Ninnic Wild & Free Phone Strap Blind Box: How to Play

By 52TOYS Official Store | Published: 2026-11-03

Category: Guías prácticas

Learn how to attach, adjust, and carry your Ninnic Wild & Free phone strap blind box. A step-by-step guide to styling the charm and building a collection.

Quick answer

Attach the Ninnic phone strap by looping the cord through your phone case's strap hole or lanyard card, then pull the buckle to set your preferred length. Treat each blind box as one surprise charm, and decide on a carry style before you open it.

Why the adjustable cord changes how you carry it

The Ninnic Wild & Free phone strap is not a fixed-length charm. The cord adjusts with a quick pull of the buckle and can lengthen to roughly 110cm, so the same strap can work as a wrist loop or a longer crossbody-style hang. That flexibility matters because a wrist strap keeps your phone close during quick errands, while a longer hang frees your hands and lets the charm sit lower against your outfit.

Before you commit to a length, think about where your phone usually lives: in a pocket, in a bag, or in your hand. A shorter loop is easier to slip on and off; a longer hang can catch on door handles or bag straps if you are not careful. Adjust in small increments and test the drop while standing and walking.

The ID-card holder is part of the setup, not an extra

Each box includes a phone ID-card holder beneath the charm, so the strap is designed to hold a small card as well as the figure. If you plan to use the holder, decide what card goes in before you attach the strap to your phone. A transit pass or work badge adds bulk; a single loyalty card keeps the profile slim. The holder is not a separate purchase, but it does mean the strap carries more than just a charm, so check that your phone case still sits flat.

How to attach and carry your Ninnic phone strap

Check your phone case for a strap point: Look for a dedicated lanyard hole or a card-slot opening you can thread through. If your case has neither, the strap cannot attach securely without a separate adapter. Test the loop with a gentle tug before you hang the phone.
Open the blind box and identify your charm: Unbox over a table so the charm and card holder do not drop. Confirm the charm is the NINNIC figure and that the cord and buckle are intact before attaching. Keep the box and insert if you plan to trade or resell the persona.
Thread the cord through the attachment point: Pass the thin end of the cord through the case hole or card slot, then loop the charm through the cord to secure it. Do not force a thick buckle through a narrow opening. The strap should hang freely without twisting the cord.
Set the length with the buckle: Pull the buckle to shorten for a wrist loop or release it to lengthen toward the full 110cm crossbody hang. Adjust while wearing the phone so the charm sits where you want it. Recheck the buckle after a day of use; a quick pull should keep it from slipping.
Load the ID-card holder only if it stays flat: Slide a single card into the holder and check that the phone still sits evenly in your hand or pocket. Remove the card if the holder bows or catches on fabric. A slim card keeps the holder from adding bulk to your carry.
Rotate charms to build your collection: Since each box is a surprise, collect personas you like and swap them when you want a different look. Store unused charms flat and untangled to avoid cord kinks. Decide on a storage spot before you buy a second box so cords do not tangle.

Product facts

NINNIC WILD & FREE PHONE STRAP BLIND BOX: Each blind box reveals one surprise NINNIC charm with a phone ID-card holder and an adjustable cord that lengthens to roughly 110cm. You get a complete carry setup in one box, but the surprise format means you cannot choose the persona before opening.
NINNIC WILD & FREE PHONE STRAP BLIND BOX