260 Balloons Clear, Thickening Long Balloons for Tying Arch, Twisting Latex Animals Magic Modeling Skinny Birthday Balloon for Kid‘s Party Wedding Decoartion Supply 100pcs

Perfect for Creating Balloon Arches!These rotary balloons were a game-changer for our event! With 360 pieces included, we had more than enough to build a stunning blue arch. The best part? The ease of tying and attaching balloon clusters together—so simple and stress-free! The included tools helped us work quickly and made setup a breeze. Highly recommend for any party decorator or DIY enthusiast! No smell, almost a clear color.

Excellent product, as described, very good quality material.

These balloons were fantastic—perfectly versatile for making animal shapes and creating our balloon arch. They held up well and made the whole setup look colorful and festive. Definitely a great choice for any party!

My students had a lot of fun with the balloons. Some did pop when blowing them up, but could have been user error.

Bought these to make flowers for a balloon arch. These balloon colors are as pictures and accurate to the photos provided by the seller. They did pop easily, and making the process more time consuming. I would suggest getting a high quality hand pump to blow up balloons, otherwise the balloons tend to shift the air to the other end of the balloon first. Overall, for the job done!

Soooo helpful! Used these to key a balloon arch attached to a pavilion. They were so useful and worth every penny!

They works perfectly in putting the balloon together. Strong

I was extremely frustrated and stressed out recently when I used these red 260 balloons for a paid job. I'm a professional balloon artist and usually buy my twister balloons from reputable balloon supply companies online. I thought I'd give these red 260 twisting balloons from Amazon a try, since I needed them in a hurry and Amazon's delivery is pretty fast. I had the task of premaking 200 balloon dogs for an event and needed to have them ready for pick up at a certain time. I thought, surely, they'd be fine for balloon dogs. I had started making them the night before. I made 110 and put them in a big balloon bag. I was most of the way finished with making the last of the 200 the next morning, when I realized that a large number of the balloons were losing air and untwisting. They were failing and unusable. I had bought 3 bags of 100 count and they were terrible. I don't know if it was because the quality of the brand (no brand name was listed on the bags) was so poor or if they were old balloons, maybe both. Latex balloons have a shelf life of about 6 months before they start to degrate. I had to call other balloon twisters who had better quality red balloons to remake all the balloons for me. So, I handed the job over to them and lost a couple hundred dollars in pay, plus the money I had spent on these worthless balloons was wasted.