SOPPYCID Water Balloons Splash Ball, Summer Water Toys, No Mess Water Balloon Fight for Kids, for Birthday Party, Summer Party, Multiple Colors, with Storage Bag (4 PCS)

Fun!

Only thing I do not like about these is they seem to rip really easily. That could be just my child, but we have had a few rip.

I ordered these for the grandkids to play with at our pool. They have a blast with them. These also come with a net bag that is used for storage and also makes it easy for them to dry. They are made of silicon and the ring around the ball is the magnet which is on each side of the open balloon. In our case, we just open them, put them under the pool water, and close them. Then throw them at each other. So far no complaints when getting hit with them. Even after extensive use and abuse the magnets are holding. The kids LOVE these balloons and have a lot of fun filling and throwing them. I just sit in my chair and pick up the ones that get thrown out of the pool. Rinse them off and toss them back in because they float. I will update my review after the summer. I expect these to last as long as they are used correctly and not thrown from great heights or against hard surfaces.

I didnt know I needed these until we bought them. My toddler absolutely LOVES these things, and honestly so do I. They are very easy to use, and keep the fun going for hours. I have recommended these things to so many mom friends of mine! I am going to be purchasing more here soon!

Our kids love playing water ballons in the summer and we used to shop disposable ballons from Target / Costco, which in my opinion, are quite expensive, and very envronimental unfriendly. This is NOT one time usage ones, and I love this idea. Unlike those we got from Target, which filled by connecting to garden hose, this one simply opens, refills and closes, and bang, they are ready to be tossed at your friends. It only has 8 ballons though, I wish it has more for the price paid. The set comes with a variety of colors, and kid loving playing with them.

Our kids have loved playing with them!! I love that it doesn’t leave littlest water balloons behind for me to have to pick up.

Cute idea, kids enjoyed filling them and squishing them but complained that they hurt when hit with them which I can understand because they have a sturdy middle, but soft side.

I blow them up with air to let the kids play with. Still waiting for it to get warm enough outside for a waterballoon fight. They look like theyll hold up for a season or two.

So I have to confess I grabbed 4 sets of these from different brands to see if there would be any difference. There is not. They are all the same balloons just listed by different sellers so go for the cheapest seller at the time. As for the actual balloons themselves. Have you ever bought that bundle of balloons that you thread onto a hose and it fills a bunch at a time... genius right! Until you have to pickup every last shred of rubber from your yard and you swear you will never do it again. These things are a flippin amazing once you realize how they work. Get yourself a few buckets or a concrete mixing tub or similar large containers. Fill with water. Drop these balloons in. Pull them apart by their silicone bladder but then transfer your grip to only the thick rings where the magnets are housed. If you hold those sections the silicone bubble wont wrinkle, then simply let go and the magnets will do the rest by pulling itself shut and trapping a full ball of water. You have to teach your kids this method so you dont have to continually fill them up for them. If they have several sources of water it makes it easier. I make them throw all the balloons then have a cease fire where they collect them all and refill to minimize large welts on their backs... what do you mean kids are d!(ks and will throw a water balloon as hard as they can at their brothers back as he refills his balloons? These also work well in a pool as you can just continually throw them and there is much less danger of the debris going into a filter.

As over-engineered as these are. There are some good advantages. Firstly, they are re-useable. In a waterballon fight, duels, a consequence of a rochambaeux loss etc. You can grab it fill it in seconds in a pool or bucket and youre good to go. Its a different dynamic in play...but it makes it fun. Splash factor is great. Especially because if youve played before. Being hit by a water balloon can hurt and sometimes just bounce off you. Sometimes you have to throw it so hard just to make them pop (I felt so bad pelting my 5 yo daughter with a regular water balloon). These silicone ones were PERFECT, they explode on impact nearly all the time. Durability. I fear this will suffer sooner or later but theyve held up a couple of sessions so far. I honestly feel they will be worth their cost in the long run. Even if they break, youre left with useable neodymium magnets for other projects. Im impressed with these and this one has one.of the cheapest per-balloon cost. I do wish they had a larger quantity pack for a better price per balloon cost. These things will be great as we hit higher temps this season.