Ark | Stainless steel
Documented material combinations69 g; Maker-described mirror/sand integrated surface.
69 g; Maker-described mirror/sand integrated surface.
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View original ↗Universe Ark is a bearing-driven spinner with boat-inspired curves, listed weights for steel, titanium, zirconium and copper, and a later steel-PEI record with unresolved fields.
Maintained by TRB Creation · Page prepared 2026-10-13 · Based on 5 documented configuration records in this guide
| Brand | Universe EDC |
|---|---|
| Type | Fidget spinner |
| Feedback | Bearing spin; curved-body contact |
| First release year | 2026 (April notice; earliest release unconfirmed) |
| Mechanism detail | Bearing-driven spin; five-axis curved metal body |
| Guide scope | Four metals + a later named steel-PEI combination; colour enumeration incomplete |
Ark uses boat-inspired curves for its spinner form, with five-axis CNC machining documented for the original four metal configurations. Steel, titanium, zirconium and copper are listed at 69 g, 38 g, 57 g and 75 g. Weight and finishing provide the main comparisons. A central bearing supports rotation, and a later official notice names a steel-and-PEI combination.
Compare four listed weights, then inspect the incomplete steel-PEI record. Individual titanium and zirconium colours are not enumerated.
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.
69 g; Maker-described mirror/sand integrated surface.
69 g; Maker-described mirror/sand integrated surface.
38 g; Sandblasting + anodising.
57 g; Sandblasting + maker-described heat-colour anodising; process not itemised.
57 g; Sandblasting + maker-described heat-colour anodising; process not itemised.
75 g; Polishing.
A material combination named in the May official prize list; part allocation, weight and appearance remain unconfirmed.
A material combination named in the May official prize list; part allocation, weight and appearance remain unconfirmed.
No matching configuration. Clear the search or check the separate component records below.
The bearing supports the rotating body. Hold the centre cap and push the curved outer body. The April notice emphasises rounded contact and drag feel, with five-axis machining used for the curves. This guide illustrates the basic spin without measured speed or duration.
Hold the centre cap
Shows the confirmed main action, without asserting identical material structures, direction or measured speed.
Titanium at 38 g is the lightest of the original four, followed by zirconium at 57 g, steel at 69 g and copper at 75 g. Their finishing labels follow the maker's sandblast/anodise, sandblast/heat-colour-anodise, mirror/sand and polish descriptions. Titanium and zirconium have multiple colours, but no colour-by-colour total is invented.
The April notice supplies material, weight and finishing for the metal complete products; the May prize list additionally names steel-PEI Ark. These statements do not establish a bearing model, spare caps, a box or included tools, or separate component sales. Confirm kit contents and part-purchase options for the actual item.
Start with 38 g titanium for a lower listed weight, or compare 57 g zirconium, 69 g steel and 75 g copper for more weight. Copper provides the documented polish option, while steel retains the maker's mirror/sand description. The steel-PEI record lacks part allocation and weight, so it is not assigned to a lighter or heavier choice.
Complete-configuration record
69 g; Maker-described mirror/sand integrated surface.
Complete-configuration record
38 g; Sandblasting + anodising.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Complete-configuration record
57 g; Sandblasting + maker-described heat-colour anodising; process not itemised.
Complete-configuration record
75 g; Polishing.
Complete-configuration record
A material combination named in the May official prize list; part allocation, weight and appearance remain unconfirmed.
No verified photo is available for this entry yet. You can read its documented details below.
Follow changes in shells, inner pieces and accessories. Dates refer to documentation or announced releases as specified; these are not a single upgrade path.
Steel, titanium, zirconium and copper were documented together, with an event time announced for 5 April.
The official prize list names one steel-PEI Ark. That is a prize allocation, not a production limit; the notice date does not prove its launch.
Compare four listed weights, then inspect the incomplete steel-PEI record. Individual titanium and zirconium colours are not enumerated.
No configurations match. Clear the search to start again.
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