My seven-year-old has been intrigued lately by this toy we were sent called “Geoflux”. It looks like a set of metal bracelets or rings, but it opens up and freely flows along your arms and other objects, like a broomstick, hose, etc. It’s kind of like putting a new twist on a Slinky since it seems able to propel itself with gravity.
Geoflux is recommended for ages 6 and up and was created by Geospace. This toy is termed an “interactive spring” – just pop it up and let it go. 
It comes with its own drawstring storage bag (pictured at top). Your palms should be placed on the top and bottom to twist while gently pushing the spirals down into a stack of flat rings to store this toy.
Geoflux can function as an exercise tool, general kids gift, or to amaze as a party trick. It has a suggested retail of $11.99 at www.geospaceplay.com. Geoflux is made from a single stainless steel band and is pretty cool to watch in action.
I captured my daughter using the Geoflux and wanted to share with this short video.
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Disclosure: I received a Geoflux for this review. No other compensation was received for this post. The thoughts and feelings expressed are my own.
