JA-RU Blob Ball & Stretchy Dough Balls Fidget Toy (2-Pack) Slow Rising Squishy Toys & Stress Balls for Kids | Anger Management Toys | Calming Sensory Desk Items. 401(1)-4786-(1) s

Bought these for my son to help at school with anxiety. Worked well for about three months then got a tiny rip. However I have I have three boys so it's just going to happen. I would recommend these and I would buy these again in fact I have another order that I'm going to make your pretty soon good quality nice thickness the kind of when you put pressure on it it molded into that shape very nice product

Of all the different "Stretchy Balls' that I've tried, these are the best I've found. One of the best features about this product is that it is filled with a "dough" (the seller's description of the fillling) that is soft right from the beginning and stays that way; as opposed to the more granular (my description) substance filling the other brands I used, that have to be worked - sometimes for extended periods (2+ hours) before the filling becomes soft and pliable - and sometimes it doesn't always stay that way. Also, I have found a few "balls" that are so hard that they never soften. The next thing I really like about this product is that the "ball" is made of a thicker, rubbery-like material. It seems significantly thicker than each of the other products that I have tried. The other "balls" are made of a much thinner walled material. Often they have large air bubbles inside, making it difficult to squeeze. Once the shell weakens and the air escapes, allowing the 'ball' to be squeezed with ease. Unfortunately, now the shell has developed a spot that will eventually give way, allowing the shell to fail. This happens anywhere from that day to several days later. It usually doesn't take very long for the shell to fail.. This product, on the other hand, has lasted up to 2 month's- depending on how hard. I use it to help distract from my pain, so my squeezing can be quite vigorous.I have been through 2 packs of the other squeezy balls, but am only through 2 out of 6 iindividual items in the first package of this product. I have been using the 3rd of 6 for over a month. I have also noticed that the seal on the 'plug' of this brand appears to be much stronger than the other brands I have used. With the the other brands, this is one of the weakest parts of each 'ball' and will often fail first.The other nice thing about this brand that you receive 6 balls instead of 5 in the other brands. The only difference is that you don't receive the variety of colors that you get in the other brands. Even this I find difficult to describe as a negative feature. I will definitely be purchasing this brand again - though, thankfully, less often than with other brands!

This has been good for my idle hands. I’m a first time user so I don’t know if other brands can take more “abuse”.

Written by my daughter, who spent her own money on this:The 'super stretchy' ball had a dry clump as the inside 'filler' (like hardened Model Magic) right when we opened it. You could stretch the outside layer but the inside just clumped up. I feel like I could make a better squishy out of play dough and a balloon! (Mom: The 'clump' was about the size of a golf ball, but the outer layer was about the size of a tennis ball, so when you stretched it out, it just sat there. The clump wasn't stretchy, and just broke apart when you tried to stretch or manipulate it.)The clear ball was super sticky (it could literally stick to our walls). If I were to play with it, it could get stuck on the walls or the ceiling. (Mom: It was sticky like the low-budget hand sanitizer during COVID!) It felt like it had popped in the bag because it was really deflated. (Mom: It hadn't actually popped but it was a weird mix of partially sealed and air-sucked-out like a zip-loc bag when you try to take the air out yourself.) It is going to have everything stuck to it in an instant. I feel like I could make it out of pom-poms and balloons for cheaper!

These were good enough. I use these as fidgets in my classroom. They broke after about a month of use. They aren’t too expensive, so easily replaceable, but I still feel like they should last longer. The toy itself is great, because they are quiet and don’t disrupt anything. Super effective for fidgety high school students

We buy a set every quarter for our college student. They don’t last forever-be aware of that-but they are sturdy and useful for a few months of use before they need replacing.

I have Carpel Tunnel. My Rheumatologist told me to get a stress ball to exercise my hand. These really do well for what I need. I like that they can be squeezed into any shape and I can shape them back into a ball when I'm done. They're strong, but not so rigid that it makes my hand tired super fast.

In general it is what it says, but this toy is supposed to be a stress free fidget, and the details are where it lacks in that application. There's a paragraph of text printed onto the ball so it's not smooth, along with the fill ring which is SUPER different and thick compared to the rest of it. There's air trapped inside and isn't what I expected. It smelled funny, but washing it did help. Idk it's not the worst but definitely not the quality I expected.