🧩 Neliblu Sensory Toy Wacky Tracks Fidget Review

They are addictive! I bought these for my son who needs to fidget with his hands (and I want him to move them instead of ripping the hem of his shirt). They work well and are virtually silent. The faint noise they make is not audible in the classroom unless it's quiet now, but even then it's very quiet! I ended up getting one and fidgeting during meetings at work. When I have my hands full I can concentrate better - I can see why my son likes them!

My son begged for toys for his 7th birthday and we finally couldn't stand it and bought a few. He didn't specifically mention them, but I took a chance because I liked the look and they weren't too expensive. We have a tradition at our house of giving birthday gifts in bed and this was the perfect solution as it was only about $5! He loved it. He was in seventh heaven with happiness. And the best part is that they're in pretty good shape and he's thought of so many things I could do with them…

It was a huge hit at Easter! They bend and bend in ways you can't imagine. They must have kept the kids busy while the parents made dinner and then hidden the stuffed eggs for us to hunt. And months later, they're still enjoying it. I've found them to be perfect for "Dennis the Menace" on most kids. It is good if they are on the table so that the children have something to do with crafts. This helps keep them from destroying anything in sight that they can reach. PS they didn't fit in eggs so I

Originally I would have given these 5 stars but now Neliblu makes them from an inferior plastic compound. This is still one of my favorite ways to fidget. I've been making/using fidgets for myself, teenage students and sons (I'm 58 mom) for 35 years. I wish they would use higher quality materials again, even if I had to pay more. The current model is easier to disassemble, which sometimes annoys teenagers a bit. Toysmith Wacky Tracks are higher quality and worthy of 5 stars.

I work with children on the autism spectrum. Most of them enjoyed them intermittently for short periods, but they weren't particularly popular with any of the customers I saw. I will say that if you can get your child's hands on them before they get too nervous, they can be helpful when the wait is inevitable. However, there is a short-term interest in them. They are exactly as described although they require the strength of an adult or older child to disassemble. Conversely, I've found that…

I had one many years ago (not 4 as in the pack), got it as a giveaway from a conference. I've been snapping it with my left hand for years to relieve stress. I lost it about 5 years ago so I checked Revain to see if they have anything similar. The toys in the box are exactly the same as mine with one exception. My old toys always clicked and the loops never changed. For reasons unknown, they are less durable and some hinges quickly lose their clickiness. Some hinges don't even click, while…

A few months ago I bought 2 Wacky Tracks from another seller. My family loved them so I decided to pick up these 4 packs. Fidgets are great and fun to play with. I was a bit disappointed in them because the chains are smaller than our old ones. Although the description of this toy clearly says it has 24 links, I missed that information. Ouch! That's about half the size of our old ones. But it's still a fun fidget toy. I think it's great that I have 4 different track colors. All of the Wacky…