3D Sensory Activity Cube

Got a child who loves fidgets? How about noodles?This is the Neuro Wiz Store 3D Sensory Cube With 15 Noodles, Measures 8.3 x 8.3cm.This fidget noodle cube is superb, you get one black silicone ridged cube with 15 multicoloured noodles. My youngest loves putting the noodles in the ridges, making various patterns and 3D textures. She loves it.Overall I’d thoroughly recommend this fidget cube, as it will keep any youngster occupied and is bang on the money.

These 'noodly' fidget toys are super for helping people find a sensory locus if they are in a situation they might find overloading, or even just for a bit of fun. The image attached is a student using this at the SEND school I work in. This was in a maths lesson. The student was happily fiddling with it while we worked together on the topic at hand. It helped the student stay focused and calm, and because it is quiet in use it would not disturb others (though, in this case, the session was 1-1 so that wasn't an issue). I've used variants of this before - flat mats in various shapes and even another cube. They're all really handy. The other cube was hollow inside, providing somewhere to store the noodles. Sadly, this cube does not have that feature, even though it is bigger. A shame, but not a deal breaker.The noodles are not the 'standard size' that all the other noodly fidget toys I've used have been. These are considerably thicker. That's a shame in terms of cross-compatibility, but it does mean that this cube's noodles are easily kept apart from others.It seems well made and, for me, has a really pleasing weight to it (which the other hollow cube I mentioned lacks). It feels great in the hand.There are no 'rules' in using this - but you could make your own. You could challenge yourself to get the most full noodles on the cube, for example. My students generally just fiddle with it.Recommended.

I received a 3-D sensory activity fidget. I have had mixed reviews on this. Some people have used it and said they don’t like the feel of it or have the concentration to put the silicon strips. But there’s lots of us and myself they’re actually really enjoyed the texture of the cube. It feels heavy in your hand and it’s fascinating having to put the strips in and I’ve sat there and some of my students have sat there for hours trying to get it all in and they felt very satisfied after using it. Leave it on my desk at work and I have quite a few students that like to use it because wondering what it is and they’re getting the satisfaction that they need to help them to calm down. It’s a very different fidget toy from what I’ve ever had and would definitely buy it again because it’s excellent quality. It comes in good packaging is a silicon strip seems to be fine. They haven’t broken yet but just be careful cause I might do but at the minute, they’ve been absolutely fine you can hold the key in your hand or you can put it on the table. I’ve noticed that my students do both and then you put the noodles in the square and you can pick the colours that you want which is great. There is six sides so there’s different size you can use. Like I say this is amazing and fidget toy and a lot of people have been engaged by it and satisfied from it, but like I said, I’ve had a couple of adults that don’t like it on the most a lot of people have enjoyed using it so I would definitely recommend it.

This cube is a good size to hold and it is reasonably easy to fit the flexible strips into the grooves.. The strips are in several attractive colours, white, orange, yellow, blue and purple. The cube itself is in a dark grey and made of silicone. It is very satisfying fitting each strip into a groove and as there are 6 faces to work at, it keeps both children and adults occupied. It uses a bit more brain power than a simple squishy toy. Patterns can be varied on each face. Easily carried as it comes in its own grey bag along with the coloured silicone strips. 4.5* rounded up to 5*

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​As someone who has kids that constantly needs to keep their hands busy,I’ve accumulated quite a collection of fidget toys!.. When I saw this rubber sensory cube, the unique design immediately caught my eye. Instead of the usual buttons, switches, or gears, this one uses flexible, colorful rubber bands that you thread through a grooved, labyrinth like maze on a solid rubber cube base.​After spending a few days with it the rubber strings have a really satisfying stretch and a smooth, matte texture. Pulling them, snapping them into the grooves, and feeling them lock into place offers a great tactile sensation that is different from your standard hard plastic fidgets.Once you get a few colors woven in, the contrast between the bright bands (orange, purple, white, blue, green) and the black cube looks incredibly cool! As you can see from my photo, the strings will come loose if you stretch them too far or if you carry the cube loosely in a bag. It comes with a handful of loose pieces, which means you have to be careful not to lose them under the couch or at the bottom of a backpack.​Overall, I'd give this a solid 4 out of 5 stars. It is a creative, highly sensory, and quiet fidget tool that is perfect for older kids, teens, or adults who love tactile puzzles. Just be prepared to hunt for a stray rubber noodle every now and then!

