David Patrick, inventor of Spin360 and the Shark Wheel
Outside, the air never stops moving, and that's why you feel so good on a porch or at the beach. Inside, the second you shut the door, the air stops. It just sits there all day, and by the afternoon you feel foggy and heavy in your own living room.
In Germany, people throw the windows wide open a few times a day, even in January. They have a word for it: Stoßlüften. Here the windows stay shut and the AC runs, so the air in your house sits still from the minute you get home until you leave the next morning. You feel that every evening. You just never had a name for it.
90% indoors: US EPA estimate of time Americans spend indoors. Airing out: Danish Health Authority indoor-climate guidance and German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt) airing advice.
"I wanted to mimic that natural breeze that we feel outside. What do we hope for when we go to the beach? An ocean breeze. We're bringing nature indoors."
"It's one of those things that you wake up and you go, wow, this feels great. I love that breeze. You'd swear the walls were removed, and that my bed is outside."
"I went on Shark Tank, did a killer deal with Nick Woodman, Kevin O'Leary, and Mark Cuban. Those guys believed in what I was doing with the Shark Wheel. That was a great product. I loved it. But this, this is my big home run."
David Patrick, inventor of Spin360 and the Shark Wheel
This one changes how the whole room feels.
It sits there for hours. That's the heavy, closed-up feeling you walk into.
Two intakes run at once, so the air up by the ceiling and down by the floor both get moving.
360°, into every corner. The heavy feeling lifts, and so does the fog in your head.
You wake up and you go, I love that breeze. Every morning.
Your bed feels like it's outside, with the windows shut.
The breeze you go outside for, in the room you live in.
Drop a scent pod on the top grille and the breeze carries it through the whole room, not one corner. Or add a few drops of your own oil to the pad that comes with it.
Every fan in the world chops the air on its way out. That chop is the noise. Spin360's blades are fully enclosed, so what you hear is wind, not a machine. Speeds 1 to 5 are near-silent. Speeds 6 to 9 sound like wind through trees.
| Spin360 | Regular fan | |
|---|---|---|
| Moves the whole room's air | ✓Yes, 360° | ✕One spot |
| Everyone feels it at the same time | ✓Every seat | ✕One person |
| Keeps the room from feeling stuffy | ✓All day | ✕Only where it points |
| Sound | Pure shh, 34 dB on low | Wop wop wop |
| Scent | ✓Pods + your own oils | ✕No |
| Placement | Tabletop or floor, 3 heights | Fixed |
| Width | 13.8 in (35 cm) |
| Heights | 20.5 / 31.5 / 42.5 in |
| Weight | 12.3 lb (5.6 kg) |
| Motor | 55 W |
| Sound on low | 34 dB |
| In the box | Fan, poles, remote, power adapter, guide |
"I've always had trouble falling asleep with background noise, but this fan is whisper-quiet. The airflow feels natural and I wake up feeling more rested."
"This feels like a wellness gadget, not just a fan. With its quiet performance and scent pods, it's part of my routine."
"Not only does it keep the space cool, but it also blends in with my decor. Guests always ask about it. It doesn't look like a fan at all."
If your room doesn't feel different the second you walk in, send it back. Every Spin360 is covered by a 1-year warranty.
Yes. It pulls the cool air up off your floor and the warm air down off your ceiling, mixes them into one temperature, and keeps that air moving over your skin. That's what your body reads as cool.
No. That's David's joke, and he says so in the same breath. What it does is move the air in your room the way air moves outside, so the room feels alive instead of stuffy and closed-up. How that makes you feel is the whole point.
No, on purpose. It moves the whole room, not your face. Give it 10 to 20 minutes. Speeds 6 to 9 push plenty if you want more.
No. It moves the air already in your room, in every direction, so it never sits still. Windows stay shut. No street noise, no pollen, no cold draft.
Yes, whenever you can. Opening the windows swaps the air in your house for air from outside, and Spin360 doesn't do that. What it does is keep the air you have moving for the rest of the day, while the windows are shut, so the room doesn't sit still and go stuffy.
No. It moves the air you already have. It doesn't filter it.
30-night trial and a 1-year warranty. Live with it for a month. If your room doesn't feel different, send it back.
Your house stops feeling stuffy and starts feeling like the walls were removed, with nothing but a soft shh in the background.
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