Crazy Aaron’s Angry Putty, Stress Ball. The large round tin has glittery dark blue putty swirled inside. The putty is reflecting the light and you can see the small, rectangular and circle shaped glitter inside the putty, shining in silver. The lid to the left shows a drawn stressed face with sweat beads splashing from the face on top of a band of putty.
Crazy Aaron’s Angry Putty, Stress Ball container with the lid shut. The large, round, silver tin has a sticker on top that shows a drawn stressed face with sweat beads splashing from the face on top of a band of putty stretched across the label. You can see small rectangle and circle shaped glitter inside the putty, shining in silver through the dark-blue putty. The background colors are blue with some dark blue squiggles doodled randomly on the label.
Crazy Aaron’s Angry Putty, Stress Ball in packaging. The red, rectangular shaped, paper packaging shows the large, round, silver tin peeking through the bottom. The tin lid sticker has a blue background with dark blue squiggles. There is a stressed face with splashing sweat beads drawn over a band of putty, stretched across the label. You can see small, silver, rectangle and circle shaped glitter inside the dark blue putty. Text on the package reads “The more you stretch, the stronger it gets.”

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Stress Ball Angry Putty

Stress Ball Angry Putty

Stress Ball Thinking Putty is a fabulous fidget like the other Thinking Putties. However, this super-smooth blue putty also gets more resistant with each stretch.

$8

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Ages8+
AvailabilityUsually ships in 2-10 days.
Product Code284-150
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Stress Ball Angry Putty

 

Like other putties, non-toxic, non-gooey Stress Ball Thinking Putty will bounce, stretch, tear, drip, snap, and even shatter. But this soothing slab of super-smooth blue putty also gets more resistant with each stretch. How many stretches can you do in 15 seconds? Stress Ball is a lovely way to reduce teenage tension, but it works equally well in a home office setting. Stress Ball Thinking Putty can also be used as a hand exercise for violin, ukulele, and guitar players.

 

Each tin arrives with one-fifth of a pound of Stress Ball – that’s an impressive adult-sized handful of the highest quality moldable putty. Gluten-free, latex-free, and silicone-based, Stress Ball will never dry out & is easily removed from solid surfaces. Stress Ball is manufactured with the help of exceptional individuals challenged with disabilities.

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What Our Customers Have To Say
  1. February 29, 2024

    Fun Fidget

    Jill W.

    Our family loves this so much more than slime. Less sticky, easy to keep in it's container, and fun to play with while listening during school time.

  2. February 28, 2024

    Great putty

    Brook M.

    We love Aaron’s thinking putty! High quality and comes with great storage container to keep it in.

  3. February 23, 2023

    Fun!

    Eliza’s M.

    My kids love playing with putty while listening to read out louds

  4. January 8, 2023

    Great putty

    Brook M.

    This is a high quality thinking putty. It comes in a sturdy container and lasts a long time. Great for fidgeting.

  5. August 14, 2022

    Daughter loves it

    Amanda A.

    My daughter (6) has a hard time focusing and gets frustrated with herself quite easily. I bought this putty to help her have something to do with her hands when I’m teaching her, as well as to help her when she’s frustrated. So far, she loves it. I can’t tell if it helps with her frustration, but I think it will. Even if it doesn’t, it was worth it just so she has something to fiddle with (that’s not overly distracting) while I’m teaching her.