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This is such a time saver for a bored kid! (Or husband) my husband saw this and wanted to try it. It's so cool the way it moves around. It's easy to hold. Material is comfortable. Not too big or small. Bright in color so it's easy to see and find! Love it!

It's a big big to really "fidget" with but it does have a sort of neat feel going back and forth. really just extends skinny and bunched into the disc more than really being able to make an entertaining fidget. the plastic "blades" are so far durable enough but would be sure to break if you squeeze to hard at either point or to step/sit on it.It's entertaining and worth what it costs, just not sure if I were to like see it at a store if it would be my go-to.

This is a good fidget toy. We got a pack of these from another brand and they are super cheap and fall apart, this one is way better quality. You can actually pinch this one on the tip like the influencers do, and it shoots across the table (that's why my daughter wanted it haha).

This "fidget worm", as it is called in the ad copy, is about the size and shape of a large cake of soap when at rest. It will elongate into roughly the shape of a kilebasa (polish sausage).The interlocking, lattice-like way this object is constructed is very cool. Kind of amazing, really.The ad copy says that it is Phthalate and BPA free. That's good. The copy also claims it "...will immerse you in a magical world full of sensuality." That is a whopper of an overstatement, even for commercial propaganda.There are a couple of major problems with this fidget worm.First of all, it doesn't do very much. It flexes into a slight dome and it does the kielbasa thing and that's pretty much it. To me it feels the opposite of sensual. The stiff plastic pieces of which it is constructed feel vaguely uncomfortable. And however Phthalate and BPA free it may be, you are still constantly handling a piece of plastic. There have been many warnings online lately about nano-size particles of plastic in our food and air, which is not good news. Does this fidget worm shed them on your skin and in the air? I have no idea. Call me paranoid, but nonetheless I don't want to risk it.Also, the price, at $9.99 seems wildly overinflated for what you get. A buck ninety-nine, maybe, but even then there is the plastic to consider.Thing is, you can buy a couple of rubber balls for about eight bucks. You can squeeze them for stress, you can bounce them off a wall, you can bounce them while your on your exercise walk, you can play catch with a toddler, a teen, or a grown-up. These latter three uses also improve hand-eye coördination, which this fidget worm cannot do. Plus those three things are fun to do. There isn't much fun in this fidget worm.Take a miss on this thing. Get a couple of rubber balls. Bounce happily everafter.

This is an entertaining fidget. Bright vibrant color is nice to look at. The toy itself is fun but I wish the material that it's made with was softer and more flexible. Product is well made but I'm not sure how long it will last with regular use. Fidget does make a sort of squeaking noise, which is fine for me but may bother other people.

This fidget really only does one thing, it goes from a round shape to an elongated shape. However, I found that holding it in different areas and squeezing, pulling, mushing, flipping, etc. gives me enough variety to keep amused for minutes on end. I should read a book but this is too much silly fun.

The product photos and videos make it seem like this item has a softer finish—it is made of hard plastic. While the plates can compress and expand, it is not bendable. Within 5 minutes of play, I had to reconnect a piece.I will say that I enjoyed the product but for the price, I would not ever purchase it as I do not see it lasting very long under daily use for stress.

Pretty cool articulation..