Juvale Small Number 6 Gold Foil Pinata - Ideal Sixth Birthday Party Supplies, Dimensions 15.5 x 10.5 x 3 Inches Review

Took only a few minutes but did the job. At first we thought it was small compared to the unicorn piñatas we've had for years, but we were able to fill it with enough candy for the kids.

Although the piñata is a bit small, it contains a decent amount of candy (probably enough for 6-8 kids); However, after several smacks from an incompetent three-year-old, the tip of the piñata (which is attached to the rope) came loose.

This pinata was small compared to the many pinatas in the store, but it still contained a decent amount of candy for about 15 kids. We tried to make the piñata last long enough for all the kids to take turns hitting it, but I think that was because the crooked numbers on the top caused it to break easily and fall to the ground much sooner than I expected. It's a piñata, so I can't get upset that it's broken.

Reliable pinata. happy color; bright glossy finish. It doesn't break on the first hit, but it's not impossible to hack either. Makes your birthday party even more fun. The packaging is not broken / the goods are not damaged. Would recommend others to throw a birthday party for a 6 year old.

Bought for my twin boy and twin girl's birthday because they had two different themes. It turned out to be surprisingly smaller than I thought it would be, but everything was fine. The third kid broke it, but then we pulled the rope through the hole. From six for everyone to try. It looked great in the photos.

This piñata was small compared to the many piñatas in the store, but it still contained a decent amount of candy for about 15 kids. We tried to make the piñata last long enough for all the kids to take turns hitting it, but I think that was because the crooked numbers on the top caused it to break easily and fall to the ground much sooner than I expected. It's a piñata, so I can't get upset that it's broken.

Very poor quality. The pinata broke on the first pull on the string. The cardboard came loose at the top where the screed meets, the seam was barely glued. Then we tied the string around the top of the six. It fell apart after a hit from our unsportsmanlike 6 year old daughter. With another smack from a three-year-old, the piñata was ready. We filled it with a bag of chocolates, stamps and a small slim container. It doesn't seem heavy on the design. If you want to decorate, that's fine. If you…