NeeDoh Rainboh
$6.99
Comparison
Teenie vs Super NeeDoh
Teenie versus Super NeeDoh: pocket-size minis against models twice the Classic's size, and what each size is good for.
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Overview
Teenie NeeDoh are the mini end of the line, listed at around 1.5 inches. Super NeeDoh sits at the other end, described by the maker as twice the size of the Classic. The right pick depends on where the squish will live: pocket or desk.
Comparison Table
| Feature | Teenie | Super |
|---|---|---|
| Size | About 1.5 inches (Rainboh, Teenie Fuzz Ball) | Twice the size of the Classic, per the maker |
| Where it fits | Pocket, pencil case, party bag | Backpack or tote, desk, shelf |
| How it is sold | Singles, packs of three and multipacks | Single models: Super NeeDoh, Cool Cats, Fuzz Ball |
| Price band in our catalog | Lower; see each product page | Higher; see each product page |
| Best for | Sharing, collecting, travel | Home use and big gifts |
Winner
Pick Teenie to carry, share and collect; pick Super for a two-hand squeeze and a gift that looks like a gift. Many people own one of each.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mix sizes?
Yes. Many people keep a Super at home and a Teenie in the bag.
Are Teenie packs safe for young children?
NeeDoh is recommended for ages 3 and up, and small pieces call for adult supervision. Check the packaging.