Play Visions Spiky Glove Super Stretchy Fingerless Fidget Sensory Toy Receive 1 Of 3 Colors

My child was not crazy about this glove but the next child may be. We just have to try and find what works for each person's sensory issues.

My daughter is Autistic and loves sensory oriented toys. She absolutely loves the spikey balls and how they feel and when I saw these which are basically the balls in glove form I knew she would love them. She likes to put them on and then rub her hands over her arms, legs, and face. They do get hair stuck to them, but cleanup is ready as you just need to rinse them in cool water. I will be buying another as one of hers got lost and she likes wearing one on each hand. She has very tiny hands, she is 7 but is about the size of a 6 year old, and these gloves fit her perfectly. There are very stretchy though and I have put them on comfortably and they still go back to the original size, so they would fit children of most ages.

I bought this as I am a nervous fidgeter, and having something mindless to do with my hands helps ease anxiety. This glove worked well for awhile, but became dirty fast. After a few washes with just water and after pulling/playing with it for about a month, it fell apart. I still use it as a squeeze toy - works well for that purpose.It does seem to "melt" with hand lotion. Be careful.

My grand daughter is autistic, and is one of those who has to wave stuff in front of her eyes. It slowed her down for awhile, studying the gloves, she loves them.

I ordered this thinking that there were three gloves, but I only received one. The description does not specify 3, nor does it specify 1, but it does say that they come in green, blue, AND purple, so I thought I was getting three. Haven't spoke to the company yet, but going to see what they will do about it.

I used this to try and keep my kid from biting. It's was working well but not very durable. It got a hole in it within a week. If you don't have a biter I bet it would last a lot longer. It's a pretty fun though!

I originally bought this for Christmas for my nephew (7yrs old) who has CP. Gifts are hard to find that are reasonably priced as(I thought) this one was, especially toys that are "special needs". I will be buying a few more as his siblings (2 months, 5yrs, 11yrs) and cousin (2yrs) also like this glove. It will tend to soil a bit fast because of the texture- but that's part of it's -touch appeal- & they wash-up easily with a bit of Dawn soap (also fun!). I like it because all the kids like it :).

LOVE. Great for kids with autism (to get deep pressure on their hand joints), kids with sensory aversions (it's fun to play with so they're more motivated to interact with it despite the sticky texture), great to use to bring attention to a hemiplegic hand, great to strengthen weak hand muscles by stretching it on and off. And kids without disabilities love it too, they look like monster hands and stretch and feel weird, so it's useful but not at all isolating with mainstream peers- other kids see it as a cool toy