FUTUREPLUSX Inflatable Snake Set - Realistic Pool Floats for Garden & Pool Fun (3PCS) Review

You seem great, unfortunately two out of three remain uninflated. They only lasted a few weeks. However, they don't let the ducks into the pool until they fly further north!

I bought these for my pool to keep the iguanas out. You just made it! They are big and strong and haven't had any problems with it yet! They come alive too, the design is clearly printed and the little tongue is a nice touch.

They deflate every day. I bought these to keep birds out of my pool as they naturally like to mark their territory. They work! However, for maximum exertion, I have to inflate them a few times a day. I never inflated them too much. You get what you pay for!

These snakes are so realistic they scared my gardener. I bought these snakes to keep ducks from swimming in my pool. They are so realistic the ducks have never returned. Easy to inflate and won't lose air until I blow it off. I love these snakes!

I can't believe it actually worked but I tied one of these snakes to my tomatoes and haven't lost a single tomato to birds since! I have a second snake on the ground next to my strawberry plants and I seem to lose fewer of them to pests as well. I'm glad I tried them before wasting time installing a fence around my yard.

These inflatable boats required inflating with an air compressor pump but there were no leaks or holes. There are 2 tabs on the side to which you can attach a string or a small pen, depending on your intended use. I placed narrow metal bars to secure the mine in the ground near the porch. Unfortunately, they did not repel pest rodents or other vermin.

They are great, especially for the price! We put them in the pool as part of the Halloween decorations. If I had the liberty I would probably order 2 more sets of 3 snakes so they really stand out more. but i try to be good. We also have a big floating pumpkin and a skeleton floating on top of the raft. They lose a star for placing the inflation point at the top of the snake instead of at the bottom. In my first photo you can see what I mean. The pictures they show don't make it clear and are a

Kept an inflatable snake for many years but didn't display it in the garden last spring. Guilty. And here's Groundhog Buddy. Damned. Wrestled with him all summer. So this year I am prepared accordingly. Snakes all over the garden. And shared one with a friend who has a problem with the cartridge. Who knows? Perhaps Buddy turned out to be dinner for a local fox, and it's not the snakes that work their magic. until he left I am happy. Normal quality snakes. Some thin. I don't know how they will…