Party Popper / 30" Confetti Shooter (4 Pack)

Holy cow. Varsity level party popper. I’m used to larger poppers having less pop, but these babies delivered a jet of paper and foil that took about 10 minutes of dedicated cleaning (which is GREAT!). We launched at a 30 degree angle and the main body didn’t disperse until it travels about 20 feet, resulting in a dispersion zone about 30 feet wide so it still traveled back to the shooter. In the future I would either shoot them straight up or above a crowd. The package said over 12 years old to use and for the first time I agree. Do not point this at anyone with 30’ because the confetti is packed as mini rolls and some failed to deploy, basically flechettes of Party traveling around 100fps. It also does require a good hard twist to engage, so four stars for that. Worth the price, great for parties. Colors are pink, blue and assorted foil shape and color.

This was a super fun addition to our drive by parade celebration. These are really large and everybody loved them. The marking of where to twist the tube was slightly off, so some people DID have issues in “popping” their tube. But many figured out that it was at the VERY bottom.

Received comparable but different product than pictured which makes the purchase sort of sketch. But they worked fine so 5 star

These party poppers were FANTASTIC!! Better than expected! Many people at the graduation had poppers that shot multi-colored confetti but ours shot silver and white confetti that made the whole crowd ooh and aahhh! We shot them straight up in the air over our heads one after the other 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 one by one and the confetti floated in the air FOREVER it was amazing!

A little lacking for the size, thought it would toss more confetti. Overall it was fun to pop them and see the reaction of the people around us. Good value for the price I think.

I purchased these confetti shooters for a particular photo scene and was not unhappy or overly impressed. Two of the four fired off and looked great. The other two failed to uncoil all of the paper properly and shot big discs of compressed paper and only displaying about half of the confetti. One glob of paper hit the subject directly in the top of the head and caused quite the scene. So if you plan on shooting in the direction of people, from my experience alone, you can expect to hit them with extreme force at least 50% of the time.

These were way bigger that I expected although I see now it says 30 inches. These were a HUGE hit at our New Years eve party for kids. Lots of confetti and a nice but not too scary pop. The confetti in ours was yellow green and purple which reminded me of Mardi Gras. We collected most of the confetti and bagged it up to play with again. This is our new tradition.

These really put on a show. We used them outside in the grass. The mess was biodegradable, so okay if you have time rather than needing to clean up immediately.