morfFidget Worm Toy - Desk Fidgets for Adults - Quiet Worm Fidget Toy Sensory Toys - Fun and Interactive Fidget Toy for Kids - USA Patent Pending Figgy Toys (Rainbow, Small)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought the big size and it was a birthday gift for my nephew (age 12) . Everyone was checking it out and playing with it while he was opening up the rest of his gifts. His mom texted me that he loves it.

So far, one of our favorite fidgets. It has great tactile feedback and is pretty silent. I know the company has two sizes available, we purchased the small one, but I would encourage them to consider a slightly smaller/pocket sized one as well. It is so lightweight and even though the material is a kind of plastic, it feels smooth. The colors on the multicolored one are beautiful and add an extra boost of visual feedback. I got this for my kid who has different tactile needs than me but we both like it and are sharing it right now.

My daughter really enjoyed toying with this item. The colors were very pretty.

Fun fidget toy fairly durable

This would be a great gift for someone of any age whom you just aren't sure what to get them! It's visually gorgeous, love the colors and how it's kind of translucent. Very flexible and fun to play with. Pretty durable, but if you get too rough with it, it can start to come undone... Although you can repair it (to a point) . I definitely recommend this awesome sensory toy! :)

The media could not be loaded. The inches for both the small and the big say exactly the same: 5x3x1 inches. It's a decent fidget for an adult, but it makes noise that could be distracting in my classroom. Also, I think my kindergarten kids would destroy it, but we shall see. It seems durable if an adult is using it, but I wouldn't recommend it for younger than age 8. It's plastic, kind of hard, but a little flexible. It doesn't do what is shown in the advertising videos. It only squishes and extends. It's pretty expensive for a fidget, more than $12 for the small one and more than $17 for the big one. It is pretty lightweight and feels good in my hands. I ordered both. On the small box, it says 12x12 and on the big box, it says 20x20. They're both decent, but not functional as a fidget in a kindergarten classroom, and they're expensive, for fidgets that don't really do anything.

Im obsessed with this.

Fun fidget that is very reactive to squeeze and touch. It accordion folds on itself which creates an interesting sensory experience for the user. As an adult I enjoy this but my sons love it even more. While it is a nice fidget it can be fragile if you have someone more rough on toys or destructive playing with it, since it is pieces of plastic fitted together in order to shrink and expand.