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Reviewer: Venusian31
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for hours of puzzles!
Review: I’m a puzzle addict, and I can spend hours a day working on my favorite logic puzzles and word puzzles. However, my hands don’t always enjoy holding skinny little pencils for such a long time. These pencil grips have made it so much easier for me to hold my pencils without making my fingers ache. Plus. I love the different textures. When I’m thinking hard and trying to figure out the puzzle, I like to rub my thumb across the textured surface. It seems to help me concentrate better. I like all the different colors too. They bring out my creative side. They’re very easy to use and very comfortable. I’m sure kids would love them.
Reviewer: Peter Pumpkin Eater
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Pen grips for arthritic hands
Review: Okay, I’m not a kid & I don’t have sensory issues. I am a 50 year old with arthritis in my hands. Regular pens are too narrow to hold comfortably, and so pencil grips aid & alleviate this problem.These pencil grips work well, as they are super easy to put on the pens. There is a slit down one entire side of the grip, so it just snaps on to various sized pens. This works very well for me and my write speed? If this is for sensory issues in kids, would the large slit in the side bother them? I can imagine that it might.But these work great for my purposes. There is a variety of colors and textures included in the kit, which I appreciate.
Reviewer: Meghan
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Helpful for fidgeting and pencil control
Review: These sensory pencil grips are actually a nice little tool if your child struggles with focus or hand positioning while writing. They slide onto standard pencils easily and stay in place without constantly slipping down.The textured design gives kids something to fidget with while they write, which can help with sensory seeking behaviors. They also encourage a more proper finger placement, depending on the style of grip. They’re soft enough to be comfortable but firm enough to provide structure.One thing to keep in mind is that not every child will like the same texture. Some may love the bumps or ridges, while others might find them distracting. It really depends on the kid.Overall, they’re simple but useful, especially for kids who benefit from extra sensory input or need help improving their pencil grip.
Reviewer: OBG, LLC
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: simple grips that actually help without being distracting
Review: We’ve been using these pencil grips for a couple weeks now at home and school and they’ve been surprisingly useful, especially for longer writing or drawing sessions. The silicone is soft but not squishy, with enough texture to keep fingers from sliding without feeling gimmicky, and they slide onto regular pencils and pens easily without tearing or stretching out. Size feels right for both kids and adults and they don’t force an awkward grip, just a more relaxed one, which has helped with hand fatigue more than I expected. They’ve held up fine being tossed in backpacks and pencil cases and haven’t picked up lint or grime so far. Packaging was basic but fine and having multiple colors makes it easy to keep track of them. They’re not magic, but for comfort, focus, and everyday usability, they feel well made and genuinely helpful for the money.
Reviewer: Charlie
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good selection of textures
Review: I got these for my son both to help him hold the pencil in the same spot as well as giving him a sensory experience that he likes (so that he will keep using it).The 8 pack is a great idea because it allowed him to try out different textures and find one he likes. They are well made and the textures are consistent along the length.My only comment/warning is that when put on a standard size pencil these leave a bit of a gap. It is probably for the best for them to be a little undersized so that they stay on the pencil, but that gao may be a plus or a minus for the user. Everyone’s tactile experience is different, I did notice my son was focusing on/playing with that gap “too much” that it was distracting him from doing his homework. As he uses it more maybe it becomes less of a “what is this” and he will be appropriately (subtly) distracted that he can focus.
Reviewer: Chris
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice, fun
Review: I got these mainly for my daughter, but I ended up stealing a couple because they’re actually kind of cool. They’re soft, textured, and give your fingers something to do without being loud or distracting.They work well as pencil grips and are way more comfortable than the boring, stiff ones I remember from school way back when. These feel more like a subtle fidget than a medical-looking grip, which is a plus. Useful for focus, but also just oddly satisfying to mess with. It provides a bit more ‘fun’ctionality – see what I did there?
Reviewer: Bunnyduv
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Soft, Textured Pencil Grips That Help with Focus and Hand Fatigue
Review: These pencil grips are soft, flexible, and comfortable to use for long periods. The textured surface provides gentle sensory input without being distracting or noisy, which helps with focus during writing or drawing. They slide onto standard pencils easily and stay in place without slipping.The material feels durable and does not tear or stretch out after repeated use. The variety of textures makes it easy to find one that feels best for different needs, whether for handwriting support or quiet fidgeting. They work well for kids and adults alike and are a helpful addition to classrooms, homework time, or desk setups.
Reviewer: G. James
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Better suited to pencils than pens
Review: I never use pencil grips because they’re usually too hard to get onto the pencil. These ones are split along the length, which makes it super easy to put them on. That’s especially important if you have limited hand mobility. I really like the length, which is about two-thirds of a fresh pencil. The assortment of textures is great, and the textures really make the pencil easier to hold as well as providing a fidgeting surface to keep hands busy.I keep mentioning pencils because that’s really the only thing these grips will work for. They really are very narrow, and don’t close up completely around a standard pencil. Even on a pen with a narrow barrel, they’re not going to come close to fitting. If you’re looking for a grip for pencils specifically, and you don’t mind the vertical gap (which I don’t even notice when I’m actually holding the pencil), then these are great. However, I don’t think they’re going to work for you if you want to put them on a stylus or a marker, which are both uses suggested in the description.
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