RMISODO 2 Pcs Carrot Butterfly Fidget Knife Toy, Colorful and Novel Shape, Made with 3D Printing Technology, Sturdy and Durable, Perfect Stress Relief Toy, Green 1 Big 1 Small.

The RMISODO 2 Pcs Carrot Butterfly Fidget Knife Toy is an absolute delight for anyone seeking a fun, quirky stress reliever! This set includes one big and one small version, both crafted with impressive 3D printing technology that gives them vibrant green hues and intricate carrot details that pop with whimsy. The butterfly knife mechanism flips smoothly and satisfyingly, mimicking a real balisong but with safe, durable plastic that's perfect for endless fidgeting without any risk—ideal for adults unwinding at work or kids channeling energy into creative play. They've held up brilliantly after weeks of daily twirling, staying sturdy and colorful with no signs of wear. At this price, it's a fantastic value and a unique gift that sparks smiles and conversations—highly recommend for fidget enthusiasts!20 web pages

My son loves this silly toy. The colors are bright and make it look like a toy and not a weapon (so I love that part). Its fun and made with quality.

Even if they look like junk….my nephew loved them.. the more he played with them the more they loosened up, and actually performed like the real thing.

Bought for my grandson and now we all feel safer ;)He’s also improving his skills with doing knife tricks, watch out criminals.Overall, it’s a safe and durable toy.

This was a simple gift my son asked for for Christmas. He held his attention and had been played with more than I thought it would. Definitely a novelty gift for the price.

Broke within 10 minutes.

When I flip the knife, the plastic bends from my grip and doesn't allow the blade to freely move. It's a funny gag gift maybe. The mini carrot is also funny with friends "Hey I got you a (insert name) sized knife" (talking to a small person). It was funny, they laughed, context matters.

It is nice and pretty cute but the orange part gets stuck in the green part sometimes! I had to sand it down with a nail file and pocket knife for it to not get stuck AS MUCH.