🔦 Inflatable Light Saber Sword Toys Set for Kids Party Favors - Novelty Place, 30 inches (Pack of 8) Review

I bought these for my kids to use lightsabers but they have an appearance/edge that can scratch the skin. My kids stopped playing with it because they kept scratching. They are also awkward to inflate as the air quickly escapes when you try to close the air hole.

For the price it is somehow ok.? This is a child's toy and will be abused so I'm not sure if I expected the stitching to be stronger or if my little ones are beasts (it's possible). The kids tried three of these and all lasted about a day or two before deflating. Do not complain. These aren't expensive things. I just made an observation.

Bought for my daughter for her birthday in SW style. Practically don't work. There is no check valve to prevent air leakage after inflation. The amount of air that escapes before you can close the lid is enough for the toy to bend under its own weight. I understand this is a cheap toy but it has to work.

I bought these as a souvenir for my son's Star Wars 5th Birthday Party and was very pleased! Easy to inflate (I inflated everything!) and the perfect size for kids. My son left a pair and both are still muscular and strong three weeks after the party (and several fights with big sister). They were a hit with the partygoers and I spent less than buying candy/small toys as souvenirs. A very happy customer!

My kids have regular toy lightsabers but I was afraid they might hurt each other so I bought them so they could play without hurting themselves. I really didn't think they would be that good and assumed they would deflate, wither and collapse after a few uses, but they are actually quite durable. I used a hand air pump and they fill up quickly and very firmly. They have a one-way valve so air doesn't leak out when you insert the connector. They have been inflated for about a week now and are…

Got them to fill stockings on a whim. This made them the hit of the day. The inflation valve was a little tricky to use and some of them didn't close right away, making it difficult to fully inflate. The valves also did not retract cleanly and easily into the inflatable cushion. When we got them to work, everyone loved it. They withstood quite a bit of knocks and bumps, and while they were strong and solid, no one was in serious danger. A two-year-old girl learned a brand new trick, much to my…

We needed a soft alternative that wouldn't hurt kids if they hit it. Instead of foam we thought it would be a nicer and safer alternative. What we didn't expect is that they are made with a sharp plastic seam on the sides of the saber. So during the night we had kids hitting each other with sabers of course, sometimes resulting in temporary painful micro cuts on the face and body. .Kids have a lot of fun with it, just crying here and there because of the cuts and we had to constantly warn them…

As always with inflatable products, the big question is will there be holes? I am pleased to inform you that all of us are well inflated and have no holes. Other. But they're built well enough that we can breathe some life into them before that happens. My only complaint is that the air valve doesn't have an internal safety flap to hold the air in after you blow it. . So you have to be very quick when flipping the lid down. They're not big lightsabers, so they can suddenly become half-deflated…