Custom Stress Balls and Fidget Toys with Your Logo

Stress relievers are the classic trade show handout because they cost little, they get picked up, and they sit on a desk for months. The range covers moulded stress shapes from balls and hearts to sport and industry specific forms, plus newer fidget items such as push pop discs, spinners and sensory wristbands.Shape does most of the work here, so choose one that says something about your organisation before you worry about color.

Showing 271–315 of 918 resultsSorted by price: low to high

Showing 271–315 of 918 resultsSorted by price: low to high

Shape is the message

A generic round stress ball is forgettable. A shape that matches your sector is not: a tooth for a dental practice, a house for a realtor, a hard hat for a contractor, a football for a school program. People keep the ones that are recognisably about something. Browse by shape rather than by price, because the difference in cost between a round ball and a moulded shape is usually smaller than the difference in how long it stays on a desk.

Stress shapes or fidget items

Moulded foam stress shapes are squeezed and released. They are simple, they survive being thrown in a bag, and they work for every age. Fidget items such as push pop discs and spinners are more engaging and currently more popular with younger audiences, but they have moving parts or silicone bubbles that can tear, and they sit at a higher price. For a school or family event, fidget items get more attention. For a professional trade show, a moulded shape reads better on a desk.

Printing on a curved foam surface

Stress items are decorated by pad printing, typically one color in one location. That is a real constraint rather than a starting point: the surface is soft, curved and often textured, so multi color artwork and fine detail are not reliably reproducible here. Plan on a single color version of your logo, and if your mark depends on a gradient or a photographic element, simplify it before you order rather than being surprised by the proof.

A note on who these are for

Stress relievers are frequently bought for wellbeing programs. They are a giveaway, not a therapeutic device, and it is worth not overselling them in internal communications. Used as a desk item and a conversation starter they work well. Presented as a stress management initiative on their own they tend to land badly with staff.

Related items

For event handouts at similar cost see toys and beach balls. For desk items with a longer life see mouse pads and key chains. For children and family events see stuffed animals.