Product Information
What size is The Mad Spinner Ultimate Plus?
The Ultimate Plus is 12" in diameter and 1/2" in height.
What size is The Mad Spinner Mini?
The Mini 2.0 is 9" in diameter and 1/2" in height.
What is the size of the Micro spinner?
The Micro is 5.5" in diameter and weigh under 1 pound.
What is the weight of the Mini spinner?
The Mini 2.0 weighs 3 lbs packed up.
How much does the Ultimate Plus Spinner weigh boxed?
The Ultimate Plus weighs 5 lbs boxed up.
How much weight can the Ultimate Plus spinner hold?
The Ultimate Plus can hold 700 lbs.
How much weight can the Mini spinner hold?
The Mini 2.0 can hold 500 lbs.
What are the spinners made of?
All Mad Spinner models feature an aluminum body construction.
What colors and patterns are available?
The Mad Spinner line is available in over 50 colors and patterns across Solid, Glitter, Splatter, and Checker collections.
Are the spinners made in the USA?
Yes, all Mad Spinners are hand made in the U.S.A..
Do the spinners rotate in both directions?
Yes, every Mad Spinner model rotates freely in both directions.
Can I use the spinner with one foot or two feet?
The Ultimate Plus and Mini 2.0 can be used with one or two feet. The Micro™ is designed specifically for one-foot use only.
Who can use The Mad Spinner spinners?
Both young and adult skaters use these spinners for off-ice spin drills, jump rotation training, and posture refinement. Dancers also use them to practice pirouettes.
Choosing the Right Spinner
Is the Mini for kids and Ultimate Plus for adults?
The Ultimate Plus offers the largest surface area for two-foot stability, ideal for beginners of all ages. The Mini 2.0 is lighter and more portable, suitable for one-foot spins and both beginner and advanced skaters.
What's the best size spinner for ice skating practice?
Beginners and adults benefit from the larger Ultimate Plus or Mini 2.0. Advanced skaters often choose the Micro™ for its smaller 5.5" platform to practice rocker-position spins.
Which spinner is best for beginners?
The Ultimate Plus (12") provides maximum stability for learning spin technique. The Mini 2.0 (9") also works well for beginning one-foot spins.
Which model is best for travel or small spaces?
The Mini 2.0 and Micro™ are highly portable and fit easily into backpacks or small practice areas.
Using Your Spinner
What type of surface should I use my skating spinner on?
You can use Mad Spinners on wood, tile, carpet, vinyl, and other clean, dry, level floors. Just avoid sand or sandy areas.
Do Mad Spinner products leave marks on the floor?
No, all spinners have non-marking rubber feet designed to protect surfaces.
Where should I practice with my spinner?
Use in open, obstacle-free areas at home, in studios, or permitted rink lobbies. Ensure the floor is level, clean, and dry.
What should I wear when using the spinner?
Wear sneakers or socks. Start with slow rotations to establish balance, keep your core engaged, and maintain a level head position.
How long should I practice on a spinner each day?
Most skaters begin with 10–15 minutes daily, then gradually increase time as skills improve. Always follow your coach’s guidance.
Training Benefits
Can beginners use a figure skating spinner?
Yes. Coaches recommend spinner training to build muscle memory and basic spin mechanics off-ice.
Can beginners safely train on a spinner?
Yes. Beginners can start with two-foot spins on the Ultimate Plus or Mini 2.0 before advancing to one-foot drills.
Do spinners help with jump training too?
Yes. Off-ice spinner drills enhance body alignment, core engagement, and landing mechanics for better jump takeoffs and landings.
How does practicing on a spinner improve on-ice performance?
Spinner training builds core strength, centered rotation, and muscle memory, leading to more controlled spins and jumps on ice.
What can I practice on the spinner?
Use the Ultimate Plus for camel, sit, and back spins, plus edge drills like counters and brackets. The Mini 2.0 supports the same drills on a smaller platform.
Can the spinner help with cardio workouts?
Yes, continuous spinner drills elevate heart rate and engage core and leg muscles, doubling as an effective cardio tool.
Can dancers use the spinner?
Yes, dancers use spinners to practice proper pirouette technique and improve turning control.
Orders & Shipping
How long does it take to process my order?
Orders are typically processed within 2–3 business days.
When will I receive my order confirmation?
You’ll receive an initial email confirming receipt of your order, followed by a shipment confirmation once your order ships.
Where do you ship?
We ship world wide! (including Alaska & Hawaii) internationally Additional surcharges may apply.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping rates depend on order weight and destination and are calculated at checkout.
Who is responsible for international taxes?
Recipients are responsible for any import taxes, duties, or VAT imposed by their country; these are not included in shipping rates. Unless quoted when checking out
Returns & Warranty
What is your return policy?
If for any reason you are not satisfied please contact us at 774-302-9520 or email at info@themadspinner.com
We offer a limited lifetime warranty on all spinners
What if my spinner has a mechanical defect?
Defective items must be returned freight prepaid. Credits are issued upon inspection; replacement orders must be placed separately. The Mad Spinner is not liable for incidental or consequential damages.
What if my order arrives damaged or with missing items?
Inspect shipments upon delivery. Report missing items or damage within 5 business days with the packing list. Damage must be noted to the carrier at delivery for freight claims.
Care & Maintenance
What should I avoid when using my spinner?
Never use on or near sandy areas, as sand can damage the bearing mechanism.
What surfaces should be avoided?
Avoid sandy or grit-filled areas. Spinners are safe on wood, tile, carpet, and vinyl.
Safety
Can kids use spinners safely?
Yes, with adult supervision and in open, obstacle-free spaces. Larger models like the Ultimate Plus and Mini 2.0 offer more stability for young skaters.
What safety precautions should I take?
Consult your coach before starting new drills. Practice slowly at first, clear surrounding space, engage your core, and maintain a level head to reduce injury risk.
Still Have Questions?
If you have additional questions not covered in this FAQ, please don't hesitate to reach out:
Contact The Mad Spinner:
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Phone: 774-302-9560
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Email: info@themadspinner.com
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Website: www.themadspinner.com
The Mad Spinner team is happy to help you choose the right products and get the most out of your off-ice training!