- 🧊 Full 3″ cube — roughly twice the volume of the standard Fun Doh cube
- 💪 Over a pound of squishy resistance, built for hands that seek heavy input
- ✨ Glitter suspended throughout catches light with every squeeze and stretch
- 🐢 Slow-rise formula: compresses under pressure, then gradually returns to shape
- 🙌 Sized for a two-handed squeeze — good for whole-body grounding, not just fingers
- 🚫📱 Screen-free sensory play for ages 3+ (supervise children who mouth objects)
Fun Doh Jumbo Glitter Squishy Cubes
$10.99
Estimated delivery Sep 09 - Sep 11
Description
Fun Doh Jumbo Glitter Squishy Cube — Oversized Slow-Rise Sensory Cube
Same Squish but Bigger Fun! The Jumbo Glitter Squishy Cube is the supersized version of Fun Doh’s slow-rise cube: a full three inches on every side and well over a pound of dense, glitter-suspended squish.
The size change isn’t cosmetic. A standard palm-sized squishy is a one-hand fidget worked mostly by the fingers. At this weight and volume, the Jumbo invites a two-handed squeeze that engages the wrists, forearms, and shoulders — the kind of whole-upper-body heavy work that many sensory seekers are looking for and rarely get from a desk fidget.
The slow-release material keeps its shape. Press it flat and it holds the compression before easing back to a cube, building in the same natural pause that makes slow-rise squishies useful for pacing breath and slowing down a keyed-up moment. The suspended glitter adds a layer of visual input that holds attention through the whole return. Compare to NeeDoh.
Details:
- Size: approximately 3.13″ H x 3.06″ W x 3.06″ L
- Weight: approximately 1.4 lb
- Slow-release / slow-rise squishy material with suspended glitter
- Colors vary — sent in assorted colors
- Material: non-toxic squishy compound
- Ages: 3+ per manufacturer
- ⚠️ Do not cut, puncture, or bite. Discard if the outer skin tears. Supervise children who mouth objects. Heavy — do not let children throw or drop it from height.
Who It’s For: The pick for sensory seekers who’ve outgrown a palm-sized squishy. OTs use oversized squishies for graded hand-strengthening and heavy-work input during table sessions. Parents of kids who squeeze, push, and crash appreciate having something that can absorb that drive without breaking. And it makes an unusually good gift item — the size alone reads as a real present in a way a $4 fidget doesn’t.
