🎉 Spin to Win: Elevate Your Event Experience!
The WinSpin 24 Inch Heavy Duty Prize Wheel is a versatile and durable spinning wheel designed for both tabletop and floor use. With 14 customizable slots, smooth rotation, and attention-grabbing sounds, it's perfect for trade shows, carnivals, and parties. Its sturdy construction ensures longevity, while the detachable design allows for easy storage and transport.
| Material Type | U-PVC, Acrylic |
| Color | Red |
| Subject Character | no subject character |
| Theme | Superhero |
| Item Weight | 10 Pounds |
| Size | Small, Medium |
| Item Dimensions | 60 x 38.5 x 147 centimeters |
| Number of Players | unlimited |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Educational Objective | play, Game |
| Power Source | manual |
S**R
Not bad...
Great little wheel but the 'pointer' broke after just a few hours..
H**T
Great fun for the office
Not the most sturdiest thing in the world, a bit flimsy and the bottom twist bit broke when putting it together so out came the duct tape. We bought this as a prize wheel for the office, while it’s got design flaws and instructions are a bit ordinary in some parts, I am pretty nifty at putting stuff together so worked it out. We have a lot of fun with it in the office and it saved us over $5k for a similar one
A**R
Broke on first use
Loved the design of the wheel but it broke with the first use.
S**.
Wheel
This was great. Everyone loved it. The only drawback is that the pointer snapped in half after just half a day of use.
U**4
Prize Wheel was a perfect enhancement for our booth
The wheel worked perfectly and attracted many people to our booth for the chance to win a prize. The clicking sound also attracted attention from people passing by.Assembly was pretty easy and straightforward. We created a custom sticker to place over the top of the wheel to give it a little more visual interest, but the mechanical aspects worked just fine.I read reviews that warned about the clicker/pointer breaking, so I traced a few outlines for templates in case I needed to make more. I think one of the keys for preserving the pointer is to lower it just enough so that only the tip strikes the pegs as the wheel spins, which causes less flex and bend in the pointer.
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