmed.
• Supplier reference for the silver main unit: Approximately 47.5 × 47.5 × 22.4 mm and 111.5 g; not the full accessory-set weight.
• Standard: One selected spinner.
• Standard + Scepter: One spinner and one scepter-style handle.
• Glow + UV Light: One glow-accent spinner and a UV light.
• Glow + UV Light + Scepter: One glow-accent spinner, a UV light and a scepter-style handle.
• Cases, pouches, spare parts and handle alloy are not confirmed for these configurations.

FAQ

Does each selection include several complete spinners?

No. Each configuration contains one complete spinner in the selected finish, plus only its listed accessories.

Does every option include a UV light?

No. A UV light is listed only for the Glow configurations.

Is the handle included with Standard?

Not with plain Standard. Select an option explicitly marked + Scepter for the handle.

Are the glow details LEDs?

They are described as light-charged glow accents, not powered LED lights. No fixed glow duration is promised.

Is Gold a solid-gold material?

No. Gold describes an accent color, not precious-metal content.