We haven't found all the uses yet. But here are some that have surfaced:

🚗 In Your Vehicle
• Snap keys or sunglasses to a metal surface so they're always in reach
• Keep tools & flashlights locked to your truck bed or toolbox
• Stash your phone against a metal dash or boat glove box
• Secure loose items in your van so nothing shifts while you drive

✈️ While Traveling
• Hang a bag, hat, or jacket on any metal surface in a hotel
• Attach gear to metal walls on cruise ships (they're everywhere)
• Create instant hooks inside lockers, trains, or airport seating
• Bundle cords and chargers and attach them to your bag

🏕️ Outdoors & Camping
• Pin tarps or tent flaps together
• Hang wet clothes from metal camp structures to dry
• Attach a water bottle or headlamp to the outside of your pack
• Secure gear to your bike frame, rack, or handlebars

🖥️ At Your Desk
• Route charging cables along a metal desk leg or frame
• Snap pens, scissors, or markers to a file cabinet
• Park your headphones on the side of your monitor

🏠 Around the House
• Stick your keys or bottle opener to the fridge
• Organize your garage — snap tools to any metal surface
• Attach cords and tubes to metal shelving or garden racks
• Pin fabric or tarps together for quick fixes

🧠 Fidget & EDC
• Premium fidget tool with a satisfying magnetic snap
• Add to your keychain for an always-ready attachment point

💡 Your Idea Here
• MagStuds are open-ended by design. We'll never stop finding uses for these things.

⚠️ Keep away from children under 14. MagStuds contain small, powerful neodymium magnets. If multiple magnets are swallowed, they can attract through intestinal walls and cause serious injury. Seek immediate medical attention if ingestion is suspected.

Keep away from pacemakers and medical implants. Strong magnets can interfere with cardiac devices and other implanted electronics. Maintain at least 6 inches of distance.

Keep away from credit cards, hotel keys, and magnetic media. Neodymium magnets can erase magnetic strips. Keep MagStuds away from anything you don't want demagnetized.

Handle with care around electronics. While modern phones and laptops are generally magnet-safe, avoid prolonged direct contact with screens and hard drives.

Watch your fingers. MagStuds snap together with force. When separating or connecting them, slide apart rather than pulling — especially when working with multiple MagStuds near each other.

Not a load-bearing attachment point. MagStuds are designed for lightweight organization and attachment. Do not use them to secure items overhead where falling could cause injury, or for any life-safety application.

• What are MagStuds? - A new way of interacting with Infinity Tools - MagStuds help you keep your gear together, solve problems on the go, and unlock your creativity with endless shapes and fidgets.
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• How strong are MagStuds? - These are small but powerful magnets. We don't quote a specific strength rating because there are so many ways to configure and pull them apart, but they can be trusted to secure small and lightweight items.
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• How many MagStuds do I need? - We may be biased, but... MagStuds get more powerful in numbers. 4 to 8 MagStuds are great for securing small items and fidgeting, but with 16+ MagStuds working together, you can really get creative and discover what's possible.
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• What are they made of? - MagStuds are made with premium materials - we use the strongest neodymium magnets available combined with stainless steel casings to deliver long-lasting performance.
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• Are MagStuds removable? - Yes! You can rearrange them into all kinds of configurations to serve different needs and create new shapes. They can also be used together with other Studs in the Infinity Tool ecosystem.