Price facts
- Lowest price today: $29.00 at Subminimal (checked Nov 10, 2026).
Flick WDT Tool prices at every store
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$29.00Checked 8 h ago
What reviewers say
- 4.8 / 5626 ratings
From Subminimal
- Retractable needles: one-click pops them out, a flick sends them back in
- Ships with 0.5mm needles installed and 0.35mm replacement needles
- Distributes coffee grounds evenly to avoid channelling and improve extraction consistency
- Self-adhesive magnetic wall mount and sturdy aluminium base included
- Aluminium construction with matte anodised finish
- Free Masterclass access included
- Materials
- Aluminium construction with matte anodised finish; stainless steel needles
- Guarantee
- Damaged or faulty items are replaced at no cost.
- Returns
- 30-day "change of mind" returns are accepted for a full refund (excluding original shipping costs).
- Shipping
- Ships from one of four locations closest to you; most shipments are fulfilled the same day.
- Packs
- 30% off your Flick when you buy a NanoFoamer PRO; 30% off your Flick when you buy a FlowTip Jug
- In the box
- Flick WDT Tool, 6 Replacement Needles, Stand + Adhesive Magnetic Mount, Hex Key, Instructions, Masterclass Access
About the Flick WDT Tool
The Flick espresso distribution tool (WDT) is intuitive, fun to use, and safe, thanks to its retractable needles. One-click pops the needles out when you need them, and a flick of the wrist sends them right back in. Puck prep has never been so much fun. Ships with 0.5mm needles installed and 0.35mm replacement needles.
Questions and answers
- Where is the Flick WDT Tool cheapest?
- At Subminimal, for $29.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Flick WDT Tool?
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 626 ratings. Buyers like: Vastly improved espresso shots and reduced channeling; Fun and satisfying to use; Super high build quality and exquisite packaging. Common complaints: Needle bent internally after just under 2 months of daily use; Coffee grounds or oil build-up inside the shell can prevent needles from retracting properly, leading to bending.
