StressCHECK Fiddle Toys - Ultimate Fiddle Kit Stress Balls, Bendy Men, Rainbow Orbit Balls - Sensory Toys - Stress Relief Toys & ADHD Toys for Autism, SEN & PTSD

Fidget toys are really good for children with ADHD/autism. These are perfect for my children. Works a treat.

I have 3 kids who like to "fiddle" with things and these are great. Bit more than I wanted to pay but they are great and my kids love them

Great to take out for meals keeps kids amused while waiting for food

I bought an anti stress kit in the past and I loved it. It was very similar to this one. This kit is even better. Everything comes in threes.Soft balls. They are my favourites. They have a nice tactile feel to them. I take them to work and my work mates love borrowing them from me. I also have a massage ball which is very hard. I took it to work. Everybody was used to the soft balls. So they tried to squeeze this hard ball. Ha ha. I got maybe 3 or 4 people in this way. Evil little grin.Then the squiggly balls. Multicoloured. Again 3 of them. They have different feel to them to the soft balls. These are made of multistrands of plastic and give to a pressure slightly kinda rubbing against each other. They do stimulate my senses. It's very satisfying Aykroyd get with them.And last but not least the 3 guys. Bendy. You should see the positions my work mates create using these! Naughty does not even describes it! Needless to say they are all named after the managers.My cats love the toys too. Especially the soft balls. They bounce and Tilly loves catching it and chasing it. They can get their claws right in. Watching her playing really soothes my mind.Just an addition: 2 balls are reported to be sadly missing already - straight in the cat's ball black hall to join the several packs of ping pong balls that also vanished. I believe there are hundreds of balls under my sofa.Overall I would recommend this set. When I'm stressed it like having a mental itch and this kit helps me to scratch it.I was send this stress kit for evaluation for free. This does not affect how I feel about it.

All items are really vibrant colours and it is great that for 'plasticky' items straight out of the packaging they do not smell at all plasticky.Happy Balls; These are my personal favourite; soft but with just the right amount of resistance to squeezing and feel like they will last very well.Knotty Balls; Firm and feel really sturdy. Probably best for random fumbling.Bendy Men; Great range of movement and hold whatever pose they end up in (!) very well.All items feel well constructed and that they will endure any amount of squeezing, fiddling, pulling and/or bouncing. Worth it for the happy balls alone; ideal for keeping calm while calling energy or telecoms suppliers. Highly recommended.

I was sent this pack so that I could review them, which I did but for some reason it hasn't been published, so here goes again. I found these to be of limited use for relieving stress, the open work balls are quite hard and can't really be manipulated. My friend's children enjoyed the bendy men but I personally didn't find any use for them. The balls were the only thing I might use as they were much more malleable, but I'm afraid I certainly wouldn't pay £20 for them.

I wanted to wait until I had used the pack for a while before reviewing. The quality is great, particularly for the bendy men. I work for an Outreach Service and support children with autism. The bendy men have proved useful therapeutic equipment to have in my bag. A school went ahead and bought some after a child had found them useful to channel his emotions. They didn't however, get them from stressCHECK and theirs didn't last long! The great thing about these ones is the head has a thicker sturdier neck, which is impossible to rip off! The stress balls are lovely and light (also good for the bag) and have a good resistance for effective input to the muscles. The coloured ball is visually stimulating and provides a good distraction when needed. All in all a great addition to my kit which will be well used. I will be passing on the purchase details to the schools I visit.

I use similar items both when delivering stress awareness courses and also for general training, as 'fiddling' during training can help tactile learners to retain information. These items are well made and will stand up to 'rough' treatment. The bendy men are particularly good, better than some others I have seen.