Parris: Hi, it's Parris from Epic Review Guys here with my long time putty testing assistants.
Today, we are reviewing the best of Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putties, and we're going to choose
our favorites.
Here are the five Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putties that we have tried. All of them pretty good, but
they each have their unique characteristics. Let us tell you about them. These putties all go for
between $10 and $15, and we'll have links to all of them down below this video.
Here's the first putty we're going to take a look at. This is the Foxfire Putty. It is a glow in the
dark putty that's also UV reactive, and that's what that little, weird, purple thing stuck in it has to
do with. Here's the weird purple thing. It's actually a little key fob that shoots out UV light and
actually makes this glow. I wonder if I can activate it while it's still stuck in the thing. Oh, yeah,
there we go.
When you let go of it, this area will actually glow, and you can write on the putty. Let's try this
out. This little purple fob, when you push the button, it puts out UV light. Go ahead and make a
happy face on my piece of putty here. You, basically, hold it near the putty, but not right on it,
and you can draw.
This will also glow in the dark. Here it is, glowing in the dark. I did run outside to get some
really good light, but you can see that's some significant glow. Does it light up my face? It's not
that much light. That's the glow in the dark, and then you've still got the UV that you can write
on it with. Pretty cool, huh?
Next up is the Super Scarab putty. This one's claim to fame are the unique, translucent colors
throughout it. Let's take a look.
Here's a portion of it. Maybe you can see the interesting sheen, and how at different angles you
see different colors. That's pretty cool.
So what do you think of this Super Scarab putty?
Roxanna: I think in its own way, it looks like colored glass.
Parris: And I don't even know what you're doing. Okay.
Ximena: Something. Ta-da!
Parris: Well, the Super Scarab putty, it's kind of like the other putties because you can stretch it.
You can rip it. You can squeeze it and make little shapes out of it, and so forth, and it's got the
really cool colors. It all came off her glasses, so that's another good point, too.
Next up, the Tidal Wave Super Magnetic putty. This one looks a little different, because it hasn't
oozed out into the tray. The reason for that is, there is a square magnet, believe it or not, cube in
the middle of this and it's pulled the material to it. Let's show you.
All right, let's see where that magnet is in the middle. Ah ha, so that's the magnet you get. It,
over time, will do all kinds of amazing things with the putty.
We've each got a piece of the magnetic putty. You've formed yours into a little tower. Let's see
what happens when you put the magnet near it. It's happening in kind of slow motion, but the
whole thing is tipping over as it's being drawn towards the magnet.
The putty is filled with, I guess, little iron filings, and that's what makes it magnetizable and let
it have this magnetic effect. It's pretty cool. If I put this over here, it draws it right to it.
This Thinking Putty is a Hypercolor Chameleon. It's kind of between a yellow and green, as you
can see. The colder it gets it turns darker green, the warmer it gets, the lighter yellow. It's in the
temperature range where if you hold it in your hands, you'll actually see it change colors.
Here are the three different samples we have of this. Hers is room temperature. Mine I just took
out of the freezer. Hers she's had in her hand warming it up. So it gives you an idea of the
temperature ranges.
Last up is the Crazy Aaron's Liquid Glass. Oh, no, it's all gone, or is it? Liquid Glass. We
divided up the Liquid Glass. What did you think of it?
Roxanna: I think when you squish it really flat and just leave it to let it be clear, it's just like
window glass.
Parris: Yes? That's kind of true. How about you? What have you done with it?
Ximena: I sort of put it against the cover of it to sort of magnify.
Parris: Magnifying glass, yes. I turned mine into lenses for a pair of glasses, there. I can see so
much better.
That's a quick recap of what we think are the best of Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putties. We each
have our own personal favorite. We'll start with you. Which of these was your favorite putty?
Roxanna: My favorite was the Fox Fire, the glow in the dark.
Parris: Glow in the dark putty with the UV writing light; that's the one you thought was best.
Which was your favorite?
Ximena: The Super Magnetic Tidal Wave.
Parris: The blue one with the magnet. For me, my favorite, it's just really so unique, is this
Liquid Glass Putty.
Have you tried Thinking Putties? Let us know which one you think is the coolest. You can
comment down below this video. If you're interested in these, we'll also have links to all of them
right below.
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