12 Inch Spinning Prize Wheel-12 Slots Color Tabletop Roulette Spinner Wheel of Fortune,with Dry Erase Marker & Eraser,for Carnival, Trade Show, Win Fortune Spin Games

Plate is heavy, but son says wheel not the best quality. flipper on the front don't touch the wheel only the rubber part at the back does. Price a bit high 4 what it is.

I am a middle school teacher and often have classroom games and competitions. The spinner has been a great addition to the classroom. The spinner seems durable and was fairly simple to assemble. I would highly recommend this spinner.

This wheel spinner with stand is a veritable fortress of fun, engineered with such precision and robust materials that it seems destined to spin through the ages. Its surface, a smooth realm where the dry erase marker glides with ease and erases without a trace, invites a torrent of creative possibilities that are limited only by imagination.The package arrives as a trove of treasures - the blank color wheel whispering of fortunes yet to be written, the dry erase marker and eraser standing ready like loyal sentinels, and an instruction manual that guides you through assembly with the ease of a sage. This is not merely a game; it’s a carnival in a box, a portable festival.Assembling this herald of fun is as breezy as a spin itself, with step-by-step color instructions that transform the task into a joyous prelude to the festivities. It stands, not just as a game, but as a monument to the joy of spontaneity, at a sprightly 14.5” tall and 12” wide - a beacon of fun that’s effortlessly portable.It’s a chameleon of entertainment, as perfect for the high stakes of casino nights as it is for the innocent giggles of a family game evening. Whether it’s dictating chores with a whimsical twist, determining giveaways with a flick of fate, or adding a dash of drama to trade shows, this wheel is a maestro of merriment.Yet, for all its splendor and versatility, the true test of time looms large. Will its construction withstand the fervent spins of countless parties, the eager hands of trade show attendees, and the unpredictable whimsy of carnival revelers? The promise of longevity and the specter of wear and tear dance around it like shadows at dusk.For now, it stands proud, a four-star sentinel of fun, its final star held in the balance by the turning hands of time and the spinning wheel of fortune.

This 12 sectioned wheel of fortune is a great buy. I got one a few months back with 10 sides to play a game with the kids, and they love it. I had a few complaints about the spinning clicker being too strong and not allowing enough spin before stopping. I decided that I wanted another with 12 sides to be used during a 12 team fantasy football draft for next year, and I wanted one with improved spin.I assembled this one a few days ago and I was really happy with everything. The base isn't quite as robust as the first unit, but it's heavy enough to not be a problem. The 12 tabs to separate the sections are plastic as opposed to metal on my first one, but unless I drop or step on it, there won't be an issue. Where this one stands out is the spin and the clicker. It has two bearings that the axel turns on, allowing you to screw the wing nut in a little tighter, eliminating wheel sag. It results in a super smooth spin. The clicker in this case is a rubber peg that sticks down just far enough to connect on most of the tabs, but allows it to make a few revolutions before coming to a stop. The one thing I will say is that the clicker missing a few tabs is a bit annoying.Overall I am giving this 5 stars because none of the issues I saw as a worthy of a star. The spin quality is what is most important and it's a home run there.

I got this for craft shows to add some fun to my table - spin to get a percent off or win a small prize! Definitely drew people in and I honestly think helped bring me sales. It was nicely made, spins great and looks great!

I put together and then spinner it and the whole scre comes loose and wheel becomes loose and useless