This 3D Sensory Activity Cube is a great way to keep idle hands busy. I keep this on my desk and find myself gravitating towards it when I am on meetings.The cube is made of silicone and feels very solid. The silicone strips are very flexible and come in nice, bright colours. They slot into the grooves on the cube nicely and bend around all the intricate shapes in a satisfying way. You can forego attempts to keep the strips in the grooves and create any shapes you like, eg: looping them across different grooves and threading strips into each other. My goal was to treat it like a puzzle and get all the strips into the cube and I’m glad to see this is possible! I’ve even left the strips in the cube for a few days and whilst they do look misshapen once removed, they will return to their original shape. The description states it is a lightweight cube that can easily slip into bags or pockets. Now unless you have pockets like Inspector Gadget, I would strongly disagree with this statement. The cube is bulky, large and quite heavy. It does come with a handy storage bag, but it’s definitely one for putting in a bag rather than a pocket fidget!It’s a calming way of keeping your hands busy and allowing your mind to focus on other tasks. But you can also use it to focus on as you create specific shapes and paths, making it versatile for both types of use, though I think most people are likely to gravitate towards focusing on it. My son and daughter have also found themselves using this when they want some calm time too. The fact that this is a silent activity may suit some more than others as it will help focus. And the tactile feel of the cube and strips is satisfying in itself.At £13.95 (at time of review), I feel like this is good value for money. All the components are well made with no moulding issues and it is presented well too. I don’t like the fact that it’s a magnet for dirt and dust, but it’s just the nature of this type of silicone. It can be cleaned easily, so this is a minor issue. Overall, I’m really impressed with this and would recommend this for anyone with children who do tend to use fidgets or require some calming, quiet activities. It’s also great as a little toy to have on your desk and keep your hands busy. A great little gem!

I bought this 3D sensory activity cube for my child and it has been used every day since it arrived. The different textured sides make it interesting to play with and the silicone feels soft but strong. It keeps hands busy without making noise, which is helpful during quiet time or while travelling.The cube is small enough to carry in a bag or pocket and it feels comfortable to hold. The maze style patterns are simple but satisfying to trace with fingers. It has also been easy to clean after regular use and still looks in good condition.It is suitable for both children and adults and works well as a calming fidget toy. I gave it 4 stars because I would have liked it to be slightly larger, but overall it is a well made sensory toy that is enjoyable to use.

Great fidget sensory toy to pass time. Sid relaxation

Fun cube with silicon tubes/worms to attach it to with various colours.The cube has capacity to fill it entirely with all the worms, it is a fun puzzle to attempt and has entertainment for hours.Inside the box you get the cube, 10+ tubes/worms and a bag to carry it all in so you don’t lose anything between sessions.The silicon maze can be removed from the plastic cube inside to clean it if needed or modify the maze.The cube is sturdy and decent weight behind it. Overall very impressed with it and for a good price.

This is a really fun little fidget toy. It’s well made, feels soft but sturdy, and the different textured sides keep your hands busy without making any annoying clicking noises. I like that it’s quiet, so it’s great for using at home, while travelling, or even in places where loud fidget toys would be distracting. It’s small enough to pop in a bag, but still interesting enough to keep you occupied for a while. The silicone maze design feels satisfying to trace and fiddle with, and it’s suitable for both kids and adults who like sensory toys or just need something to keep their hands busy. Simple but surprisingly entertaining

Great little sensory toy that’s surprisingly addictive to fiddle with. The different textures and flexible maze design make it really engaging and calming, and it’s quiet enough to use without annoying everyone around you. Feels well made, durable and easy to hold, making it suitable for both children and adults. Ideal for keeping hands busy, helping with focus or just relieving stress. Compact enough to pop in a bag too. Really pleased with it.

This cube comes boxed together with a soft carry bag. The silicone strings are in this bag, they are soft and colourful and can be pushed into the ridges in the cube. This is much more solidly rubbery but it's still soft enough to allow the ridges to be pulled apart to easily get the strings out. The cube is large enough to be fun for me as an adult, the variety of colours together with absence of fixed start and end points makes arranging the strings satisfying for me, it's quite engaging. The cube needed a wash straight out of the box but it's simple to clean and works well, I am very happy with this fidget cube.

The Neuro Wiz 3D Sensory Activity Cube Silicone Fidget Maze Toy arrived boxed included with the cube were a set of silicone strips and a drawstring storage bag.The cube feels well made it is a good size and the silicone strips are easy to push around the different pathways.I have a disabled child with autism and Sensory problems he is able to hold this cube comfortably and seems to enjoy pushing the strips into the different pathways, I like that he can make his own decision as to wear he places the strips, they are easy to remove so he can make new designs.The cube and strips can be stored in the drawstring bag so it is easy to put it in my bag when we go out so he can use it if he wants to.The cube and strips are easy to clean if needed.

Delivery and Packaging:This is delivered quickly with Amazon's usual efficiency. It arrives in a retail box, the rubber coated box inside along with the bag and 'noodles'.Design and Build:This is a large plastic cube covered in rubber with swirling grooves that curl and whirl around the six surfaces. The rubber feels robust and the grooves are very well defined.Also in the box is a carrying bag made of thin canvas and some 15 'noodles' - short lengths of silicon 'spaghetti'. These noodles can be pushed into the grooves of the cube.It all fits neatly into the carying bag which has a draw string closure.In Use:Though I am not the target demographic for this item but this is quite interesting in two ways:1. Just holding the cube in both hands, you can turn it on its axis whilst tracing the many grooves with your fingertips, like moving around a complicated maze.2 Using the included 'noodles', you can pick a place on one of the six sides and start pushing the noodle in and around each groove, continuing with the next until you fill up the grooves, if you can.It's quite relaxing and calming.My wife is a teacher and works with SEND children and this has been ordered to help these children with their concentration and relax them.