🎅 7-Foot Inflatable Santa Claus and Penguin Island with Palm Tree: Enchanting Holiday Decor for All! Review

It was fun and made me want to live in the tropics. The only problem was that Santa was leaning far out so I tied his arm to a tree with rope. Back then, it didn't look like he had a few too many.

Palm tree top collects rain and does not puff up after heavy rain. You'll need to support the top for a few minutes to allow the water to drain. Also, don't forget to secure it with all the anchors.

It was in the box I lived in to test before storage! Explodes beautifully. I left it for two days and it doesn't work! I tried to return but the window was closed for return! It sucks to be without this money!

This was a great decoration for our home in Hawaii. Read reviews about problems with inflation or wind - this is not our case. Has withstood the trade winds (several nights over 20mph) and the rain that comes in winter. No problem. My kids loved it and they loved Santa Claus enjoying the "Cake Colada".

We ordered this in August well before we installed it. We installed it on our lawn the day before Thanksgiving, November 27th. It worked fine for 2 days. Then the fan stopped blowing. I wanted to return it but they have a 30 day return policy so I think we lost $100. We liked him when he was working but we can't recommend him due to 2 working days.

I hope it lasts many Christmas seasons; I bought this because our 2 year old grandson was wondering why we don't let him approach others in the neighbors yards. It was a great success for him because he was able to hug the penguin. It's quite a charming piece. Once I learned how to blow it up every night, it wasn't difficult at all. It was less fun in rainy seasons, but it still worked. The wind was the worst enemy; strong winds can knock it over, so be sure to use the cable ties provided. The…

We received our Santa and the box was in good condition. I carefully took it out of the box, read the instructions (not difficult to assemble) and waited for it to fill up. You notice that none of the three coconuts fully explode. Upon further examination, it split about 1/3. We unpacked and helped fill very carefully, so I don't think it was our fault. Seam looks like it wasn't fully hooked when sewn together. It is completely inflated and appears to be holding air despite the hole in the…