2 in 1 Sensory Hand Squeeze Toy for Kids and Adults, Flipping Snapper Fidget Toy, Relaxing Handheld Stress Anxiety Relief, Improve Focus, Grip, Dexterity (Purple)

I had a different version of this type of toy previously, but it was a little difficult for me to squeeze. This one has a much better design! I highly recommend it!

My boys keep these in their pockets and use when they need to self regulate. Very satisfying to use and has become the favorite must have fidget at all times. They have held up with lots of wear and use.

It would have been perfect except it gets stuck together a lot.

This flexible thing ha a sled slot with two suction cups opposing each other . When you squeeze it the the suction cups connect and stick together. Then you have to manually pull them apart. If they pooPiped apart on their own it would kind of be like popping chewing gum which would be ok. But to have to pull them apart is just peculiar.

My adult kids LOVE their Mr. Snap and they can't keep them out of their hands. So fun and entertaining ... a perfect gift!

This is very well made, but the sound of the snapping can get annoying. I get that's the concept, but I didn't expect the snapping noise to be so loud. It is well made, sturdy and is made of thick rubber so it is strong and can be soothing to pop, if it weren't so loud. The loud noise is disturbing to anyone around you, so I can't use it in public. But, again maybe its just not for me, others may find the sounds relaxing.

I was disappointed. I thought the snap would be more of a fidget tool than a toy.

A few years ago I discovered that a good fidget is a great study aid. I've also discovered that good fidgets are hard to come by and often expensive. This is a rare example of a good fidget at an excellent price.As much as I like this fidget, I'm the first to admit that the constant popping sound would likely drive others nuts. This isn't an issue for me because I study alone in my office and my spouse is hard of hearing. But in a small space with multiple occupants, the noise would likely be a non-starter.As other reviewers have mentioned, I like the double-advantage of this being good for exercising your grip. One of the uses I like best is seeing if I can squeeze it with just enough pressure to create a suction that will loosen on its own and give a satisfying "pop." It's a great game that requires just enough side attention that I can otherwise focus on my textbook and my mind doesn't wander to the 1,000 more interesting topics it wants to think about.At other times, I enjoy squeezing it really tightly and creating a super tight suction bond and then having to pull the sides apart to get the "pop. The bigger physical effort seems to help when I'm really having to fight to stay focused.