Hard to fill, and time consuming. They hurt when you a re hit buy them. Wouldn't recommend.

You get alot of balloons, they are a bit thick so take some force to burst them could hurt if you hit someone with one too hard especially a kidThey are going to take alot more practice to get them full as you can see from photo not all balloons on the strip filled up about . The fill.nozzle fits on an outdoor tap like a hose connector but when filling balloons up water comes gushing out the top so you need to find a way to secure it into the strip to keep the pressure in to fill all the balloons.The balloons are perforated around the edge and they do pull off but part of it need cutting because if you pull to hard or the rong way it splits and all the water leaks out.Great idea but not perfect.

The water balloons are in theory a lot better than the traditional options which take ages to fill up and leave a mess of latex bits everywhere.There are a lot if balloons and you have to fill a pack up at a time, cannot fill singular balloons.They are tricky to fill and the included adapter is a bit rubbish. Some balloons fill up sooner in the pack and depending on your water pressure may burst before the rest fill up.The balloons once filled up worked well, bursting consistently and staying in one piece.More expensive than the traditional option but if you worry about pets or children ingesting the balloons after being popped these are a good option if you can learn to fill up consistently!

Leicht zu befüllen , und aufzuräumen, auch das schmeißen ist gut . Allerdings ist das abreißen der einzelnen Wasserbomben eine Qual und dauert ewig , und man hat extrem viel Müll . Hab ich mir anders vorgestellt und wurde enttäuscht .

You would be right to believe that these carry a hefty price tag for single-use water "balloons", essentially. At the current price of roughly £21, these work out to be about 9 pence each. That being said, they're tough little balloons.The best way to describe these balloons is that they're very similar in a appearance to the miniature whoopee cushions you could find in joke shops. There's palm-sized and flattish.Here's How They Work:Each 'pod' set of balloons is lined up on a tear-away filling station. A hose attachment is provided. You screw this onto your outdoor tap. Slot the nozzle into your deflated vertical pod of balloons and inflate with the water as you would inflate a foil balloon using the little nozzle that comes with it.Don't have the tap flow too high!Once the balloons look sufficiently engorged. Tear away individual ones - careful there is now a semi-open end, proceed to your opponent and press it against them for the water to squish out.The plastic is quite tough. Too tough to throw the balloons at someone an expect them to burst like water balloons used to do.They are not suitable for under threes and they're not biodegradable which means, like traditional latex water balloons, they require a bit of a clean-up after your play. Unlike traditional water balloons, these are safe for latex allergy sufferers.4 stars