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These are some fun fidget toys. They feel good quality, so they'll put up with daily use, even from aggressive fidgeters. I like that there's some variety in the items: including large and small rings and numerous different textures and colors. The small and large rings stretch pretty easily. The small ones fit nicely on child and small adult fingers. The large ones fit as bracelets, even for people with larger hands and wrists. They're slightly softer/squishier than I was expecting, but they still have a nice texture and stretch, so they still do the job. My favorite fidget toy in this pack is the firm spiky ball. It has a little bit of give, but not too much. It's very satisfying to roll it between your hands or between your hand and a table if you want to fidget with one hand.Overall, this is a great pack of fidget toys! I'm really pleased with them, particularly since there are plenty to go around.

2 Bracelets broke right away when child stretched.

Purchased for a bunch of ADHD adults. Great squish. Great stretch. Even the rings stretched to fit one of our bigger guys (not entirely comfortably but it DID come right back off). Wide variety of textures. Very giftable.

Arrived unsealed in a cardboard box, toys were all loose inside. Set includes one ball, four bracelets and twelve rings. Ball is kind of generic and seems to be more of a (cheap) bonus item. It reminds me of the type of ball you would get for a puppy or a small dog. Size is smaller and it's made with a thick rubber. Lightweight and bounces high without much effort. Has soft spikes all over it, tips are rounded off. Bracelets come in four different colors, each one has a different tactile. All are soft and made with a flexible silicone that's easy to bend and stretch, also has a little jiggle to them. Rings are small in size, a little too small. You get six different colors, each color has a set of two rings and each set is different as far as the tactile. Material of the rings are more resistant to stretching but, still able to get on/off fingers. Size of the rings make them a pretty risky item because of how small they are. If your child seeks oral input by using chew toys I would suggest keeping the rings away out of caution. The bracelets have been the main focus with this set. I could probably find a similar ball at the dollar tree and the rings make me nervous due to their size. After seeing the entire set in person, I would pass on the ball and the rings.

I like the variety of sizes and textures these come in. I think my students will most like the large stretchy rings. The small rings are more for sensory touch. The larger ones are better for fidgeting, in my opinion. I wish the ball was more squishy. It’s pretty firm. Overall good value.

The media could not be loaded. This is a worthy set. I really like the shapes and the colors. There are no clashing colors. Each color ring has a different texture both on the inside and the outside, for 12 different textures. This is enough to play a game guessing the color by touch only.The large bracelet ones each have a slightly different stretchiness. They are very stretchy and grippy when stretched. They are grippy on hair. The molding has some flaws. Minor imperfections. The yellow and red, it might be the point that becomes a tear. The red has some marbling and the yellow has some rough flange. The green and blue are good, no obvious imperfections. I like that each has a different shape and design, and the designs make a practical difference in how they act.The blue spiny ball is a hollow vinyl. It is s little squishy, has very good ASMR.A good set of stretchy rings. Solid value. Top-tier tactile sensations.

I love the smaller things that my kiddos can use to stay focused. I also love the quiet things. These are great and there are on a smaller scale. There are a few different designs to choose from so most kids will be happy with something. These fidgets have been helping me stay focused, too. It's crunch time at work and these help me manage my anxiety and stress to stay focused and get my job done.

My little guy who's autist and 3.5 loves the big squishy sensory rings for feeling and chewing. The balls is also a great sensory distraction. They have in the picture several small rings which literally are the size to go on your fingers... Personally, I'm not a fan of these as they really aren't safe for young children and poses a choking hazard. I don't know if I'd want my older sensory seeker to go to school with a small rubber ring on. I'd rather do a chew necklace that's attached to a string.. But that's my thoughts. IT is a good variety of sensory products with high textures for exploration.