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Customers find these fidget toys great for office use, quiet, and inexpensive, with positive feedback about their effectiveness for anxiety management. Moreover, they appreciate the fidget toys’ sturdiness, with one customer noting they don’t distract other students. However, the durability receives mixed reviews, with several customers reporting that the stitching comes loose and breaks easily.
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Amazon Customer –
Great if you can sew
These Fidgets are fun and colorful. I’m happy with my purchase. That being said, after a few hours of use – some of the threading started to come loose.I ended up being about to pop the marble out of some of them pretty easily.I wouldn’t say they “broke” though.It took about 3-4 mins & doubled over thread to sew it back up again.Now they are perfectly fine.If you don’t mind possibly needing to reinforce the ends, you’ll love these.We had some friends over and while we were chatting I handed them out. One of them told me later, “When I first started playing with it, I thought it was a mediocre fidget toy….. Then I subconsciously played with it for 3 hours straight while we talked”He then texted me later that he accidentally pocketed it at the end of the night! Haha!
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Amazon Customer –
Great fidget
I keep these in my therapy office for people to take and they’re great. I love that they are contained and quiet so it is a great fidget to have when you are in an environment that you need to be unobserved but require some support to sit still and focus
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Carolyn O. –
Perfect for Middle Schoolers
These are perfect quiet fidgets I give to my middle school students. I often find myself utilizing them as well.
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Regan –
Really good!!! Kinda shoddy though
These really do get the job done, as I’ve been needing something to fidget with quite badly. None have broken YET but as you can see the stitching is well…. Kinda bad? I feel like it really could have been better and I hope they can improve the overall quality. But these do work!
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Mari –
To Keep Students Focused
The marble inside the mesh bag is durable and both ends are sewn, so it does not come apart easily. I have had and have students who need help in focusing and this fits the bill. It is small, so it does not create chaos (as long as the teacher reminds them it is a tool, not a toy and it is there to help them.) Constant reminders are needed. Students use it in their non dominant hand and move the marble back and forth in its sheath, while they focus on the task at hand be it writing, computing or listening attentively to instructions. It does not take other students off task or impede their learning. Please be a ” broken record,” that this is not a toy but a tool to help them do their best at school and their focus will improve.
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Kayte Jenson –
No continuity
These are made too quickly.. the edges are not parallel with the straw and they are all different lengths.. not a huge deal for a typical brain… a HUGE issue for a neuro-divergent brain. Our Autistic daughter can’t handle it.
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DB –
Great focus instrument
I am a stress management coach, and I give these to my clients to use in short mindfulness exercises. They’re inexpensive, easy to stick i a pocket, and the colors and texture promote focused attention.
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Tiffany –
Compact, quiet, & subtle fidget
This is a great fidget for environments where you might not want to draw too much attention to yourself. It’s satisfying and really helps with boredom and stress. It’s compact and silent so you really can use it anywhere, anytime. I prefer using the grey or black color when I’m around people.
Amazon Customer –
Great if you can sew
These Fidgets are fun and colorful. I’m happy with my purchase. That being said, after a few hours of use – some of the threading started to come loose.I ended up being about to pop the marble out of some of them pretty easily.I wouldn’t say they “broke” though.It took about 3-4 mins & doubled over thread to sew it back up again.Now they are perfectly fine.If you don’t mind possibly needing to reinforce the ends, you’ll love these.We had some friends over and while we were chatting I handed them out. One of them told me later, “When I first started playing with it, I thought it was a mediocre fidget toy….. Then I subconsciously played with it for 3 hours straight while we talked”He then texted me later that he accidentally pocketed it at the end of the night! Haha!
Amazon Customer –
Great fidget
I keep these in my therapy office for people to take and they’re great. I love that they are contained and quiet so it is a great fidget to have when you are in an environment that you need to be unobserved but require some support to sit still and focus
Carolyn O. –
Perfect for Middle Schoolers
These are perfect quiet fidgets I give to my middle school students. I often find myself utilizing them as well.
Regan –
Really good!!! Kinda shoddy though
These really do get the job done, as I’ve been needing something to fidget with quite badly. None have broken YET but as you can see the stitching is well…. Kinda bad? I feel like it really could have been better and I hope they can improve the overall quality. But these do work!
Mari –
To Keep Students Focused
The marble inside the mesh bag is durable and both ends are sewn, so it does not come apart easily. I have had and have students who need help in focusing and this fits the bill. It is small, so it does not create chaos (as long as the teacher reminds them it is a tool, not a toy and it is there to help them.) Constant reminders are needed. Students use it in their non dominant hand and move the marble back and forth in its sheath, while they focus on the task at hand be it writing, computing or listening attentively to instructions. It does not take other students off task or impede their learning. Please be a ” broken record,” that this is not a toy but a tool to help them do their best at school and their focus will improve.
Kayte Jenson –
No continuity
These are made too quickly.. the edges are not parallel with the straw and they are all different lengths.. not a huge deal for a typical brain… a HUGE issue for a neuro-divergent brain. Our Autistic daughter can’t handle it.
DB –
Great focus instrument
I am a stress management coach, and I give these to my clients to use in short mindfulness exercises. They’re inexpensive, easy to stick i a pocket, and the colors and texture promote focused attention.
Tiffany –
Compact, quiet, & subtle fidget
This is a great fidget for environments where you might not want to draw too much attention to yourself. It’s satisfying and really helps with boredom and stress. It’s compact and silent so you really can use it anywhere, anytime. I prefer using the grey or black color when I’m around people.