Review on 22-Foot Inflatable Outdoor And Indoor Movie Projector Screen With Blower - Front And Rear Projection, Mega Blow Up Screen For Parties, Quick And Easy Setup by Scott Hall

This thing is SO huge, that even a little wind makes it difficult to use. If you really know tie-down physics, then you can probably get away with a LOT more, but I don't. I just did an A-frame approach and sometimes it was stable, sometimes 15mph gusts were too much to deal with.Overall, this thing is AWESOME! I've used it over a dozen times and it's a BLAST to blow everyone away with how HUGE it is (I have the 24ft). My FAVORITE part is the screen! It's not seemless or wrinkle-proof, but you don't really notice it with front projection and you stop noticing it eventually during rear projection. The capability of doing either front or rear is WHY I love it so much. It's removable, washable and I dry it on tumble a couple times before laying it out and it quickly dries with minimal-to-no wrinkles when done. This is best done right before a showing, as it will wrinkle while in storage, for sure.I suggest getting a big tote for this though. It's not easy to get in the bag and you'll want a beefier fan for it anyways. So get a big tote with wheels and you'll thank me afterwards. I paired this with a 2HP Zoom fan, but you don't have to go that high. 1HP would probably be fine for most home use, I just went bigger because I was using it commercially in 2020 and hoped it'd compensate for wind. It helps, but not as much as I'd hoped.Overall, knowing my struggles with inflatables in wind, I think this is the BEST one that Ebay offers. I can practically see other ones bending when I look at them and it makes me cringe!