Manimo

Manimo Sensory Ball Trio (pack of 3)

$26.85 CAD

The Manimo Sensory Stress Ball Trio is suitable for care communities looking for sensory tools to use across multiple residents or group activity sessions.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

The Manimo Sensory Stress Ball Trio is a 3-pack of weighted tactile stress balls designed to provide comfort and sensory stimulation through touch. Each ball is covered in ultra-soft velvet fabric and filled with non-toxic micro-beads, offering a gentle, calming effect for people living with anxiety, agitation, or cognitive impairment.

The micro-bead interior provides satisfying resistance when squeezed or handled, encouraging fine motor movement and supporting dexterity. Each ball can also be scented for added olfactory stimulation. The trio format makes it practical for care communities, group activity programs, or households where multiple people benefit from sensory tools.

Suitable for mild to moderate stages of cognitive impairment. Hand-washable.

  • The Manimo Sensory Stress Ball Trio is suitable for care communities looking for sensory tools to use across multiple residents or group activity sessions.
  • The Manimo Sensory Stress Ball Trio is suitable for people living with mild to moderate cognitive impairment who experience anxiety or agitation and benefit from regular tactile stimulation.
  • The Manimo Sensory Stress Ball Trio is suitable for caregivers who want to keep a stress ball in multiple locations — bedroom, living room, and activity area — without purchasing separately.
  • Brand: Manimo
  • Pack size: 3 balls
  • Diameter: 10 cm per ball
  • Weight: 100g per ball
  • Fabric: 80% polyester, 20% spandex
  • Interior: non-toxic plastic micro-beads
  • Colors included in the pack: green and blue
  • Set of 3 weighted sensory stress balls
  • Ultra-soft velvet cover for pleasant tactile stimulation
  • Non-toxic micro-bead interior provides gentle weighted resistance
  • Encourages fine motor movement and supports dexterity
  • Can be scented for added olfactory stimulation
  • Calming effect suitable for moments of anxiety or agitation
  • Highly resistant and durable for daily use
  • Suitable for mild to moderate stages of cognitive impairment
  • Hand-washable

Hand wash each ball in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not wring.

Lay flat to dry.

If scenting a ball, apply a small amount of essential oil to the fabric and allow to air out before use.

FAQs

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The pack includes 3 Manimo sensory stress balls.

Yes. Each ball in the trio has the same dimensions, weight, and construction as the individually sold Manimo Sensory Stress Ball. The trio simply offers better value for households or care settings that need multiple balls.

Yes. The ball can be lightly scented with an essential oil applied to the fabric, adding an olfactory dimension to the sensory experience.

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