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Gel Hand Exercise Ball- Set of 6
Gel Hand Exercise Ball- Set of 6
A "Well-Rounded" Strengthening Tool
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These Gel Hand Exercise Balls are the perfect balls for squeezing, massaging, manipulating, tossing and strengthening hand muscles. Each durable, non-bouncy colored ball is irresistibly squishy and makes a great fidget toy for kids or adults. Use them to warm up the intrinsic hand muscles before writing, as a deep massage before school or as a ball for playing catch to improve focus and concentration. Best of all you, can heat or chill these exercise balls to your liking! Set of six in varying resistances.
- A great source of sensory stimulation
- For anyone with ADD, ADHD, weak hand muscles and sensory processing disorder
- Helps improve focus, concentration and coordination
- Age 3+
Details
3"Diameter
Colors: tan, yellow, red, green, blue and black
Made from TPE (Thermo Plastic Elastomer)
BPA and latex-free
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