🎅 Gemmy 86177 w Christmas Inflatable: 7-Ft Santa with Red Nose, Airblown Inflatable - Festive Holiday Decor Review

This is the most durable inflatable! It went through hell and back - torn in the wind, sewn up and works great again. It flew into a corn field last week after I forgot to take it off due to strong winds. Reset and it works great again. grandkids love it. We live quite far from the road and it's big enough to be seen. I leave it on 24/7 and only take it off in strong winds. Your purchase is definitely worth it.

Giant Santa Claus! The only thing I had to do was get higher prices than what was intended. I used Walmart 12 inch tent stands, which are about $2 each. Every time the wind blew, the anchor stakes went up. So the 12 inch pipe solved that problem. But I can say that Santa Claus can't explode when it rains because he keeps the water in his mustache and makes his front heavy. So you will have blasted Santa but will be on the ground. the bottom, so you essentially have to pump water into this 12…

This Santa is so cute! I hope it will be strong enough to withstand the midwestern winter weather. It stands right on the ground so I put some plastic on the ground to attach it when I put it outside so it doesn't get dirty as there is no grass in the area. The motor/fan is located at the rear near the ground. Hopefully that won't be a problem if there's snow on the ground. There are weights in his legs to keep him on the ground and he attaches to the side of each leg and side (about 1 inch…

I have had several Gemmy products over the years. We really like their bouncy castles and only try to look for their products when we buy them. I ordered this in November 2019 and had to request a refund as the first seam had fallen apart. The next one worked until the end of the season and here we are in 2020 and we're going to inflate it and there were a few tears in the head area. As you can see from the photos, they appeared to be torn wherever there were creases in the fabric. I have never

It's big and impressive. Clark Griswald would be proud. Very easy to set up. Four pegs through each of the motor legs and four guy wires and posts for installation in the ground. I found it was so big that the wind was blowing it. The little pins on the motor feet didn't get along with my sandy Florida soil. So I took two pieces of wood and screwed four screws into the motor's legs. Then I added two more guy ropes with tent pegs for more stability. Be sure to tie a tauntline hitch knot to the…

Santa Claus, he's cool and huge. His hand is always waving, which adds a bit of humor. People only stopped to take photos with the kids next to him. He was very successful. Everyone liked that he got up. I can only hope that you will go out with Mrs. Claus. It's too big to deflate unless you can control the wind by lifting it up like a parachute. It also needs to be guided down while being slowly deflated. I took one star because something that big must have strong cables, they broke twice. Two