Fidgetland Noah - As Seen on Shark Tank - ADHD/ADD, Stress & Anxiety, Bike Chain Fidget, Classroom Approved | Solid Rings | Size M

I love the product! I use it every day. However, I should have bought the jumbo size Noah; regular was too small for my hand. I gave it to a co-worker instead. Due to the shipping being so long and almost $5.00 in shipping cost, I have not purchased the jumbo size one. I understand a week, but it can take two weeks and a high shipping cost. Hopefully, the seller can speed up the shipping process to get the jumbo-sized one.

This little gadget is addicting! It’s in my hand all day, at work and home. Very relaxing and cures the fidgets! I bought one for my son and a friend and they both love this. It’s really fun and moves easily between your fingers, smooth with no issues. This has become a must-have for me. Great fidget item. Highly recommended!

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I have used 4 of these types of fidgets plus spinners, cubes, and stress balls. I like this second only to the ninny.People fidget lots of different ways. I like playing with a pen, rubber band, or something that clicks. My wife can't stand something loud or big so this was very good for us.The rubber band on this is really fun to play with. The solid rings are comfortable and have good welding.The size is good for me (I have medium sized hands for an adult male). This is about the size of two quarters in length and one quarter in width. You want one that is about as long as three of your fingers.There was something that felt like a piece of and under one of the sides. I slid the rubber band to the side and put a little meneral oil on each of the wheels then moved them with the back smooth side of a butter knife. I then just used a paper towel to clean up the extra oil. Everything moves great now. Lubricating won't be necessary for most people but this is a good way to lubricate the fidget since meneral oil is edible.I know the price seems high but you get what you pay for. I bought two for 6-8 dollars and they were no where as nice as this. There's no rough edges, the welding is good and smooth, the rubber is tough, and the action is smooth. It took me a long time to work up to this price but I'd buy it again.

So I'm a college student who will be entering a semester of 5 2 and a half hour lectures in the Spring. To put it simply, I am not stoked as my focus will not be on the professor, but on other things such as doodling on a notebook for no reason at all. To prevent this, I wanted something to fidget with while the professor goes on and on.The Noah fidget toy sparked my interest and it wasn't very costly for a college student. It came to my school and I practiced with it in meetings. I say practice, but it was more of sticking it in my pocket and fidgeting with the Noah versus using my phone while talking with friends. I have a bad habit of checking my phone constantly even when I hang out with friends. Falling back to the Noah has had me preventing myself from doing it.I have no recommendation if you're looking for this for your child. However, you college kids out there who want something that won't make noise (unless you drop it on the desk, which I've done), go for the Noah or any other products Fidgetland has to offer.On a non-academic solution. I game a lot (PC Overwatch) and find toying with the Noah is really fun to keep my focus on the game in between queues.

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Originally saw this product demonstrated on shark tank. I was compelled to order for my 21 year old ADHD son. This has been a helpful product for him while at work he can stick it in his pocket and know that he has the ability to fidget with his fingers during a long meeting, a conversation or when frustrated.I ordered one for myself because I can easily get distracted while on a zoom call doing chores around the house or doing a task that seems insurmountable. It really is the smaller mechanical equivalent of a security blanket

Fits nicely in your hand. Easy to move around and great anxiety relief.

This really didn't do anything. Rings get stuck sometimes actually increasing stress