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LAUTIEFROG is LAUTIE’s seesaw slider in the SPY WARS series, combining finger-driven sliding with internal striking feedback. Titanium with blue accents followed the stainless steel and polished zirconium + brass configurations. Compare the three by reference weight, materials by part and appearance.
Maintained by TRB Creation · Page updated 2026-10-13 · Based on 3 configuration records in this guide
| Brand | LAUTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Seesaw slider |
| Feedback | Magnet-driven striking feedback |
| First release year | 2026 (announced launch) |
| Mechanism detail | Original steel and zirconium + brass configurations: a magnet-driven plate swings vertically and strikes the inner piece. |
| Guide scope | 3 complete configurations: stainless steel, polished zirconium + brass and titanium with blue accents; grouped by material combination. |
| Series | SPY WARS |
The original steel and zirconium + brass configurations turn a finger-driven slide into internal strikes: magnets make the plate swing vertically and hit the inner piece.
Three complete configurations, grouped by material combination. Compare reference weight, materials by part and appearance.
Names identify documented complete configurations. Material differences and browse groups do not establish official sub-series; components and included items are listed separately.
Table dates refer to the documentation, not necessarily the release. Confirmed release and quantity information appears in each record.
Stainless steel top, base and striking plate with a PEEK inner piece; maker reference weight 36.0 g.
Stainless steel top, base and striking plate with a PEEK inner piece; maker reference weight 36.0 g.
Polished zirconium + brass; maker reference weight 40.1 g, with 399 stated on the April launch poster.
Polished zirconium + brass; maker reference weight 40.1 g, with 399 stated on the April launch poster.
Stonewashed titanium top and base with a cream PEEK inner piece; matte surface, blue accents and a maker reference weight of 22.9 g.
Stonewashed titanium top and base with a cream PEEK inner piece; matte surface, blue accents and a maker reference weight of 22.9 g.
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In the original steel and zirconium + brass configurations, magnets make the striking plate swing vertically and repeatedly hit the inner piece. Start with the finger movement, then look at what happens inside.
The stainless steel disassembly photo below lays out the top, inner piece, base and striking plate for a closer look. The launch description also states that the plate holds two magnetic balls.
The titanium update also describes sliding and striking feedback, with lightweight titanium, a matte surface and blue accents as its material changes.
Hold one side and slide the other so the two parts move relative to each other.
Magnets drive the striking plate to swing vertically.
The plate repeatedly hits the inner piece. LAUTIE explains that materials, plates and inner pieces affect the vibration felt in hand.
Hold one side
Shows the hand-driven slide only, not the internal striking plate. Scoped to the April stainless steel and zirconium + brass configurations.
View original ↗All three have maker reference dimensions of 60 × 15.7 × 8 mm. Start with the reference weight, then compare appearance and materials by part.
If lower weight matters, start with titanium: it is the lightest by reference weight among these three configurations. Choose zirconium + brass for its dark and gold-toned contrast, or stainless steel for a steel-coloured appearance. All three weights are maker reference values.
Stainless steel top, base and striking plate with a PEEK inner piece. The product photo shows a steel-coloured exterior.
A polished zirconium + brass combination with a dark and gold-toned contrast in the product photo. It has the highest reference weight of these three.
Stonewashed titanium top and base, a cream PEEK inner piece and a stainless steel striking plate, with a matte surface and blue accents.
View original ↗The retained sources provide no comparable measurements of striking strength, resistance or sound level. Reference weight does not establish stronger strikes or better feedback.
The steel finish, the full zirconium + brass parts mapping and the brass finish remain unconfirmed. The titanium description identifies stonewashed top and base pieces with blue accents; it does not establish a blue finish on the whole slider. Dimensions and weights retain the maker’s reference-only scope.
The launch describes screwless, tool-free disassembly; the titanium update explicitly describes magnetic quick release. Both FROG introductions state a size match for the CHOC storage system.
The three catalog entries are complete configurations. Exact included items, and whether inner pieces or striking plates can be bought separately, still need a matching package list or standalone offer.
The CHOC relationship covers the stated size and storage fit. Internal parts interchangeability is unconfirmed. Check the specific FROG configuration before buying or replacing an inner piece or striking plate.
The stainless steel disassembly photo is a structure reference. The launch giveaway listed an eight-slot display case and handmade leather sleeves in tricolour and yellow-brown designs. Those records do not establish default inclusion with FROG or current separate availability.
Complete-configuration record
Stainless steel top, base and striking plate with a PEEK inner piece; maker reference weight 36.0 g.
Complete-configuration record
Polished zirconium + brass; maker reference weight 40.1 g, with 399 stated on the April launch poster.
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Stonewashed titanium top and base with a cream PEEK inner piece; matte surface, blue accents and a maker reference weight of 22.9 g.
Two materials at the April launch, followed by titanium in August. The dates below are the announced public release dates.
The April 7 introduction announced an April 10 public release at 20:00. The zirconium + brass poster specifies 399; stainless steel is a regular configuration.
The August 26 introduction presented the FROG Ti material update and announced an August 28 public release at 12:30. The poster describes it as a regular configuration.
Three complete configurations: start with materials and reference weight, then open the individual details.
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