Tri Balloons Giant 36 / 3 foot latex balloons (White) by Tri Balloons

These things are massive. They look amazing but two things you need to be aware of.1. Under no circumstances should you try to blow one up using man (or woman) power alone. I tried for 40 minutes and had to sit down for a rest. Get a balloon pump and it’ll be inflated in about 20 seconds.2. If they burst as you’re inflating them, they hurt, so be a bit careful. You shouldn’t not buy them for this reason, but be careful. Talking of inflating them they are a bit hard to tie one blown up.Minor niggles all in all. I’d definitely buy again.

A large white balloon - I'm using it for paper mache so really wanted something that was round, strong for it's size and wouldn't deflate to soon. When I first started inflating it I was a little worried about the shape (it was quite soft at the bottom), however once I got to about 60cm (24") it was more or less a perfect sphere. I ended up settling around 70/75cm (28/30"), for my purposes that was the ideal size/shape combination.I would say if you want a large, round balloon, this is perfect for about 50cm (20") to 80cm (32"), below or above that it's more traditional balloon shape. So far mine has been inflated for 4 days, and I've been constantly handling it - hasn't burst yet, but as mentioned I've only inflated it to about 30"

Balloon seems to be quite thick so will not burst too easily when I use it in my art projects.

Felt I had the 1 in 1000 chance of getting a dodgy balloon. At first it would not pump up and then when it did it got so big and then deflated within an hour. Was lovely while it lasted

I blew it up to 70cm diameter. It took three people jumping on it at once for it to burst after the party was over

Bought for a Mexican delegation in CISV to make a pinata.

Good product with fantastic delivery

Exactly what they say they are. Didn’t realise actually how much they are they are massive