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ONO Roller
ONO Roller
The Silent Fidget Toy
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91.00 NIS
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Why We Love It
Did you hear that? Probably not — this sleek roller fidget is designed to be 100% silent. That means distraction-free fidgeting at school, home or in the office. The ONO is made of two frictionless rollers that mimic the sensation of rotating two markers in the palm of your hand. Silently slide it between your hands or fingers, or roll it over your arm for a deep pressure massage. Lightweight and ultra-portable, this palm-sized fidget helps relieve stress and improve focus anytime, anywhere.
- Helps strengthen hand and finger muscles
- Supports kids, teens and adults with fidgety fingers
- Age 5+
Ideas for Use
- Offer as a calming fidget to help ease transitions and travel
- Use during tabletop activities or homework sessions to help maintain focus
- Squeeze the roller in the palm on your hand for a quick hand workout
Details
- Includes 1 ONO roller and carry pouch
- 2.5" x 1.25" x 5"
- Weighs 3 oz.
- Barrels are made of ABS plastic with a soft-touch finish. Bearing and bolts are stainless steel
- Wipe clean with a non-alcohol wipe. Air dry
- Colors: Teal or orange
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