Morf Fidget Worm Toy - Flexible 3D Sensory Toy for Kids, Teens, and Adults – Stretchy, Quiet, Stress and Anxiety Relief, Focus - for Tactile Play, School, Work Gifts, Great for Classroom and Office

Really cool fidget toy. Just interlinked disks, but it expands, folds, changes shape. Its fun, diverting and effective. Plus, the design is really well thought out, and the implementation is sturdy and well-built. I wasn't sure at first that it would occupy one's attention for very long, but after using it myself, I can see its effectiveness. Its very different from most fidget toys, but just as effective.

i love the colors, mix of rainbow and fish scales. super cool to wiggle and squish and stretch. a quiet fidget that helps me relax and just mess with. i recommend holing it up to a light too if ur more of a visual person its so pretty

Arrived on time and as described.I purchased one of these just to try it out to see if it would be worth gifting later... I ended up purchasing more.It took me a few minutes to fully appreciate playing with the toy, but after a while I began really enjoying flexing the sphere into different lengths, bending it, and frankly just looking at the pretty colour and designs. It seem pretty simple, but actually I think it will make the fidget folks very happy.Quiet, textural, larger than most fidget toys I've seen. This won't easily slip into a pocket or hide on a desk, but playing with it while seated, standing, and or walking etc. will be fun and effective.The feel of the thin plastic grids compacted, stretched, and or in a slight bend while in your hands and or fingers is smooth and can be a bit "pinchy" (no pain) or squeeze-y as the soft parts of your fingers ease in between the grids.As far as focus, for me, It wasn't really a focus but more of a relaxing toy. Your milage may vary depending on what you are looking for in a fidget toy.I think anyone who is old enough to keep this out of their mouth or not tangled in their hair would enjoy this. No sharp edges, pretty colour, easy to use, literally no need for instructions or monitoring (in my opinion).BOTTOM LINE: A bit pricey, but worth it in the long run. Great for anyone needing/wanting a fidget toy. Recommend.

This is a hard, quality, plastic, shape shifter. I got the small one. The texture is interesting. Mostly smooth. Changes shape easily. It fits in the palm of my hand. My skin catches on it sometimes when its changing shape but it doesn't hurt. I drop it alot. Kind of wiggly. I love the colors and the shine. The shapes are very limited. The actual movement of it is satisfying for me. Sometimes it moves in a fluidish way. Then touching it, its hard. Lol. So far I find it fascinating.

This sensory toy is fun and pleasant to holdFor all ages

Very pretty. It’s an expensive fidget especially given that it’s very delicate, lasted 20 days in my high school classroom, and it doesn’t do a whole lot. Will not buy again.

This is all it’s expected to be. We started off with a very cheap plastic one off Temu, he was only about 3 mayb a little younger. Wanted to see how he did with it. It’s held up pretty good. But it was a cheaper made plastic & eventually so need up missing the end pieces.Since he’s older & did do good with the old one I got him this one for his 4th birthday. Everyone wanted to see & touch it 😊 shoot everywhere he has it ppl look, ask about it.This one here is wayyy more sturdier and so much nicer!We keep this for on the go. Keeps me intertwined as well. Everyone loves it. Not for any specific age or gender.#autismsensory

I was skeptical this would be as iridescent as the photos, or have the movement, but I was wrong to be. It looks exactly like the pictures and is mesmerizing. It's easy to play with one-handed if you need to, and it helps when I feel restless. I'm going to be getting more of the same and other similar products! It's such a simple thing, but it helps so much! I like that I don't have to be entirely focused on it, or have to use both hands. It can be used to fidget while watching TV, or reading.