Hubby Grab Inflatable Costume
Hubby Grab Inflatable Costume
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Hubby Grab Inflatable Costume
How does the Costume Work?
How does the Costume Work?
You step into the wife's legs, so your real legs are her legs, and the fan inflates her body around you. Your head comes out of the little husband's flannel collar and your hands come out of his sleeves, while his stuffed legs dangle in front. It looks like she is carrying you. You can walk, dance and sit down in it.
How Long is Shipping?
How Long is Shipping?
Orders are dispatched in 1 to 3 business days and delivery is 2 to 3 weeks from dispatch (please allow up to 30 days), with tracking emailed the moment it ships. Order by October 8 to have it for Halloween. After that it still lands well before Christmas.
Will it Fit me?
Will it Fit me?
One adult size fits roughly 5'3 to 6'4 (160 to 195 cm) and up to about 300 lb. The waist, ankle and wrist cuffs are elastic with adjustable straps, and the fan keeps it fully inflated whether you are 150 lb or 300 lb.
Whats in the Box and How Does it Inflate?
Whats in the Box and How Does it Inflate?
The costume, the battery fan unit with its on/off switch, adjustable straps and the instructions. Load 4 AA batteries (not included), zip in, flick the switch and it stands up in about 60 seconds. One set of batteries runs it for roughly 4 hours.
Testimonials
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Wore it for four hours straight
“Wore it to the backyard Halloween party at ours. Your real hands are free so you can hold a drink and shake hands. Four hours on one set of batteries and it never sagged.”
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Everything was in the box, up in a minute
“Costume, fan, straps, instructions. Four batteries in and it stood up on the kitchen floor in about a minute. The little flannel husband is way more detailed than I expected for an inflatable.”
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My actual wife could not breathe!
“Walked up to the trunk or treat deadpan and she had to hold on to me to stay standing. Kids were dragging their parents back across the car park to look at it.”
