Lewtemi 10 Pcs Eagle 4th of July Balloons, 32 x 26 Inch Giant 3D Realistic Inflatable Animal Eagle Balloon Bird Party Decoration for Baby Shower Birthday Party Favors Supplies

These eagles look great, and they have remained inflated for months indoors. We filled them with helium and tied them to our boat during a July 4th boat parade. One eagle broke free and after floating several hundred feet up, it kind of looked like a real bird! It was kind of tricky inserting the inflation hose nozzle into the balloon... the self sealing mylar doesn't easily open up. I actually damaged one eagle because I was impatient and poked through the mylar with the nozzle, making a large hole. At the bottom of the eagle there is a small hole where you can tie a string. If there is a strong wind, the string could rip out and the eagle could fly away... ask me how I know!

Beautiful balloons- but they don’t fly with Helium. Must be too heavy

Our school mascot is the eagle and we used these as part of our sports banquet decoration and they are awesome. They are large and were the perfect centerpiece to the balloon groupings on the tables. The school even saved them to use for multiple grade-level awards ceremonies. Glad I ordered extra to use next year!

Bought these for my son’s Eagle Scout CoH. Material is thin and they were slightly stuck together when shipped - one ripped - so be careful pulling them out of the package. I bought the 10 pack - just to have some extras given the pricing. Only inflated half (helium is expensive) but they looked great and we’re a huge hit. Kept the others for future CoHs.

They don't float when filled with helium.Don't waste your time with these if you're expecting them to float.

Really fun decor but tragically only 2 of them floated and a 3rd kind of. I did not find them difficult to inflate; I received all 10 as expected. Large and dramatic, my kids loved them.Note: a small tank of helium is not enough to inflate all of these

While 10 did arrive in the package, I ruined 2 trying to figure out how to blow them up. There is a bit of an art to it. I used a pointed crayon to open the whole large enough I could put it on my helium tank (the tank's rubber top was not enough to force it open). Then I had to hold the wings up so they would fill properly (all while only letting a little helium out so the balloon wouldn't pop). I managed to fill 8 of the 10 (the other two popped). I will see tomorrow how many of them are still holding air. They do look nice once they are inflated at least.

Although these balloons are magnificent looking, when I blew them up with helium half of them did not float. I was very disappointed.