ZJT 2 Packs Flippy Chain Fidget Toys, Stress Relief Finger Fidget Toys Stainless Steel Fidget Rings Toys for Kids with ADD, ADHD, Anxiety, Autism (Black)

i read reviews saying the rings were too big but didn’t listen. so i bought a two pack and tried to use it as a fidget, but it kept getting tangled :( i was actually just going to give up and buy one from fidget land when i thought about combining them (since it came with two!) and voila! a seamless fidget now with no tangles or other problems. moved to the top as my favorite fidget!!! very smooth experience now.ok so the disassembly might be difficult for some, as it can get confusing. definitely do it on a hard surface such as a counter. (i almost lost a piece to my carpet!) you just have to take one bike chain link off at a time, and then i used my teeth to stretch the rubber band over my fingers (corona, yikes!) to go over the new double chain link. i only put three rubber bands back on although i might try to add the fourth for fun.in picture 2 (if amazon kept them in the same order) you can see the single bike chain and the small piece that came out! that’s what i almost lost, so just be sure not to fling parts around as this one can run away easily!i have to say, it wasn’t difficult for me to combine them, it was actually kind of satisfying 🥺 maybe i’ll buy more just so i can combine them again.also, i still might buy one from fidgetland, mainly because the key rings are kinda sharp where they end.

Bought these for my husband who always has something in his hands that he's turned into a toy. He liked it. Since it was a 2 pack, I started playing with them. At first I found them awkward and difficult to manipulate one handed as I was attempting to use them as pictured by the seller. Then they fell into a different position and it worked for my small hands! Now I have mine that lives in my jacket pocket and I play with it all the time. Husband lost his, I refuse to share.As an educator, I HATE the 3-pronged spinners. They're loud, they distract everyone in the vicinity, they don't provide the tactile feedback that a fidgety person needs. They are nothing but horrible, cheaply made toys. This meets the requirements to be a good fidget device: quiet, discrete, lots of tactile feedback that allows for hand movement without distracting the mind from the task it should be focused on.

Firstly, the price of $4.00 makes sense for a simply toy like this. AND you get TWO per order! If it was any more, I'd just make it myself..Next, for an adult, this is perfect. I've been playing with it consistently and it's super discreet. I can play with it in my hoodie pocket with no problems. Fidget spinners don't work for me because they require two hands and after you spin it it's just spinning. This is NOT fidgeting. This is watching something spin. With this you're constantly moving it back and forth in a fluid motion-- i.e. FIDGETING!This is a definite buy!

I like this fidget toy a lot. Unlike a fidget spinner, this toy keeps your hands busy the whole time you're playing with it. It is also very quiet and subtle when using it, which is important when I'm fidgeting pretty much any place other than at home. I have used this fidget toy during meetings in my lap and no one has noticed. It is also sturdy - after over a month of solid fidgeting, there is no sign of wear or damage. Maybe the metal maybe is starting to smell funny with time, but I'm not sure. I do wash it frequently, so maybe that plays a role. I liked this so much I got a second set in a different color as well.

I was in the market looking for a quiet small fidget toy that I could handle with one hand. I actually saw a Tik Tok where a guy made this but it seemed too complicated for me so I hopped on Amazon to find it. I bought these with the top review in mind: putting them together makes them much smoother. When I first got them, I immediately realized that what that one review said was true. They would sometimes get stuck and were a little awkward to handle. So using the pictures that the review posted, I took them apart and then combined them. It was a little tricky but after about 5 minutes I had them combined. Now it works like a dream. There are no tangles and it's really smooth. I have relatively small hands and it fits perfectly in one hand. It's really satisfying to use and honestly I'm addicted to it. 10 out of 10 recommend this buy.

For years, I’ve had a bad habit of taking off my rings and fidgeting with them — and occasionally dropping or losing them. (I always wear at least one cheap ring so I’m not tempted to play with my wedding rings!). Then I bought a variety pack of fidget toys that included one toy in this style, and I loved it so much I ordered this 2-pack so I’d have more! Not only does it stop me from fidgeting with my rings, it’s quiet enough for the office and small enough to keep in any pocket or bag. These seem durable — the metal parts will probably last forever and the rubber bands aren’t wearing out yet. No complaints!

These may not seem like a lot to someone that does not deal with anxiety on the daily but coming from someone that has social anxiety, this little product has saved me from panic attacks.Personally i love to fiddle with things i can push in between my fingernails and this product allows me to not only just do that, but twist it back and fourth in my pocket while its hardly noticeable.Not that it matters if its noticeable or not, no one should be ashamed of what helps them with anxiety.I would definitely recommend! Thanks!

This is a great toy to fiddle with. It is very quiet and not-disruptive. The rubber texture is also good to play with for sensory stimulation or for focusing. I really like this toy and even gave my cousin one to help her in class.

I bought this as a fidget for adult adhd. It’s amazing and simple. The size in some of the pictures is deceiving. The rings are STANDARD key rings. Yes. Go get your keys. Those are the rings. That’s the size. The links are the exact measurement of a bike chain link. It’s a simple, quiet, pocket-sized fidget that I can fit on my thumb to carry around. It fits well in my pocket, and most of all!!! It’s not over stimulating! Stimming can be distracting for us, too. So: 100 percent will buy another set so when I lose these two (classic) I have a back up pair!

Mon copain est TDAH et a de la difficulté à se concentrer pour de longue période. Avec ceci, il arrive à mieux concentrer car il peut occuper ses mains avec ça.Ce n'est pas LA solution miracle mais ça aide beaucoup et ça ne fait pas de bruit. (avant il jouait avec un crayon...)Même moi ça m'aide avec mon anxiété.

These were dissappointingly not easy to use, they move around when they flip cause theyre not stable so you have to readjust them almost every flip, its annoying, they aren't completely unusable, but next time i'm investing in something better

Wasn't too impressed with these fidget spinners. They don't move freely in your hand, and tend to get "tangled".

Son likes it but wishes it was a bit bigger and smoother to use