Ark's Goshabunga Large Textured Grabber - Soft (Red)

ARK's Goshabunga Textured Grabber® is the large, textured version of the iconic Grabber® oral motor chew tool — designed for older teenagers and adults who need a bigger, more comfortable handle, extra tactile input, and a longer extension for reaching the back molars.

"Goshabunga" is a word coined by one of ARK's founders meaning really big! — and this chew delivers on that promise with a 6.8" length versus the original 5" Grabber. The textured surface provides additional proprioceptive feedback compared to the smooth version.

How It Can Be Used

• As an oral fidget for sensory seekers craving proprioceptive input
• As a safe alternative to chewing on hands, knuckles, shirts, or pencils
• As an alternative to tooth-grinding or thumb-sucking
• To help decrease oral defensiveness and food aversions
• To practise biting and chewing without the risk of choking
• To work on jaw strength, stability, and oral motor skills
• To build oral strength, mobility, and control
• To satisfy the urge to chew for individuals fed through a g-tube

Chewing Levels Available

• Standard (Soft) — softest, most squishy level; for mild chewers and beginners practising biting/chewing skills. This listing: Red (Standard).
• XT / Medium Firm — firmer but still chewy; for moderate chewers
• XXT / Very Firm — most firm and most resistant; for avid/heavy chewers

Product Details

• Goshabunga measures approx. 6.8" long, 2.1" across the loop, 0.46" thick
• Original Grabber® measures approx. 5" long, 1.9" across the loop, 0.44" thick
• Innovative P-shape with easy-to-hold loop and long back-molar extension
• Textured surface for enhanced tactile and proprioceptive feedback
• Sold individually
• Made in the USA by ARK Therapeutic — medical grade, FDA compliant
• No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex

Perfect For

• Older teenagers and adults with oral sensory needs
• Individuals who benefit from extra tactile input during chewing
• Individuals with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, or anxiety
• Speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists

Caution: Not a toy. Adult supervision required at all times. No chew tool is indestructible — inspect regularly and replace if signs of wear appear. Longevity depends on chewing intensity and individual oral needs.