JOEYANK Fidget Cube, Metal Infinity Cube Prime, Stress Relief Toy

My son play with all day while he is studying or reading. He Jst flipping that toy in his hand.

i had to take it down a star because its definitely too heavy and hurts after awhile because of it, other than that i absolutely love this thing, perfect for fidgeting in class or just sitting. came with a nice holding case, this things legit

This thing is super satisfying, helps with my anxiety and feels nice in the hands. has a good amount of weight to it and made of quality materials

Easy to manipulate. Well made.

This is a hefty piece and well made. Even the case it comes in has held up to multiple zipping and unzipping episodes each day. It fits into a pocket and has become a favorite item that my Alz loved one goes back to all day long.

It's heavy, made of interconnected and hinged metal cubes that allow for an infinite folding and churning of the structure that is also infinitely satisfying. I have severe ADHD and other fun afflictions, and things of this nature are very helpful. I also have a centrifugal hand ball exercise thing that is also really nice to play with, passing it back from hand to hand while keeping the rotation and helping with ambidexterity. Anyway, I was disappointed in it's size and simplicity at first, but after running it through the motions for a second, I basically just didn't stop after and am glad to have it. I'm very careful with everything I own, so it should theoretically last forever. Especially being metal and all that, it will for a long while. If you like to fiddle with things, it will be amusing. I've gotten pretty good at working it around with one hand while staring off into space. It's up to you to decide if that's a euphemism or not.

This is a Christmas gift for Nephew… he will love it

My kids love these! They are loud and at times can be slightly annoying to others in the room. They have a great weight and feel nice in the hand. My three-year-old can separate the linkage easily, but they have popped back together easily so far. If the separation becomes too much of an issue I will add a little jb weld to the pins.