Brand SMASHProps Breakaway Tumbler Glass

These were almost as good as the larger glasses. Nothing short of amazing! Really, these glasses are incredible. The show they put on is wonderful with realistic sound and shards. It was our first time so we weren't sure what to expect - but you can expect awesomeness. Things to note:- It doesn't hurt that much to get hit with it - but make sure the hand holding it doesn't continue through and make contact.- The shards go everywhere - but they don't cut (I had them all in my costume).- The don't break too easy, although I broke one by hitting my belt buckle - but that was my fault.- These are not sugar. We tried to eat them, they don't taste good.The only downside is that it makes a big mess, but, hey, so would a real glass.

Used this for shooting a trailer and they work great. Only downside is that they are SO sensitive to temperature change, and even putting liquid in them that they will break from the slightest change. Otherwise, perfect prop. :)

Took months to finally get to me, and when it did, it was shattered.

The glass is very thick and full of bubbles. You will need to throw it hard against the floor or wall to get it to break. I would not suggest trying to break it on a person.

Used this for a film and the effect of breakaway was flawless - holds liquid as well

We purchased two just in case the first one broke from being as fragile as described. The first glass was almost completely solid and did not want to break. Luckily we were throwing the glass against the wall, because it really could have hurt someone if we needed to use it against an actor. It was really scary and made us rethink the use of prop glass in our films. The second glass broke as described against the wall but again was not as fragile as expected. YT>Antimity>LastCall>4:00 marker has the glass break if you want to see it.

I preform some weddings, some of which include "breaking glasses wrapped in napkins." Instead of using wrapped light bulbs, which just sound wrong in spite of safety concerns, this sounds like GLASS breaking (very important historically, symbolically, etc.) and is well worth the price. There is a reason these are used as movie props. No Foley required. As a Rabbi, I suggest not just one for the groom, but one for the groom and one for the bride. While I prefer the wine glass version, I was cheap and provided the tumbler size. NO complaints!!

Used this for a middle school production of Fiddler on the Roof Jr. I ordered an extra because I was worried about breakage during shipping, but they were package SO well. I was very happy with the product. It worked perfectly.