Fidgetland Noah - ADHD/ADD, Stress & Anxiety, Bike Chain Fidget, Classroom Approved (Solid Rings) (Black)

In my office i have a lot of stress when I'm working, and my left hand would always twirl my hair. I was unable to stop my left hand from grabbing onto my hair. I went on reddit /r/anxiety and i saw a link about how these type of fidgets help with anxiety and hair twirling. I have been using it all week at work so far and i really helps me not to grab my hair. I nearly always have it in my left hand. It feels fluid, gives me something to do, reduces my stress, and saves my hair. It is a wonderful product made out of very sturdy material. Thank you.

This item’s small size is perfect for putting in a pocket & taking it out when needed. It’s very quiet so this fidget should not disturb anyone sitting close to the person using it.

I have a bad habit of biting my nails, so I got this a couple weeks ago and if I have this with me I dont have the urge to bite or pick at anything.Its fun and relaxing to play with. Id recommend it.

This fidget is so wonderful. I love it! I have ADHD and Asperger's and I wanted one ever since I saw it on Shark Tank! This helps me relieve excess energy when I am anxious, nervous, frustrated or just can't sit still. It helps me calm down when I get angry or irritated. It rolls freely in my fingers and feels so soothing! It's also quiet and discreet. It helps so much when I have talk in front of people to channel out restless energy so I can focus better. It's great to keep my mind active when I am bored in line or sitting in a waiting room!

OK, this is kind of dumb- a couple rings, a few bike chain-like pieces, and a couple small silicone bands for like $12? But, since I got this fidget toy, I can't seem to leave it alone. It carries nicely in my pocket- very flat and light, and fidgets smoothly. There are an amazingly large number of moves you can make with this thing. It does not lend itself to the wild spinning of some spinners, more like 'juggling' a couple ball bearings in your hand but without the risk of dropping one.Dings? Nothing serious. The biggest is I kinda wish the silicone band were thicker, but that is mostly so I could pretend is is a little tank toy.

Cool toy. Seems durable, haven’t used it for more than a couple weeks. One point off for shipping time (over two weeks) and one point off because it seems too expensive for what the parts cost.

Poorly made, loud, expensive, and had to pay extra for shipping.

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.

Pros:1. Effective diversion from unhealthy habits like nail-biting and finger-cracking.2. The pink silicone band offers a satisfying and soothing texture.3. Smooth and therapeutic mechanical motion of the rings helps manage stress and anxiety.4. Convenient, portable, and noiseless, making it less disruptive to others.Cons:1. Some users may find it slightly small, which can lead to finger strain with prolonged use.The Fidgetland Noah - Bike Chain Fidget has truly transformed my daily life. As someone who constantly needs to occupy my hands to concentrate, this little wonder has been a game-changer in the best possible way.One of its most significant benefits is that it diverts my fidgety tendencies away from unhealthy habits like nail-biting and finger-cracking. When I have the Noah in my hand, I'm not chewing on my nails or annoyingly cracking my fingers anymore.The pink silicone band is, hands down, the most satisfying texture to caress with my thumb. It provides an immensely soothing sensation that helps me manage stress and anxiety effectively. The mechanical motion of the rings is incredibly smooth, almost therapeutic, and it brings me a sense of calm during tense moments.The only minor downside I've noticed is that I wish the object were slightly larger. After prolonged use, it can start to strain my fingers a bit. However, this drawback is overshadowed by the convenience, portability, and noiselessness of the Noah. It's much more discreet and less bothersome to others compared to some other fidget toys that can be surprisingly loud and disruptive (I know everyone is picturing a certain cube-shaped fidget toy, LOL)In summary, the Fidgetland Noah - Bike Chain Fidget has become an indispensable tool for someone like me who relies on constant hand activity to maintain concentration. It keeps my fidgety tendencies in check, offers tactile satisfaction, and provides a quiet and soothing outlet for stress and anxiety. While a tad more size would be appreciated, the Noah remains an invaluable companion in my daily life, helping me stay focused and relaxed.

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