AzBoys Balloons Colorful Biodegradable Balloon Review

This is exactly what we were looking for. We don't have a hose so we looked for regular water balloons instead of putting them in a hose and blowing 100 at a time and they were perfect. We were able to stretch them to fit over a faucet head. Our faucet head is oddly shaped, so much wider than normal, but these balloons were strong enough to pass through. We also used some of these to decorate our backyard because we had a last minute BBQ party in the backyard.

At the school where I work we decorate lockers for birthdays with these little balloons. We fill them up with a small hand pump, and then glue them to the cabinet. The material of the balloon is pleasant to the touch, softer and less plastic than ordinary balloons. They don't pop because of the tape we use to stick them to the closet. They still bang in a hallway full of students after a day, but they're holding up well and I genuinely believe it's the kids banging them, not themselves.

We all have water balloons with tiny holes that pop when you try to fill them or pop when you remove them from the faucet/hose. Or they are so hard that when thrown they bounce off a person. These balloons didn't have any of those problems and the kids loved them. They are really thin but very stretchy. When you fill them, they don't crack or pop, they just stretch (you must support them while filling). EASY to tie because you can stretch your neck 3 or 4 inches to tie (my 8 year old daughter…

I bought these balloons for the water engineering competition we hold every year. This year, teams had to develop a human-powered pump to fill the water balloons that would be used for the corn pits. These balloons were perfect. They resisted the abuse with a quick fill, 2 throws of 10 feet each, and then a final throw of 15 feet onto the corn hole board. We needed strong balloons that could withstand the rough handling of being thrown, but then shatter upon impact with a corn hole board. These