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Back in October 2016, I purchased these for my fidgety students. Within the first 4 hours, my students were popping the marbles out of the mesh. I didn't have the time nor the patience to pop them back in.Today, in the mail, I received a handwritten card and a new set of Fidget Toys. These are made with sturdier mesh and the marbles do not pop out anymore. The true test will be tomorrow when I give them to my students to fidget with. If I don't check back in, they're golden! Thank you Calm Focused! You are a great business that pays attention to your customers' concerns!

I discovered these these while looking for a solution to my fidgeting at work. I work as a software developer which requires sitting still and staying immersed in a task for long periods of time. I found that, during periods of deep thought, I was touching my face or grabbing random objects to mess with such as paper, and I was growing self conscious about it (and getting acne from touching my face).These are well suited to satisfying my urge to fidget. Now I just grab one of these and tug/twist it or squish the marble around. They are comfortable to use for extended periods. I like the tactile feel of the marble moving under the mesh. The nylon mesh does not seem super durable, so I'm glad these came in an 8-pack. I would not expect these to withstand kids for very long, especially if they go after the marble, but as an adult user who doesn't abuse the toy much, I think I'll get my money's worth.

I wasn't sure how enjoyable a marble in a mesh would be, but it has helped out my class of elementary students. We set guidelines on how to use them in class before practicing using it in class:#1. Fidgets are to help us learn. If it becomes a distraction for you or a classmate, it will be taken away.#2. The fidgets are to be held. Students should be looking at what has educational focus (e.g. reading a book, listening to the teacher, etc.).#3. Fidgets are to be left in the classroom; not for outdoor play time.Side-note: Remind students not to stretch the mesh too far apart as the marble can slip out of the potential hole.

It is what it looks like. I have tried it out, I gave it to a 5-year-old autistic boy and gave one to a college to give to her teenage son. The picture is accurate, the price is good but the product didn't seem to capture any of us. For me, the plastic fabric is too rough. I don't think any of us used it to fidget. Positive: small and doesn't make noise

My son's 3rd grade teacher uses Fidgets to improve focus with children's who have trouble being still. After my son used it in class, he begged me to order it for home. It helps him focus on his homework. Prompt delivery...

I bought these for my high school students. They are a nice quiet fix for my fidgeting students. This was the second pack I bought but I didn't realize that several were missing their marbles until one of my Juniors mentioned it. The company sent a new set and based on my recommendations, made them with a tighter weave. Great customer service!

This is a stiff mesh small rectangular bag with a marble in it that is rough to the touch.Not pleasant or focus oriented.

For the fidgeter, these things are pretty good. Well made. It feels solid and well made in your hand while moving the ball back and forth. I got it for a child who fidgets all the time. He likes it. Doesn't love it, but it's a good distraction. I am not a fidgeter, but because there were so many in a pack, I brought one to work, and now I play with it once in a while. I better not turn into a fidgeter!