Spikeyring with Dual Pads

 It's a TWIN SET | 1 PVC hard pad & 1 softer silicone pad secured on a fidget loop.  

• Double sided textured pad with PVC 'spikey' bristles in two different shapes both providing 'ouch' without harm & also picking support.  Some have likened it to a shakti pad for the hand (or under foot). 
• Double sided textured pad with silicone bristles in two different shapes for softer sensory input & picking support.
• Detachable Fidget Loop that can clip onto bags, keyrings, anywhere.... Can unscrew the cuff to attach or also to remove one or both pads. Additional fidgets can be added also.

They have been primarily developed by Kaiko as harm minimisation tools that provides 'hurt without harm' & surfaces to 'drag' finger nails over as a picking support tool.  They are helpful for those that benefit from deep, focused pressure to assist with regulation and respond well to high sensory input. 

SILICONE PAD (longer one) Approx 8cm x 3cm. This dual sided pad is soothing for many to brush over the fingers & skin, 'pick' at with finger nails.  It has some flex to it also.  A great tactile sensory support.  

PVC PAD (shorter one)  Approx 7 cm x 3 cm This dual sided pad is more abrasive & rigid. Great for putting in palm of hand and squeezing for 'ouch'.  Can 'pick' at these bristles also however they are more rigid than the silicone ones.   Can also press or rub on skin.  Please note extensive dragging across skin can cause reddening and, if prolonged, skin breakdown so supervision &/or an alternative tool is required if the person using is likely to use in this way.  

These have been 2 years in the making.  Build ground up by Kaiko Fidgets their design has been informed by lived experience & clinical practice.  

SILICONE PAD (longer one) Approx 8cm x 3cm. This dual sided pad is soothing for many to brush over the fingers & skin, 'pick' at with finger nails. It has some flex to it also.  A great tactile sensory support.

PVC PAD (shorter one) Approx 7 cm x 3 cm This dual sided pad is more abrasive & rigid. Great for putting in palm of hand and squeezing for 'ouch'. Can 'pick' at these bristles also, however, they are more rigid than the silicone ones.

Can also press or rub on skin. Please note - extensive dragging across skin can cause reddening and, if prolonged, skin breakdown so supervision & /or an alternative tool is required if the person using is likely to use in this way.

Age Recommendation: Ages 5 and up

Materials : Food grade silicone, PVC & Stainless Steel.

"The softer one is great for when I need my fingers to doing something which has helped me bite my finger nails less often. The harder one is great for a controlled “ouch” during moments of stress.Lake 2026"

"I wish I bought it sooner! I really seek a sharp sensation and this delivers! My daughter has also been enjoying the silicone piece as a alternative to finger skin picking. Amazing quality and design from Kaiko as always. Alison 2025"

"These have been the best solution for my pain-stimming needs that I've found so far. Adam 2025"

This is by far my favourite fidget. I keep it on my bag, so when I’m on the bus or in a movie theatre and get the urge to pick at my skin, nails, or scalp, I can just press my finger pads into the spikes and instantly feel calmer. Radhe 2025"

This is my favourite sensory item to date. I have bought another as a gift for a very keen colleague. 10/10 for variety of textures in a portable and subtle item. I love this thing, the four sides offer different stimulation when needed. This purchase was my second of this item, and it was given to a colleague who had absolutely fallen in love with my one.  Holly 2025"

"It has helped me with my anxiety and my need to scratch my arm. I would normally scratch my arm when I am stressed and overwhelmed but since getting the ouch with harm dual pad I have had 0 temptations to scratch my arm 10/10 would recommend Olivia 2025" 

Very good harm minimiser, use it very often and keep it on my school lanyard. Scarlett 2025"

"I am so glad I finally brought the Spikeyring. I am very tactile, and continually pick my skin which I have done since I was young. The smaller spikey is made of a harder less flexible material which is my favourite. I rub my thumb along it and I get a nice stimulating feeling. The larger spikey is more flexible. It still gives a stimulating sensation but not as much. This one I have found good if I want to pick at the bumps. But too be honest the stimulation I’ve gotten from the smaller one I haven’t really needed to. As a 40yr old woman I’m glad of the design so I can make it less obvious I’m sensory seeking with having it just on my keys or bag. I just wish I brought one sooner! HAYLEY 2025" 

"Spike provide a nice stimulating input, I have squeezed it pretty hard and it just leaves non permanent marks and no cuts "  Jared 2025

I bought this to help me at work and my fingers and nails have never looked better. 2 colleagues have now bought the same just in different colours, these have been more helpful than I expected! Samantha G 2025"

"I am a neurodivergent OT! I bought your ouch skin pick fidget and I have been going through a really hard time. Instead of wanting to hurt myself by picking my skin, which I used to do, I have channeled my valid anger in a healthy way into this amazing fidget! This is why I am buying another one, I need a backup (helps with the ADHD!). Also, the wrist spikey is a good one for out and about, I wear it like jewelry, it's great. Emma April  2024" 

"After unpacking these, my 10yo immediately proclaimed the softer one to be the best texture in the world, while I was overjoyed at the intensity of the harder one. We separated them from the key ring and have each been carrying our preferred choice in our pockets. She uses it as a subtle fidget in class to help her maintain focus when things get boring. I use it as a concentration and regulation tool - when I find myself getting overwhelmed, I press it into my skin or squeeze it in my hand, and the pressure helps me calm down. I really like tools that can provide mild pain without the risk of harm; it normalizes the experience of using mild pain as a regulation tool, while keeping everyone safe.  Emily S Jan 2025" 

"I absolutely love these! Have two sets and have given them as gifts. I use them whilst getting dental work done to distract my brain from the noises, I have used them to help me focus at tafe. I like deep pressure things with a little bit of ouch and these are perfect for that. Geena S jan 2025"

"I've got about 5 already and have now bought these to take overseas with me as a present to my brother who is also neurodivergent.  Even my partner who claims to not be neurodivergent loves them and always keeps a pair by his office desk. 2026"