Poke'N Dots Popp’n Thinking Putty® - 4" Tin Thinking Putty - Non-Toxic Sensory Play Putty - Never Dries Out - Creative Toy

My kids are absolutely obsessed with this putty. The texture is perfect - stretchy, squishy, and super satisfying to play with. It keeps them entertained for long stretches, and I love that it doesn’t dry out or make a mess. Great quality and totally worth it if you’re looking for a simple toy that kids actually keep coming back to.

I browsed all of crazy Aaron’s putty options for so long before finally deciding on this one, and it didn’t disappoint. Although quite firm at first, it’s super enjoyable once warm. The popping sounds it creates when being stretched and squeezed is so satisfying too. Not to mention the little rainbow beads (and some glitter) make it appealing to look at. I also didn’t find the tin to be that difficult to open, just twisted it and pulled it off. I’m super happy with this purchase.

Great for anyone with busy hands, I got it to start actively trying to not pick my fingers and I’m happy this slime is not sticky so it’s easy to bring around with you.

fun to play with and sounds good but the packaging is very poor quality and came damaged. very hard to open and now unable to close properly, concerned how well it will last

Super new** Crazy Aaron’s Crackle Snap Poppins Polka Dot Thinking Putty I was honestly surprised by how fast this showed up. The color hit me right away. It has that liquid‑glass type of base that Crazy Aaron uses, and whatever that medium is, it really works for this one. The colors are bright and look great suspended in the clear gel. When you stretch it or whip it up, it turns into this cloudy white that holds all the little pellets in place, and it looks really cool. I’m pretty sure the pellets are some kind of polystyrene or Styrofoam, but they feel different from the usual stuff. They have a soft, pudgy texture when you press on them. They don’t feel hard at all, but you still get a nice tactile sensation from the roundness. It’s actually really therapeutic. They’re way better than the sharp or rigid pieces you get in some other sensory putties. These feel smooth and pleasant to roll around in your fingers. If you move your fingers fast, a couple of the pellets can pop out, but it’s not a big deal. They’re soft and colorful and add a lot to the overall feel. The tin is also larger than the smaller sensory versions Crazy Aaron puts out, so you get a good amount to work with. I don’t know if the base medium is what causes the occasional popping, but the overall tactile feel is way more satisfying than the standard putties. I haven’t tried the Green Pea or the sponge‑textured versions yet, but this one feels like it’s right up there with the best of them for fidgeting. Five out of five.