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It's like a batarang for your extra energy. $11-$14.
This puzzle (which, warning, contains rare earth magnets that should never be ingested) is an awesome way to refocus energy and creativity into productivity (and I'm not even a time management guru.) A personal obsession. $21.52.
For serious fidgeters only, Tom's Fidgets can handle an impressive amount of pressure and grip. (Also silent for classroom fidgeters.)
Great for younger kids (as long as they know not to put marbles in their mouth), this sensory fidget toy will keep your early fidgeters engaged and happy. $12.99 for a pack of 10.
You and this squishy yet satisfying keychain will be like two peas in a pod. (See what I did there?) $10.98.
Hours of twisty, tangly, colorful, silent fidgeting. (Seriously, pen clicking and desk tapping are not cool.) $9.25.
The fidget pen is an actual functioning pen that employs many of the features that fidget cubes are known for. Although it has a clicky top (DON'T DO IT) there are plenty of other options to keep everyone around you sane. $24.00.
This flexible BPA-free thermoplastic rubber fidgeter can be twisted, tugged, and even worn as a bracelet. $11.99 for 3.
With 80 different possible outcomes, the Flexi Puzzle will keep your fingers busier than...idk...United Airlines PR team? $7.29
Don't be fooled by the photo, it's not a cube of ball bearings (okay am I the only person who thinks it looks like that?) The Magnetic Fidget Sphere is actually more like silly putty made out of rare earth magnets (which again, are dangerous if ingested, but feel so nice.) $25
This ball of interconnected rings is a tactile dream. Also shiny. $11.99.