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Six textured silicone slap bands for wearable tactile input, bending and flexing, with a different texture on each band.
A simple wearable sensory tool that delivers varied tactile input & offers an alternative to picking.
Each pack includes 6 vibrant bands, each with a different texture pattern so you can switch between sensations depending on mood, preference, or what your system needs.
Wear them on the wrist, bend and flex them in your hands, or keep them nearby on your desk. However you use them, they offer simple, satisfying sensory input.
Input: tactile + light pressure
Movement: bend, snap, rub, flex
Intensity: lowmoderate tactile input (varies by texture)
Often helpful for people who benefit from:
tactile sensory input
wearable sensory supports
repetitive rubbing or pressing textures
tools that can be used discreetly throughout the day
wearable tactile & picking support
school or workplace environments
people who prefer simple, flexible sensory tools
those who enjoy textured tactile input
strongly dislike silicone textures
prefer very heavy tools
snap a band around your wrist for accessible tactile input, or bend and flex it between both hands for satisfying resistance.
Run your fingers across the textures to find what feels useful. Some people stack several wrist bands for layered tactile feedback.
Some people wrap a band around a bun or ponytail to provide a textured surface to interact with.
Six textured silicone slap bands for wearable tactile input, bending and flexing, with a different texture on each band.
A simple wearable sensory tool that delivers varied tactile input & offers an alternative to picking.
Each pack includes 6 vibrant bands, each with a different texture pattern so you can switch between sensations depending on mood, preference, or what your system needs.
Wear them on the wrist, bend and flex them in your hands, or keep them nearby on your desk. However you use them, they offer simple, satisfying sensory input.
Input: tactile + light pressure
Movement: bend, snap, rub, flex
Intensity: lowmoderate tactile input (varies by texture)
Often helpful for people who benefit from:
tactile sensory input
wearable sensory supports
repetitive rubbing or pressing textures
tools that can be used discreetly throughout the day
wearable tactile & picking support
school or workplace environments
people who prefer simple, flexible sensory tools
those who enjoy textured tactile input
strongly dislike silicone textures
prefer very heavy tools
snap a band around your wrist for accessible tactile input, or bend and flex it between both hands for satisfying resistance.
Run your fingers across the textures to find what feels useful. Some people stack several wrist bands for layered tactile feedback.
Some people wrap a band around a bun or ponytail to provide a textured surface to interact with.
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