u/MrGoodBar37

Hello, college student with ADHD here and I would like specific recommendations for better fidgets. Pictured here are 3 of my favorites:

1. a magnetic switch you can flick back and forth, but it’s so small it never leaves my room
2. a little ouchies type thing, the button is satisfying but you can take it apart very easily so most the time I fidget with it by taking it apart
3. something I found in my university’s “calm box” it’s a bunch of interlinked parts that click when they move, my current favorite

I listed these because I would like a fidget with the following criteria:

1. Not tiny, not easy to drop/lose
2. Hard to take apart/use it the “wrong way”
3. Satisfying, I like either a click or a magnet sensation

I’ve bought spinning rings in the past and they are so smooth that I don’t find any satisfaction in fidgeting with them. I also have been wary of many “sliders” where it’s two pieces you can take apart due to it not fitting criteria #2. I’m also not a fan of slime type things.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! A good fidget helps me focus so much and I’d love to have more, especially if I could then take these to class.

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