🐾 Mylar Paw Patrol Balloon - 54 Inch Paw Patrol AirWalker Balloon Review

We used a plastic straw to inflate with regular air instead of helium and it worked. Our little one loved the birthday surprise. The little guy is 37.5 inches tall compared to the size of a balloon. Each leg is inflated separately from the body and the head is also separate. Comes with instructions on how to put each piece together. I would buy again!

I unfortunately had the same problem as the other reviewer. It couldn't be inflated, but I wasn't in a party town that could easily be exchanged for me, so I lost the money spent on that purchase. I literally cried when the nozzle didn't go in and the balloon burst. I've waited so long for my son to see this! I wouldn't buy just based on my review but if there's a way to check when you're getting it I would, I don't live near a party town and I inflated all the balloons on the morning of the…

Chase is HUGE! The blasting instructions were helpful. The reason it gets 3 stars and not 5 is because the right hind leg doesn't hold air (or helium). We tried to blow it up several times and also sealed it with duct tape. You can see his leg is deflated in the picture. There must have been a small hole in it that we couldn't find. Otherwise it's a great balloon. Disappointing because you usually don't inflate the balloon until after the party and there was nothing we could do about it so we…

Do you have a Paw Patrol lover? This is a MUST HAVE for any PAW Patrol party! It's huge! I took it to my local grocery store to have one of my sons fill it up. The crowd of spectators made me feel like I was in a "mini-concert". Everyone loved it, especially my son who jumped for joy. I received a ridiculous amount of compliments and "where did I love it!" I'm pretty sure we put a smile on a lot of people's faces while we were there. We attached the weights he brought to his legs and drove him…

Great for Paw Patrol lovers! You can either buy a small helium tank from the party supplies department of a large store and fill it yourself, or you can take it to a party supply store and have it filled for a small fee. My local grocery store even refills them for $2 or $3. If you buy your own small balloon, you should have enough helium to fill that balloon and about a dozen regular latex balloons. I happened to have a small helium tank left over from a previous party and have just used it. I

I bought this glider for my son's first birthday, one thing I didn't know was how expensive it was to fill it with helium. I took it to a party town and topped it up with $13. So please factor this into the price of what you end up paying. So I was a bit surprised by this. Another feature of this glider is that helium is constantly leaking from the head. I filled it up and when I got home my head was blank so I went back to party town thinking they had done something wrong. I go there and when…

Extremely disappointed. I bought it for my daughter's 3rd birthday. She loves the Paw Patrol. I took the balloon to Party City to inflate and they couldn't push the nozzle through the section they were supposed to go through, it was sealed. Tried for 10 minutes, they brought it to show me and it was exactly as they said. I tried opening the partition gently for another 5 minutes but it didn't work. It was about 1 inch that was pinched making it impossible to get through without breaking the…

She did her job at my little husband's 3rd birthday party. You must inflate the balloon when you receive it, but Chase's legs must be attached to his body, as must his head. They are labeled and easy to attach once inflated. The balloon doesn't last long. He made it through the party but one leg started deflating quickly (to be honest the cat was scratching it) but once one leg started deflating it felt like the whole balloon was pressing on itself and while nothing bothered Chase's other…