Fidget Toys Kids Sensory Rings: Fidget Ring Sensory Toys for Kids with Autism - Quiet Anxiety Fidgets for Classroom 18 Pack

I work at a high school, and thought that these were just filler fidgets for prizes for our Neurodiversity Fair, but they were a huge hit with students and even adults. They are deeply satisfying fidgets and the most popular prize in our arsenal.

I actually purchased these for myself. I have one in every purse and pocket. They relieve anxiety for me and have been working well. They are for kids so the rings are small but fit on the tips of my finger. For a small and inconspicuous, affordable stress, figit toy these are perfect. I twist, pull and pick at them without damaging them. So the material is strong. Good purchase! Thank you!

Overall I really like these. While I understand they are geared towards children so they are small for my fingers. I wish that they would make these for adults too. Sensory toys are import for adults as well and it’s frustrating that most things are always geared towards kids. The textures are fun and the stretch is good too. They are good quality and worth the price. I would give 5 stars if they had an adult sized option since I can only play with them on the tips of my fingers they aren’t as fun as they could be.

Plastic fidget rings. Work well. I prefer the metal variety, but these work as expected. I like the different textures.

They should put a range of ring sizes they will fit rather than just stating they r for ages 3+. Being as they r silicon, one figures they stretch, and they do, but they r not comfortable in the long term if they r tight. Some hv textures even on the inside of the rings, so that makes some of them smaller in reality than the others.The colors were nice and bright, and I think the diff designs would hv been great to switch out and keep things interesting. They seem like they are durable, though I can imagine the spikes being pulled off by the more intensely fidgety fingers that like to pick at things, like my son.

Little big for some of my kindergarteners fingers but great quality

many of these fidget toys, actually wind up being more distracting than they are therapeutic. These rings, however, are great for people with ADHD or just a little more prone to anxiety. Since I don’t make a bunch of noise or require much brain power to use, a person can channel their energy into them without being overly distracting. And they're tiny, easy to keep on a key ring or whatever, and if you lose them, they're cheap and not a cause if extra anxiety like losing a more expensive fidget toy.

My class loves them