Vanblue Fidget Toy 10Pcs Marble Mesh Sensory Marble and Mesh Fidget Stress Relieve Toy for Kids Adults ADHD Add Autism

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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I don't know why kids like these so much but its a great fidget toy for class.

I bought these thinking they would but great QUIET fidgets. They are perfect for that. Students are able to use them quietly when they get anxious. I, however, have an extremely active, anxious, adhd group and within 5 weeks I have none left. they have absolutely destroyed them by figuring out how to get the marbles out. It is not the companies fault. For normal anxiety issues they work great.

These are perfect quiet fidgets I give to my middle school students. I often find myself utilizing them as well.

My students love these and they are nicely priced. However, a few kids have had the stitching on the side come undone and the marble pop out. Beware! Not for little kids.

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

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.