68 Pack Fidget Toys: 24 Links Wacky Tracks Snap and Click, Fidget Snake, Plastic Chains Finger Sensory, Stress Relief for Kids

Just FYI: I've updated this*several* times over the years.I work in sales at a bank and regularly give these out to kids. If they're getting antsy at the 'teller' line (just a PSA: most banks don't have tellers anymore, they're very capable 'service oriented' bankers), goofing off on the couches, running around my office like wild gremlins, etc. I'll even excused myself from an appointment for a moment (when it's especially bad) to go give a couple out. I work in a (my) incredibly small town, mainly in investments, and it not uncommon to see small children come in with grandparents.It's not candy so I don't have to ask grand/parents first, and they're always grateful to have someone acknowledge that they're just children being children. I'm a mom, I get it. It's frustrating, embarrassing, and you just feel *bad* for everyone else (and your kid) when you have a small child that's struggling with being stuck in dull places like a bank. I truly enjoy the comments of "how many do you have" or "you're obviously a parent". I have colleagues that will come and ask if they can take a couple if they have/ notice a situation it would be helpful. They work REALLY well.They're just a fun and cheap toy. I go through a box or so a month, and it's 100% worth it from a revenue generating standpoint for me (literally one sale originated from it would make the cost worth it for many years), but more than that it just genuinely makes me happy.**It's worth noting that I also have many coloring books, giant box of crayons, cars, etc, but these are absolutely the "main attraction", and I NEVER use this as a sourcing method. People just do business with people they like, and people appreciate people who have compassion for children.*****1/11/24***I've updated my main review many times (including today) without differentiating dates, but I just wanted to *separately* point out that although these are AMAZING, I have bought from many sellers and ALWAYS go with the cheapest ones. I've even debated buying them in bulk from the manufacturer, but I'm honestly just too lazy to coordinate that/make a space in my house. I've never noticed a difference in quality, regardless of seller. I look at what I've spent in the past andI do the math every time to find the cheapest one.I'll post my average cost per track later, but I'm about to go put this as a review on all of the other ones I've purchased from. *They're all the same*

I have bought these many times over the years and I use them as throws for kids at Mardi Gras. They do not take up a ton of room on our float and kids seem to enjoy them. Plus, you can also snap multiple ones together and make larger toys.Great as a fidget toy for kids and adults with nervous energy.

Good price on so many & they go in my Operation Christmas child boxes.

Lots of tracks and lots of colors. You can take them apart to create your own colors but it's kinda hard to get them apart. Overall I'm happy and would buy them again.

The kids loved these. It was their first pick. They loved having several colors to choose from and competed with each other, making them into different shapes. 5 stars to anything that keeps 3rd-6th grade boys entertained!!!

nice colors and great to put into the party good bags. all ages loved it!

Got these for my wife to fidget with because they don't make as much noise as other fidget toys and she seems to like them better. They are just like the ones from when I was a kid and you get a ton for the money. They aren't incredibly durable, but since they're just plastic so it's not terribly surprising.