🎈 Prextex 300 Party Balloons: 10 Assorted Rainbow Colors for Birthday Parties or Arch Decor - Helium Quality Review

These balloons are amazing! They are on day 13 and still puffed up. I blew up 150 balloons with an electronic inflator and only one popped. I only noticed a few pink balls that lost some air after 7 days. In the photo, the balls are on the 13th day.

I ordered 900 of these balloons for a raffle to fill someone's office and in the couple of hours we spent filling them, only 1 small amount (most of which were from the fact that we accidentally hit them in the nails). We could easily stretch them and even twist them into custom shapes. All in all great balls at a very reasonable price.

We only used red and two greens. All of the dark green was distorted and the latex was unevenly distributed across the balloon. The theses either popped when we pumped them up, or they had small holes in them, or they exploded and warped and we couldn't use them. We made an organic Christmas color garland. We haven't used any other colors yet, but we sincerely hope for success. Very bad first impression.

As a professional balloon decorator I always use Qualatex products. However, in this situation, I received only a few days' notice and was unable to order what I needed on time. I used about 200 out of 300 and only 3 were faulty. The colors were a bit paler than the Qualatex brand, but not enough to be significant. I've also used helium in 15 of them and from what I can tell they've held up well.

Bought these as a surprise for my boss to fill his office. I foolishly thought 300 would be enough to fill a room but NO. However, these balloons were strong and none of them popped when we filled and tied them. The picture I've attached is a mix of these balloons and other balloons I bought from the store. But you have the idea. Anyway if you're trying to fill a space like me you need at least 1000. Hope this helps!

I'm not disappointed, the kids are happy, so am I! I inflated about 80 of them with construction compressors. Of course, some will burst, but I personally help over-inflate them (I always want the max size). I've found that each color has a different thickness and elasticity, so some will puff up more than others. I will soon inflate more to replace the burst ones. and entertain the children... The goal is achieved, the children are happy

These are the weirdest balloons I've ever used. As if they were made of cheap rubber. Many of the endings are oddly shaped and difficult to blast. Maybe we just got a defective bag. They appear in the air. I've been thinking about sending them back for a while. I ended up throwing it away and ordering a different brand. Also, some of the balloons appear to be much smaller than others. I will not buy these again. We only use them to jump back and forth when playing with the kids. They are…