Impresa Fidget Toys Spiky Sensory Rings - 3-Pack, 2-Inch Inner / 4-Inch Outer - Sensory Toys & Classroom Prizes, Fidget Bracelet for Kids & Adults

These rings are the perfect design for fidgeting and stress relief, but I accidentally found another use seen in pics attached. I have very expensive computer glasses that I treat with great care. They are my lifeline when working 10hr days in front of two computer monitors. One day I put them down on one of the fidget rings, and I discovered something that made me very happy. These fidget rings are ideal for eyeglass rests! They are very stable, cannot damage the lens or frame, and no matter how I put them down, they simply land on part of the fidget ring and are completely safe and secure right where I put them. So, I'm not only buying these again for fidget purposes, I'm also buying more to use as non-slip, low-impact protective rests. Oh! And I put my phone on one and same thing. Completely stable. If I had one in a wedge shape, I'd use it to prop my tablet. Something about the design (I'm guessing the texture and height etc. of the spikes) creates phenomenal stability. Slip/knock-proof. Note to the manufacturer: if you use the same materials and spike design, creating different shapes just might be a boom product for effortlessly securing glasses, phones, etc.

I bought these for a group of 7th grade resource students who are very hard on fidgets. They have broken almost everything that we've tried in a matter of days, even when they've tried to be careful. The Monkey Rings have been a big hit and have helped them stay focused and work. The ring bends well but it is very sturdy so it does not break even with repeated squishings. I keep one on my desk to use during meetings now to keep my hands busy. It might not be the most exciting fidget out there, but if you're looking for one that the kids can't take apart easily, (and is silent) I'd highly recommend the Monkey Rings.

These are just the right amount of strong and spikey for kids who need that small amount of pain in order to NOT self-harm. The kids who use these find them very helpful and soothing to their sensory needs. However, I do find that these are a bit too large to not be conspicuous. The small football-shaped ones are better for hiding.

Impressed with Impresa. I waited and waited to get these, as sensory spiky bracelets rarely deliver the expected quality. These are better than I hoped. Perfect mix of firm and soft. Not too squishy yet not hard as a rock. The spiky texture delivers in a perfect middle ground. I also like absurdly sharp spiky sensory objects but this is the first of this type of texture I've gotten and it's really great. Will it fit an adult wrist? Absolutely not. I don't care. I don't need that. If you're seeking non squishy rubbery spikes this will give that. It's an immediate go-to for its purpose. Would certainly buy again.

attractive colors but did not hold the interest of my daughter with autism like I was assuming they would. Would have kept for half the price but not worth nearly $4 a ring to sit in my daughter's toybox...so I returned

I LOVE these!!! I wish you could select (or know) which colors you are receiving and I think Amazon should take more care to not squish the box during shipping. However, the actual product is outstanding. These are great for kids and adults. There is something so comforting about this simple but amazing tactile design. In fact, I think every medical facility should carry these for comforting patients. If you have a friend going through something hard (and may blessings follow them) purchase these and give as a gift to bring to appointments. We forget how many nerves are in our hands and these are just wonderful. I wish they came in more colors and that customers could choose. I cannot say enough positive things about these. The fact they are BPA free and without some other chemicals is also really great.

Fantastic product, durable, travels well. Looks exactly like the picture!

This is my favorite fidget. I have tried many different fidgets over the years for me and for my students. For myself, this is my favorite. It can be used silently and in a bunch different ways (see video). For example, squeezing like a stress ball or rolling between the fingers and hands. Using it takes up zero mental bandwidth, so there’s nothing interfering with my concentration. And it can be hung on a dashboard lever or rolled up a wrist like a bracelet or thrown into a bag without getting lost at the bottom.

Frágil, mi hija las usa para el estrés y al segundo día se le comenzaron a romper las patitas.