Pocket Pals: Flexi Articulated Animals
Tiny 3D printed animals with joints that actually move. Each Pocket Pal is poseable, pocket sized, and printed by us one at a time.
Flexi animals, printed one at a time
A Pocket Pal is a flexi animal: a small 3D printed creature built from dozens of linked segments, so the whole body bends, curls and poses. No assembly, no batteries. It comes off the printer already moving.
We print every one ourselves. The range runs from foxes and otters to axolotls, capybaras, sea turtles and guinea pigs, plus multi-packs like Forest Friends if you would rather start with a set. Most are $5.99 to $7.99, and orders over $50 ship free in the US.
People keep them on desks, in pockets, in bags and on car dashboards. They are quiet, they survive being fiddled with all day, and they are small enough to lose in a good way.
Pocket Pal FAQs
A flexi animal is a 3D printed toy made of many connected links, so it flexes and poses like a real spine. Ours print in one piece, fully articulated, with no glue or assembly.
Yes. Every joint moves. You can curl them, pose them, and fidget with them without anything snapping off.
Pocket sized, as advertised. Most sit comfortably in a closed hand and clip to a bag or sit on a desk.
PLA, a plant based plastic. Printed and finished in our own shop, not drop shipped.
Yes. Sets like Forest Friends, Under the Sea and Weird & Wonderful bundle several animals together and cost less than buying them one at a time.