Balancing stick toy having 4 extending poles with linked chains thereon

A balancing toy used to test the users ability to maintain the stick in the correct vertical balance on the tip of the finger, comprising:

• an injection molded, thin, hollow, plastic stick, 36" long, having top and bottom ends, the thin, hollow plastic material is such that the stick is subjected to waving or bending motion during use to add a degree of difficulty to the toy because it exaggerates any movement the stick makes when out of the correct vertical balance;
• four injection molded, plastic poles, 5' long, each pole is attached at one end of the top end of the stick, extending perpendicular thereto, spaced evenly at 90 degree angles from an adjacent pole;
• four injection molded, plastic linked chains, 5' long, each one is attached at the free end of each of the four poles, where the chains extend downwardly, vertically from the end of their respective plastic poles, the chains also serve to intensify any movement that tilts the stick out of the correct vertical balance;
• four rubber tips each attached to the free end of each of the four poles in order to prevent eye injury;
• a plastic rounded bottom attached to the bottom of the stick to add a degree of difficulty to the toy when the stick is tilted out of the correct vertical balance, the rounded bottom makes the stick difficult to control.