Slow Rising Stress Ball 24 Pack, Stretchy Fidget Ball for Anxiety Stress Reli...

I bought these after breaking the last stress ball I had, because they seemed to be a lot more durable. I also ended up sharing them with coworkers. Squishability? 10/10. Stretchability? 10/10. Though once you've worked the ball a lot, the foam stops bouncing back into shape. I used my (admittedly pretty consistently) for about 2 hours before it stopped reshaping into a ball again. That's not really a complaint, though, because I enjoy how malleable it is, but I understand that might annoy some people.I will say that two of my coworkers broke their balls before the end of the first day--the seal around the little button area popped and the foam started oozing out. Though another coworker molded it into the cute little mushroom-marshmallow, so I guess the bright side is that you can have a fun little art project if one of your balls breaks 😅Side note: they get very linty very easily. All in all, though, they were a big hit in the office!

Love these stress balls. No liquid. So... if they break, there is a puddy inside. Not liquid. Not to mention how addictive they are. LOL. Love this product.

I absolutely love these. They don’t last me long so that’s why I bought the 24 pack. They are full of air so I’m going to get another pack sent and see if they’re better.

Bought for a school event, give away, and they were just what was needed.Also used as giveaway for Mental Health Awareness Month - was a Hit!The perfect stress-relief give-away, good size fits comfortably in handSoft and cushiony, allowing for a good feel in the the handTo this date did not hear any reports of leakageGreat value and neon look in color also is relaxing

If I could give zero stars here I would. 50 of these came and they were all leaking. I didn't realize it until it was too late and they were in party bags and I was unable to return them. Poor quality, no quality control. These were a total waste of money. Find a different brand and invite at all cost.

I bought these for my husband's class and they loved it! They couldn't believe how it stretched and slowly came back to original shape. It is a bit on the pricey side but much cooler than the regular stress balls you can find at dollar stores!

These are pretty cool, they're fun to squish and throw around. They don't compress, but the insides don't exactly return to their original shape either. In that regard, they're as described.Downsides: the outer jacket gets sticky once you start handling them. I've tried washing them off with water, hand soap, dish soap, etc. Wondering if a power might be better and that's how they keep them from being sticky from the factory? Yes, I see that it does mention powder in the description.At some point they WILL rupture and the inner "stuff" will come out. From what I can find, it's a type of urethane and it's actually pretty interesting to play with, but I'm not sure if there is any toxicity concern with it so I limit contact, especially with children. As soon as it ruptures they know to throw it away.Not sure what the outer jacket/skin/whatever is made of. Latex? Silicone? Just wondering because we have a friend with a latex allergy and my assumption is they're latex.Fun to mess with, but probably will not buy again or recommend due to previously mentioned concerns.

Great for 2nd grade class! (Or adults)