Pull, find the rhythm and then listen – this little disc is fun for young and old!
The storm disc, also known as a buzz button, is a classic toy that was often made with a button in the past. It immediately encourages movement, exploration, and repetition. Pulling your hands apart causes the disc to spin.

How it works:
First, the disk is spun a few times, causing the rope to twist. Then the real work begins: by rhythmically pulling the hands apart and back together, the disk spins faster and faster, each time in the opposite direction. The twisted rope generates more momentum each time. The more consistent the pull, the louder the characteristic buzzing storm sound. Children playfully discover cause and effect in this way.
- stimulates fine motor skills and bilateral coordination
- trains hand strength, rhythm and timing
- promotes concentration and sustained attention
- let children experiment with strength and dosage
- supports executive functions such as planning and self-regulation
- discovering a sense of rhythm is an important condition for learning to read

The rope can be shortened so that the storm disk fits the child comfortably and safely.

Caution: Pulling too hard can cause the rope to wear out or break. Check the rope regularly to keep the game safe and durable.

A simple toy with surprising depth – perfect for home, school or therapy, and fun to try again and again.