Fun In Motion Toys

Nockles™

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$6.5 $10 In stock

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Nockles™ are a fantastically fun collection of soft, bendable & connectable fidget toys that snap together and morph into amazing shapes. Expand them, collapse them, snap, pull, flip, bend, and pop them.


The Nockles collection features fidget toys of increasing complexity, all built from uniform Links and Hubs. Each Link holds its shape in three positions: folded closed, open flat, and at a partial angle. Connect individual Nockles together to create dynamic, larger shapes.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lily C. ★★★★★

I keep one of these on my desk and end up bending it into little spirals during calls instead of scrolling my phone. The snap when two pieces connect is weirdly satisfying, and they collapse flat enough to toss in a bag.

Alexander K. ★★★★★

My kid snaps these together into a ball and then pulls it apart for like an hour straight. The bendy pieces hold their shape well and don't pop loose when you're flipping them around.

Robert ★★★★★

I picked these up for my kid's fidget collection and honestly I've been stealing them during conference calls. The way they snap and morph into different shapes is weirdly satisfying, and they hold up fine after being pulled apart a hundred times.