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Studies show that physical activity helps to increase focus and attention while sitting, especially for kids and teens with ADHD. Teachers and parents now have the perfect solution for kids that need to wiggle while they sit. Kick Bands provide quiet sensory-motor input to help self-regulation in class or at home.
Kick Bands were specifically designed to allow active students freedom to move their feet while seated. Physical activity — even a little foot-tapping or bouncing — increases levels of the neurotransmitters in the brain that control focus and attention. Kick Bands can play a key role in sharpening focus and increasing attention.
Installation is simple and takes just a few seconds. The elastic loop band easily stretches around the two front legs of a school chair. To remove, simply stretch the band off one leg. They can stretch to fit any chair with 2 front legs wider than 10" (measured from the outside of the legs).
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
A classroom must! The students all wanted them.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
All of my students have a fidget band around their chair. It’s such a helpful and useful tool for my student’s. It’s best that every student have one for inclusion and I’m grateful I can do that!
Javier
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Indeed my daughter found these bands very useful to relax and feel bettter when in the classroom
william poole
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
I bought these for my sons teacher to use in her class, and the kids love them. Haven't had them long, so not sure how durable they are yet. They seemed to be pretty sturdy though. Not bad for the money if they hold up. Time will tell.
Jenna
Reviewed in Canada on November 20, 2023
Advertised as a 2 pack but only one was in the package. Amazon is only allowing me to process a return which I don't want to do, I just want the second item. Item itself seems to work well and be good quality
Katherine S.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2021
I've had these in my 2nd grade class for 2 1/2 years. As you can see in the picture, They get used quite a bit by little feet on a daily basis! This one is turned around and flipped over, which is the purpose of a fidgety-type band. Some kids get very excited and can get very loud with their band, but I just have to remind them that it is a privilege to have one and they can lose it very easily. Then the noise stops right away.I have only had 12, and had been using my 6 wobble chairs to trade with the other regular ones, but I'd like to keep those in 1 place at my work table where they come and sit. So, by purchasing another set, everyone can have a chair band now. I reviewed cheaper ones, and many tear and rip. I decided to go back to these and spend the $ now to invest in what I already know is a solid investment.
Alex
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020
I am a substitute teacher, and I find myself in classrooms that contain children with 504s and IEPs every single day. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students are required to stay at their desks, which is next to impossible for some energetic students, especially those with ADHD. Fellow educators, I'm sure you know exactly what I'm talking about.These chair bands have helped me meet the needs of even the most restless students by giving them an outlet for their wiggles. The human body isn't designed to sit in a chair for seven hours a day, but these bands really help. I have tried a few different brands, and I have found Solace to be the absolute best in terms of resistance, durability, and ease of care. They're not quite perfect, but they have absolutely been worth every penny for me.PRO TIPS FOR THE WISE: Based on experience, I recommend the following two "Wiggle Band Expectations":first, please use them as quietly and respectfully as possible.Second, please use the front or back of your shoes (not the soles) to bounce against the bands.
Airmoss18
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2020
This was recommended to me by a teacher who uses them in her classroom for squirmy kids. After reading tons of reviews, I settled with this one. Good value when considering you get two. Slipped on chair fairly easy. Once on chair it does start to catch or roll and you have to unfold it during setup. Easy to adjust. Kid gets great bounce when kicking this and it doesn’t move around very easily. Docked one star because it could be thicker (might not last forever) and it starts to slip downward after a while from kicking. It also makes a little noise at times (rubber band sound), which I’m sure if it was thicker then it wouldn’t be a problem.
Liv'in Learn
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2017
Update 10/1/17Company refunded purchase price through Amazon today, solely based on my unsatisfied review. I did not contact them or return the merchandise - just simply was notified about the refund through email by Amazon. This impressed me, as they are standing behind their product and customer guarantee. For that, I increased the stars to 3 - still feel the same about the bands for my age group of students, but want to make sure the company gets credit for treating its customers with integrity. Nice to know there are companies out there like Solace.Bought for middle school classroom to try after we got to test out the Bouncy Bands, which we loved, but can't afford for every desk.Pros - easy to install, and cheap at $3 each.Cons: slip down to the ground if your desk legs don't have a natural stop.Snap on kids' legs if they get overly silly with them.Tend to twang and make noises with same type students, so for a bit until they got used to them, I had extra classroom management to do instead of less to do.Get very dirty right away, looking unappealing.Not super-durable with middle school feet - two out of ten bands already have tears, and I had to remove them.Working on a way for them not to slip down the legs (testing out multiple layers of electrical tape to create a "stop" on the desk legs) and twisted them up so that they only have one surface instead of the two, which helps with the twanging/snapping of legs.Overall, not nearly as satisfactory as the Bouncy Bands which are totally quiet, no issues, don't slip down, and exceptionally more durable, BUT so much more expensive - we don't have the $15 for 32 desks, so making do.Next going to try some heavy duty exercise bands that are black (won't show the dirt) that seem about the same as these kick bands and are about .50 cents a piece cheaper with same modifications. We have even tried using Gatorade bottles as stops so they don't slip to the floor, with a little bit of success (our awesome custodian came up with idea and test pair) but they make their own noise, and well - look not-so-great. I'll update in a month or so to let you know how the modification process is going.
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