SANHO Premium Sensory Sock,Body Sock,Updated Version, X-Large, 70" L x 28" W, Good for Height: 65"-75" Blue

I love this so much!!!! I’m 4’11 adult. I wanted more room whilst not restricting my toes and or being felt i don’t like the snug feeling. I can fit in it like a body bag XD i literally sleep in this every night and when I need to decompress. Also it doesn’t have any zippers or snap backs that was irritating. The fold is the best I can cover my eyes with it as i sleep and be able to still breathe. I like the whole body covering feel. Amazing cooling and not making me overheat or get too cold.

Given as a gift. Appreciated and usedimmediately with success

Great sock for the arms but the legs were too long for a 5’8 male

Mt son loves to stretch, jump, hop and hide inside this product. So fun and helpful.

A review on this "sensory sock": Last night I slept with it and it was amazing!!!! I toss and turn in my sleep until eventually I'm asleep asleep. Weighted blankets help me move less to get to sleep faster but are heavy and it was hot in here for a while last night. This is lightweight and did the same thing. Actually it felt more like a hug so when I would move and stretch it was like I got you.

I bought this for my teenage son with ASD. He's had a major growth spurt in the past year and now stands at six foot. He's also had some sensory needs return and benefited from a body sock before so I wanted to try it again.I was afraid I wouldn't find one in his size but this one has plenty of room! My son said even if he grows another couple inches he thinks it'll still fit.We like the fold-over opening at the top. My son's old one had Velcro and that can be scratchy and catch on other fabric so for him this is better.My son thinks it's a fun way to pretend he's a ghost so it's encouraging his imagination. He says he feels relief and it reduces his anxiety when he wears it.

My son is autistic, and loves feeling cocooned. He's been sleeping on the floor between his bed and the wall, and we were trying to think of ways to get him on his bed. His teacher told us that he loved the one they had at school, and so we took a chance. Since being inside of it helps him feel cocooned, he is now willing to sleep on his bed. He is about 5' 5", and has plenty of space to grow and still fit inside.

I bought this as a gift. I tried to try it on to show my daughter and I got caught inside for somebody that has claustrophobia this. I freaked out and everybody was laughing. It was really bad and I was just mad. I cannot believe this is something you would give a child. No way this is a horrible idea. I just can’t even imagine. You definitely can’t leave a child. Who’s unattended with this. I’m sorry to leave a not great review. It just seems to me like a pretty scary thing. Maybe if there was some hole in the head part and they could stick their head out and look around or I don’t know some other way that they could get in and out easy but the design is horrible. You can’t find the way to get out when you’re in it.