Intex Inflatable Paradise Panel Colorful Review

Don't be fooled - it's not 24 inches in diameter. My pair is 15 inches. The quality is acceptable but I needed a bigger ball. I'm disappointed.

It's not 24 inches tall. As they were purchased for educational 'play' and not children's play, the size was chosen for a specific purpose and was not usable.

After opening the package to inflate a ball, it was very difficult for me to do it with my own breath. I had to ask my husband to take over when the job was half done. I recommend using a ball inflator.

I feel completely deprived! When inflated, beach balls are only about 15 inches wide. If you look at the packaging, the fine print says the beach balls are deflated 24 inches! Who cares about deflated water polo sizes?

I chose this item because some sections were clear. The bullets I got didn't have a clear cut, they were white. However, they are large and fit well for my daughter's neon party. I would recommend.

Manufacturer Intex. I have known in the past that they make reliable inflatable children's toys but these beach balls were a total disappointment. Came in a pack of 2. Both were flat before a full day of use. One of them never left the house. Extremely bad quality.

The photo and description clearly show the ball is transparent but it is white. I've blown up many beach balls and this one is by far the most difficult. I don't know why, but it was so hard to put the little piece of plastic back in place. Every time I tried it lost air. I think it's not bad for the price but wish it was clear as pictured.

I bought this based on the sizes listed. The info online says 24 inches and is accompanied by a picture of an inflated ball stating it is 56cm in diameter. That's 22 inches, but still big enough for my needs. It is only when I receive the product that I see that the packaging states that 24 inches refers to "approximate deflated size". When folded, the product measures only 15 inches. Who picks the ball based on its deflated size?

Dear Beach Ball Manufacturer Marketing Department, The math will help you. You cannot measure an uninflated ball lying horizontally and get an accurate diameter. At best, you're getting closer to half the circumference. One of these balls is NOT 24 inches in diameter. I stupidly bought these spheres for a specific project and needed a sphere that was about 24" in diameter. Unfortunately, the diameter is a little less than 16 inches. After inflating, I immediately realized that I was deceived by