82 PCS 2023 Upgraded Fidget Toys Pack, Party Favors Set Gifts for Kids Adults Autism Stress Relief Stocking Stuffers Sensory Pop It Autistic Bulk Boys Girls Goodie Bag Treasure Box Classroom Prizes

Kids really like these bubble things. Nice as a little party gift.

I ordered these for a class treasure box. Basically its an assortment of fidget spinners, squeeze toys, pop toys, things that are different textures, etc. Some items seem like they will be more fun than others, but some seen llike they will be a LOT more fun. I think they were a good value because of the large number and assortment of different activities. I would definitely order these again.

Good quality! So much fun to use as rewards! Lots of play options and surprises to find in the package!

Have these out as a non candy option. The kids loved them! Great quality.

The Dino was a favorite. Came with a variety of the usual fidgets and some fluff like the tiny beads. The little yellow people figures were a bit creepy. If you count every piece (all the individual 10 small packs of foam slime) it comes out to 56ish items. I would say 3/4 of stuff kids want and the other 1/4 is items to make up 56. In all 15 price point is great for the variety. Fantastic for teacher treasure chest.

Our Kiwanis group is putting together Easter baskets/bags for the less fortunate children of a local Boys& Girls club. I have been looking through many toys to include and basing my decision on price, quantity and quality. Im very happy with these. Theyre made well and are adding delightful fun to each childs bag. Im glad I found these and will likely be ordering more to accommodate the quality we need to do. If youre considering purchasing these, dont hesitate, theyre great!

These came perfectly lined up in a plain white, thin box, which I actually appreciated, so there werent any plastic wraps to discard. There are 32 bracelets in 16 different designs, meaning there are 2 of each design/matching colors. Their colors are really bright and colorful, just as shown on the site photos. The tie dye and the gradual ombre in particular are amazingly cool. I’m sending some to my son and his friends in college along with plenty of other treats in care packages for their coming finals week. I know how anxious my son gets, and I’ve thought a distraction fidget like this might help him stop eating his nails. If not, I’ll be an unexpected, different, and fun item this year. I will bring the leftovers for my students to enjoy, especially those who can get a bit wiggly at times. What I really like is how long it is, so it can fit adults wrists perfectly. The measurements shown on their site photos are right on. That was super helpful to know to decide if I should buy them for my son and his young adult friends. You can pull it further to tighten it, but it’s better loose so you can fiddle with the pop-its while wearing it [see pic of my wrist modeling]. I don’t think these would fit small kids/toddlers that well, but they it do if you pull them to a tighter point between pop-its. They might look awkward, but in the end the purpose would be the same actually. They are very flexible, easy to put on and take off. I highly recommend them as a party favor, as incentives for students, or to include in care packages!

Pop-it toys are a hot commodity with my students. Offer them the chance to wear their fidget and they are beyond excited. These bracelets are a hit. Definitely, something I will consider picking up again in the future.

Great for a classroom prize box or something like that because there are multiple of each type of fidget (Picture only includes a handful of items). There is one with rings and the alphabet that is pretty bad and one that looks like a track but the marble is underneath and hard to get out and comes out of the track very easily… it’s bad too! The others are decent!

These bracelets are so worth the money. The product images say that you can recharge it with a uv flashlight so I bought a little one on amazon for $10 and let me tell you. Those bracelets GLOW. very happy