As mentioned above, the concept of spinristor, unlike other circuit components, is for the first time theoretically predicted for a single-molecule device. However, this does not rule out the possibility of finding spinristive materials on a macroscopic scale. Contemporary experimental memristors are often composed of halides or chalcogenides of metals and semimetals. Possibly, magnetic halides or chalcogenides of magnetic metals may open a way to the fabrication of macroscopic scale spinristors. Such materials may combine the ion-mobility of the memristive materials with magnetic properties of their bulk to represent the spinristive behavior. Presently, we are not aware of any studies in this direction.