This ring is accurate to its size chart and such a help when juggling treats and a leash. My timing is much more consistent and I can really see the value of a clicker with this ring vs. "yes". I always liked the clicker in training classes but felt they were difficult to juggle out in the world. This resolves this problem. This is a quieter clicker than the oval shaped ones with yellow button. But it is also much easier to click when you intend to do so. My pup doesn't seem to mind that it is quieter, and a few friends have ordered one because more sharp/louder clicks frighten their pups. So this is great! The only downside is the price, but this price is consistent with Karen Pryor's website as well. Clean Run has much fairer prices on shipping though! I do wish they were a bit cheaper, I'd order a bunch to have on hand to share with friends.

This clicker helps people that think they can’t manage a clicker. Two things to make it more useable. Buy a few sizes larger so it fits on your index finger. When you click don’t have the sound vents covered by your fingers. That’s why some people think the click sounds low. The sound volume is sufficient

I really liked the easier maneuvering of this clicker--easier to juggle, but the "click" is not sharp, and my dog barely notices it, compared to the teardrop-shaped clickers. If this is a dogs first exposure to a clicker it might be okay. Also, pricey.

I absolutely love this ring. I'm a clicker trainer who basically never uses a clicker because voice is easier and I only have 2 hands and not much coordination. This thing actually makes me train more! By using it on my thumb or index finger I can hold and dispense treats in the same hand as the clicker without dropping either. It's a good volume, easy to press, and comfortable. I hesitated buying it because of the price, but now that I've used it I think it's worth it - especially if you're like me and regular clickers (even with a wrist strap) make you wish for that third hand.

This is a useful little option, but comes with a pretty dull click and a hefty price tag. It doesn't free your hand quite as much as you'd think because of the bulk, but it does stay with your hand if you fumble. At lower cost I would say totally worth playing with it; at this price, I'm disappointed.

I will not use any other clicker although I have loads. This is always there, no fumbling for it dangling from your wrist. I use it on my middle finger and the sound is fine, loud enough for my dog to hear it, they have great hearing, but not disruptive in a class. That said, It is a bit pricey for what it is.

Fits great and is very comfortable - the bottom split part is silicone. Perfect clicking sound - no problem with the volume. I am getting my new puppy in 2 months. I have adhd and I'm always looking for ways to streamline training. I will also get some wrist clickers and attach them to a lanyard around my neck, so I have a necklace version too. Less things to keep track of!

I agree with NOT loud enough