Magnet Fidget Balls x 4

VIKING APPAREL LTD

£5.99

Magnetic Sensory Fidget Balls Unlock a world of tactile exploration with our Magnetic Sensory Fidget Balls ! Designed for both kids and adults, this 4-pack of fidget balls offers a unique blend of fun and functionality, making it the perfect companion for stress relief and sensory stimulation. Key Features: Engaging Textures : Each ball features a distinct texture that invites touch, helping to reduce anxiety and improve focus. Magnetic Interaction : The magnetic properties allow for creative play, enabling you to connect and create various shapes and structures. Compact Portable : These fidge

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VIKING APPAREL LTD, number 16263639. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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