CompoForm Sliders, Explained: Every Model, Real Prices & Where to Buy One (2026)

CompoForm Sliders, Explained: Every Model, Real Prices & Where to Buy One (2026)

The short answer: CompoForm is the titanium and brass fidget line made by Ivan Gostev, who posts new pieces on Instagram as @wallrus76. We haven't found CompoForm for sale new anywhere we track, so in practice you buy one pre-owned. Since April 2026 we've tracked 187 pre-owned CompoForm pieces at Plants Wake You Up. The median ask is $424, and asks run from $124 to $588. When we updated this post on September 24, six were for sale. They're below, and each card shows its live status.

The Compoform SB3 is a Ferrari with Serious Horsepower #edc #fidgettoys

Video: The Fidget Family on the CompoForm SB3.

Is There an Official CompoForm Store?

We couldn't find one. Searching "CompoForm" usually turns up compoform.com, but that's a Dutch manufacturer of composite panels, not the fidget maker. The fidget CompoForm is Ivan Gostev's work, and new designs appear first on his Instagram and Facebook page.

If you want one now, the realistic routes are the secondary market:

• Plants Wake You Up, a pre-owned fidget shop we track, lists CompoForm pieces as they come in. All six pieces for sale today are theirs.
• Our member Buy/Sell/Trade board and the wider secondary market tracker.
• Follow CompoForm on Drop Beacon to see every piece we track, with live availability.

CompoForm Prices by Model

Pre-owned asks at Plants Wake You Up, April 18 – September 24, 2026:

*Metal pieces only. The counts also include 3D-printed PLA versions of the V3 Flip Filigree and the Clickbar, which listed at $123.95.

The cheapest way into metal CompoForm is a brass Bean, Triquetra or Clickbar, at roughly $125–$170. The titanium sliders (Argyle, V3, V4, V5) have median asks of $398 to $498.

The Models

Argyle and V3: The Titanium Sliders

These two families make up almost half of everything we've tracked. CompoForm's own notes on the V3 (repeated in the resale listings) explain how it differs from the V2:

• Single-sided. The V2 and V2.1 flip, so you can slide either face. The V3 is built to be used one side up.
• Stronger magnets.
• Not modular. You can't swap the magnets or change their strength.
• Titanium only. The colours come from oxidising the titanium with a laser. That laser work is behind etched patterns like Argyle and seigaiha, and Argyle alone accounts for 52 of the pieces we've tracked.

Compoform V2.1 Flippable – The Most Satisfying Double-Sided Fidget Ever #edc #fidgettoy #shortsvideo

Video: The Fidget Family on the double-sided V2.1.

For sale on September 24:

V5, V4 and Horizon

The V5 is the most-listed of the newer sliders, with 28 pieces, and it has the highest median ask of any CompoForm family we track, at $498. That includes the Vice, Paint and Stargate versions. The V4, including the V4 Crystal, has a $468 median. The laser-etched Horizon 3×3 has stayed in a tight band between $399 and $444. None of the three was for sale on September 24.

SB3 (and the SBS)

The SB3 is the one in the video at the top of this post, and its comparison with the 01EDC slider is the CompoForm comparison that turns up most in search. We've tracked 11 SB3 and SBS ("slide by side") pieces, with a median of $424. Compare it head-to-head with the 01EDC slider.

Bean

The Bean is CompoForm's pocketable slider-clicker. Brass V1s start around $148, and titanium and Damasteel versions reach $268, which makes it the most affordable metal CompoForm to own.

The Ferrari of #fidgets does it again: the Compoform Bean is amazing #edc #edcgear #clicker

Video: The Fidget Family on the Bean.

Clickbar

The Clickbar is a bar-format clicker in 1×6 and 2×3 layouts, made in brass, titanium and Damascus. Prices span a wide range: brass Clickbars have listed from $148, and the Damascus 2×3 below is $524. A 3D-printed PLA "High Roller" 2×3 has also listed, at $123.95.

This Fidget Is So Satisfying—Clickbar by Compoform 🔥 #fidgettoy #edc #stressrelief

Video: The Fidget Family on the Clickbar.

Slider Coins, Triquetra and the Rest

• Slider coins (Laugh/Cry, Gorgon/Medusa, Kraken, Astronaut): coin-format sliders, with a median of $466.
• Triquetra: the three-lobed brass slider, $124–$168.
• Clover, Tesseract, Kickflip, Gravitas, Slidekick, Orion Shard: one-off designs that turn up rarely. The titanium Kickflip is the priciest of these, at around $548.

The Kickflip is Art in the Hand—But Does it Meet Compoform’s High Bar for Fidgetibility?

Video: Fidget Focused on the Kickflip.

How CompoForm Compares

If what you want is great magnetic feedback this month rather than a specific CompoForm, these comparisons put the pre-owned prices next to sliders you can buy new:

• CompoForm SB3 vs the 01EDC slider
• ACEdc Stamp vs CompoForm V3 laser-etched Ti
• CompoForm V4 Crystal vs the Haptic Hubcap

For in-stock alternatives, see our top 10 fidget sliders of 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes CompoForm sliders?

Ivan Gostev. He shares new designs on Instagram as @wallrus76 and on the CompoForm Facebook page.

Is compoform.com the fidget maker?

No. compoform.com belongs to a Dutch company that makes composite panels. It isn't connected to the fidget sliders.

How much does a CompoForm slider cost?

Pre-owned, the median ask across 187 pieces we've tracked is $424. Beans, Triquetras and brass Clickbars run about $125–$270, and the titanium sliders (Argyle, V3, V4, V5) have median asks of $398 to $498.

Where can I buy a CompoForm slider?

Pre-owned, mainly. Plants Wake You Up lists CompoForm pieces regularly, and they also turn up on our Buy/Sell/Trade board. Follow CompoForm on Drop Beacon to see live availability across every piece we track.

What's the difference between the CompoForm V2 and V3?

The V2 and V2.1 are double-sided, so they flip. The V3 is single-sided, uses stronger magnets, isn't modular, and comes only in laser-coloured titanium.

Market figures: pre-owned listings at Plants Wake You Up tracked by Drop Beacon, April 18 – September 24, 2026.

Last updated: September 24, 2026.