Fruit Stress Balls
Fruit stress balls with logo printing start as polyurethane foam shapes modelled on real produce, sorted here by where they would sit in the fruit bowl. The foam squeezes down and bounces back, so each shape holds its form.
- Orchard Fruit: Apples in a choice of colours, a red apple figure, a green pear and a yellow banana.
- Citrus: Oranges and lemons, plus a grapefruit moulded as a cut half.
- Berries: Strawberries, blueberries, a raspberry topped with a leaf and a violet blackberry with a green top.
- Vine and Seed Fruit: A purple grape cluster and a pomegranate with a textured surface that mimics the real thing.
- Tropical and Melon: Mango, kiwi fruit, cantaloupe, watermelon and a yellow and green pineapple.
At a busy regional field day, a fresh produce grower's stand hands a pomegranate to each farmer who stops for a chat about supply. Later that afternoon one of them is stuck in the ute waiting on the stock agent, turning it over and squeezing it while the radio plays. It rides home on the dash and stays there for weeks. For more shapes, see our transport stress toys.
Most styles can be printed, and some can be printed with a full colour digital print for multicoloured artwork on branded fruit stress balls. Mould lines can be rough on some pieces, so the smoother sections suit the print best.
Worth Knowing
How do I choose the right fruit shape for my business?
Match the fruit to what you sell or promote, like grapes for a winery or citrus for a juice brand. When there's no obvious link, apples and strawberries read instantly as healthy and work across most wellness messages.
Is a realistic or character style apple better for my campaign?
The realistic apple suits health and produce messages, and it comes in a choice of colours. The red apple figure has a character feel, which works better when your campaign uses a mascot or a playful theme.
What should I check before picking custom fruit stress balls for an expo?
Check that your audience is adult, because these aren't toys and aren't suitable for children or pets. Also note that the print wears with long term squeezing, so they work best as desk pieces rather than heavy daily play items.
Are fruit stress balls with logo a good fit for wellness campaigns?
Yes, apples and strawberries read instantly as healthy, so they carry wellness messages across most audiences. A bowl of mixed shapes on a stand looks like a real fruit display and gets people reaching in.