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Sensory & Fidget Toy Packs

Mix and match 10 fidget pack styles for sliding, stretching, flipping and tracing textures.

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Magnetic Sliders

6-pack

$18.52 $30.86

Sensory Stones

6-pack

$19.30 $32.16

Sensory Sticks

6-pack

$25.46 $42.43

Stretch Toys

4-pack

$22.01 $36.68

Sensory Rings

6-pack

$19.21 $32.01

Sensory Flip Toys

6-pack

$17.71 $29.51

Magnetic Stack

6-pack

$27.09 $45.15

Sensory Slap Bracelets

6-pack

$24.33 $40.55

Sensory Fidget Toys

6-pack

$25.21 $42.01

Magnetic Sensory Balls

8-pack

$26.84 $44.73

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About the Products

Product materials

Materials vary by pack. Magnetic Sensory Balls have a textured silicone exterior with enclosed magnets. Magnetic Sliders have a textured casing with magnetic components. Check the product details and packaging for your chosen pack.

Recommended ages

Magnetic Sliders and Sensory Sticks are listed for ages 3 and up. Magnetic Sensory Balls are for adults only. Follow the age and safety labels on your chosen pack.

Ever catch yourself doing this?

  • Picking at cuticles
  • Biting your nails
  • Sliding a remote’s battery cover
  • Clicking a pen
  • Fidgeting when you’re alone
  • Feeling tense at work

Choose a pack by movement

Slide or flip

  • Magnetic Sliders

    Use your thumb to slide the two pieces back and forth.

  • Sensory Flip Toys

    Use both hands to flip the textured sections.

Trace or turn

  • Sensory Stones

    Run your thumb over the raised patterns.

  • Sensory Rings

    Turn the ring between your fingers to feel its texture.

Bend, squeeze or stretch

  • Sensory Sticks

    Bend or coil the flexible stick in your hands.

  • Stretch Toys

    Hold the loops and alternate between pulling and pressing.

  • Sensory Fidget Toys

    Squeeze the textured toy to feel its bumps or ridges.

Stack or connect

  • Magnetic Stack

    Stack the flat magnetic discs, then rearrange them.

  • Magnetic Sensory Balls

    Link the textured magnetic balls into a chain.

Snap on and wear

  • Sensory Slap Bracelets

    Tap the band against your wrist and let it curl around.

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Q & A

Which fidget should I start with?

Watch the habit. Pickers and nail biters like spinner rings, rubbers and squeezers like worry stones, builders like fidget sticks, kids who lose things do best with a wrist fidget, and kids who repeat a movement love flip cubes.

Are fidgets good for kids with autism or ADHD?

Many of the families and teachers who use our fidgets are supporting children with autism, ADHD or sensory processing differences. A fidget is not a treatment, but a quiet, repeatable hand motion helps a lot of kids self-regulate and stay with a task.

Are they safe for young children?

Our fidgets use child-safe silicone, rubber and hard plastic with rounded edges, and the flip toys are molded in one piece. Each listing shows the recommended age; the magnetic spinners and fidget sticks with a wire core are for kids past the mouthing stage, and small rings should always be used with supervision for the very young.

How do I clean them?

Rinse silicone and rubber fidgets in warm soapy water and let them air dry. Hard plastic rings can be wiped with a damp cloth. Nothing has batteries or liquid inside.

What’s the difference between Sensory Stones, Sensory Rings, and Stretch Toys?

Choose Sensory Stones if you like tracing raised patterns with your thumb, Sensory Rings if you prefer turning a textured ring between your fingers, or Stretch Toys if you want a two-handed fidget you can pull and press. Sensory Flip Toys offer a flipping motion, while Sensory Slap Bracelets curl around your wrist when tapped against it.

What’s the difference between Magnetic Stack and Magnetic Sensory Balls?

Magnetic Stack comes with six flat, round pieces that connect in a stack. Magnetic Sensory Balls come with eight textured balls that connect to form a chain. Choose the discs for stacking or the balls for linking and rearranging.

What age are these sensory and fidget toys for?

Check the recommended age and warnings on the product listing and packaging for the specific toy you choose. For Magnetic Stack and Magnetic Sensory Balls, read the magnet warnings on the packaging before use.

What customers say

  • So satisfying and fun to move around. If I could change anything, I would want the texture of the silicone to be a little less stimulating.
    – Gigi
  • They're small enough to fidget with discreetly in my pocket, so no one even knows I'm using them.
    – Bryan K.
  • I kind of wish it brought more for the price. But honestly these work really well. They make some noise but they’re not obnoxiously loud.
    – Alice
  • They are also relatively easy to switch around textures so that you can make the combination you desire.
    – M. N. McBain
  • My students love these! They are the perfect size for their little hands and they love the different textures. Only problem is they are so easily lost because they fit in their little hands but I still recommend them for your students or children that need the sensory stimulus.
    – Meagan
  • Color is vibrant, weighs the perfect amount. … Does have a noise which bothers other people.
    – Jason H.
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