🧩 Neliblu Sensory Fidget Snake Puzzle: An Engaging Solution for Stress Relief and Mindful Relaxation Review

Bought these as a Christmas present for my 11 year old. I thought they were bigger but they are really small. They were in a box, ripped out of the packaging. One was broken.

One broke after a few days of careful use. Very rigid so you have to carefully rotate each segment slowly. Don't expect them to be like normal ones in terms of how they can be manipulated. Note: they are very small; in the form of a sphere, they are the size of a ping pong ball.

We bought these for our 3 kids aged 6, 3 and 1 for 2 long days cross country flying. You loved her! We turned them into snakes, imagined cameras to take pictures, walkie-talkies, even we borrowed them for a while to play with and all the visiting cousins wanted to play with them.

I played with this iconic toy as a kid in the 80's. My son heard about it and really wanted it. I've been looking for a few years so imagine my delight to find her for sale here! I can't wait to get them for Christmas. They were bright colors exactly as described. Good quality and design.

My 7 year old loves them. She takes them on trips in her car and does all kinds of creative things. The only negative is that when we flipped the puzzle pieces over when they were new they snapped into place, but now that click/stop has worn off. I love that the manufacturer's website also has some ideas for kids when they have nothing to do.

I thought these fidgets would be perfect for a fourth grade student I work with and the student really likes them. Unfortunately I gave him the first one on Monday and while I wasn't particularly fussy about his tools, this morning the cord inside him snapped, bits spilling everywhere and he was very disappointed. I've got two more stashed away, but I'll be offering another fidget for a few days before deciding if I want to give him another one of these. It seems like a solid tool, but it needs

I ordered these for my 12 year old son with high functioning autism. He loves to play around with things and I thought they were perfect for him. As soon as he received it, he started playing with it and searched the internet for different shapes to make out of it. After working with them for a few days, he'll automatically pick one up and start playing with it when he's excited. My only caveat is if you have young children or children who like to chew or put things in their mouths, watch them…

I ordered these toys as a fidget for an active class of first years - something quiet to deal with in their free moments for students who finished work a bit earlier. My class loves them! They can be manipulated discreetly so as not to disturb other classmates who are still working. They're long enough to get creative with, but not too long for small hands (obviously there are similar products on the market that are much shorter and not as versatile). They can be used inadvertently when hands…