2 Pack!! 3ft Hover Disc Vertigo Balloons - Biggest Balloon - Perfect Gift for Space and Science Fans

The product itself is great, however, it came without any instructions.I had no idea, do you inflate with helium (btw, no), do no overinflate, etc.Once inflated there is no way to correct it and I had asked one of my party helpers to take it on, who also had no way of knowing how this should be prepared. A few simple notes like use regular air and should not have been filled to capacity would be helpful.

I was very excited to give this to my son for his birthday , come to find out it was missing a key part . There should have been some sort of wire that goes around the perimeter of the balloon. It is just a big balloon otherwise , which is not what we ordered . It was a waist of money unfortunately .

Unfortunately this toy is useless. It didn't come with tubing or the ring to make it fly. I wish the seller would have expressed that in the description. Extremely disappointing and unable to return. I'm just curious how this is marketed as a perfect gift. If I was to receive this as a gift I would be disappointed as it does nothing without the two pieces mentioned above that were not included.

These hover discs are being sold without the metal ring that is used to hold it down. It's what makes the tou. Without it you are essentially just buying a balloon. Very disappointed.

I was very disappointed. I spent $30 on two large Mylar balloons! The disc we used to have was actually a disc and you could pass it like a frisbee. They are impossible to inflate, in fact one ripped and was useless first try. This product I received is NOT what is advertised!

Not exactly what I was expecting, no information on how much air should be in it. No suggest on how to plat. With it.

The hoverdisk is a 3 ft inflatable frisbee. Like it says in the included instructions, you insert a helium nozzle (for indoor use), or a straw into the fill valve and fill it up just like one of the plastic balloons at the grocery store. There is a ring inside that keeps its shape, and you fill the hoverdisk with air until it looks like the one in the picture- if the ring starts to bend you need the remove some air by letting it escape through the straw in the valve. Not sure why everyone else had such a hard time understanding this.They are made out of a very strong plastic material, but do eventually wear out and pop after getting thrown into the trees too often.

This isn't a hover disc toy, it's just a balloon. Don't waste your money.