JA-RU Bloonies Magic Plastic Bubbles Balloons Variety Pack (8 Tubes per Pack)| Kids Super Elastic | Blow Up Balloons with Straw | Party Favors and Gifts Fidget Toy. 774-1A

These are a family favorite. Kids love trying to make the biggest bubble. They make great stocking stuffers and party favors.

These B’loonies were a hit at Easter. Perfect little egg filler. As a Grammy that played with these as a kid I thought my grandkids would love them. Turns out they played with these more than any other toys in their baskets. They were also enjoyed by the adults.

These old school bloonies have really been making a come back with children. They are so fun! There is a very heavy plastic smell (hopefully that's obvious), but they really keep children's attention.

just like i remember from child hood but they are a bit stiff possibly kinda old but definitely still workable and fun just a couple colors didn’t really work

Very fun to use. My sister loves them got them for her birthday and i myself also loved playing with them.

I'm totally unsure whether this is supposed to be impossible or if we just got a bad batch.... But it IS impossible. I didn't have these as a kid - super sheltered and all that. But I'd heard of them and since my daughter loves balls and balloons, I got this for her. She's only 2.5 so I'd fully intended to do it for her. Nope. I tried for two hours straight (I'm overly persistent) yet I didn't get a single successful "bubble"; every single one popped at under 10mm. I tried using less, more, stretching it over the edges of the straw - I even tried different Straws. I tried everything I could think of to make these work to no avail and a very, very sad toddler (since I, of course, made a huge deal about it, letting her open the "mail time" and all that). I opened every single tube just trying to get a single - even the absolute tiniest - of bubbles to work. We got so excited when one kind of came out, then SNAP! Considering the gleaming reviews.... I'm assuming this was just a bad batch. But I definitely will not be purchasing more to test this theory. Tbh I'd planned on buying one of those bloopsie (or whatever they're called - the cute animal toys that blow similar bubbles which you're then supposed to decorate like candy) for her, then saw these were significantly cheaper... But after this experience, that's an even harder pass on the temptingly cute animal characters. I'm frugal to a fault/really not a fan of wasting money - especially in today's economy. Even as little as $5 is kind of a big deal to me; it pays the gas for a trip to the playground. Needless to say that this was a huge disappointment. Obviously others have had better luck... But if you're like me with absolutely awful luck, I'd say pass on this. I'll also mention that I'm 30 years old... Not a child.

Not what I had as a kid in 60s/70s. Bought it on a whim for kids, straws are too short. Does smell the same as I remember.

My kid loves these. His aunt blew up balloons for him and he was very careful with them. Provides quite a long time of entertainment. Even more fun if you place the balloon on top of an air purifier that puffs up air vertically so it keeps it in the air. Fairly durable. Slightly sticky but easy to clean. Can get it really big. Super fun