TOLOCO Inflatable Alien Costume for Kids, Blow Up Alien Holding Person Costume for Halloween

This costume was an absolute hit! We went to a local church’s Trunk or Treat, and so many adults and kids said it was their favorite costume of the night!The best part was watching the reactions of all the little kids, who were mesmerized by the costumes ability to stay inflated. Many little ones kept poking both sets of legs on the costume to figure out which legs were actually his. 😆My 8 year old son is absolutely obsessed with this costume and to be honest, he’d probably wear it every day I let him! His only complaint was that the elastic around his neck got a little itchy but I fixed that by pulling up the collar of his T-shirt, in order to create a barrier between his skin and the elastic band around his neck. I explained to him that the elastic has to be somewhat tight around the wrist, angles, and neck, so that it can hold the air in. The itchiness wasn’t bother at all after pulling his collar up though. Aside from that, the costume is excellent quality and made with thick (without being hot), high quality materials.Lastly, you can use the battery pack that comes with the costume, which requires 4 AA batteries. I didn’t want to run the risk of the batteries dying while we were out. So instead, we just attached the USB port from the costume to one of our portable batteries (see above photos) and pushed the “power” button on our battery pack, which worked perfectly! He had on a pair of pants underneath his costume, so he just put the battery in his pocket, which surprisingly didn’t fall out all night— even while going in bounce houses, obstacle courses, down slides, etc. He wore the costume for almost 2 hours, and didn’t even use 1 bar on our 6000mAh portable battery.He’s already mentioning that he might wear it again next year. 😅 So, needless to say, we highly recommend this costume!

Perfect!

My son loved this. We have used it for 2 halloweens.

We all laughed and giggled at how my grandson was moving around and showing us how much fun he was having with his new alien abduction costume. The big problem we had was when he decided to flop down on his bed with the costume fully inflated and guess what happened ! Guess what? the large seams around the head of the alien did upon impact? The entire long seam over 30 inches long was completely “exploded” on in the seams but I was able to restitch ( on my sewing machine) all of the bright green seams, and the costume was put back in order, just like new. My 11 year old grandson was warned or advised not to flop down on anything while the costume is inflated and he should be ok, even when he wears the costume for the Halloween 🎃 👻 parade at school he should be ok.We all love the way the costume looks and the funny gait he uses to walk like an alien holding a boy by under his shoulders and carrying him off. Lol

Every year I struggle getting my son a costume. Don’t want to spend and arm and leg and then it look cheap. He mentioned this and I got on and found it used for 10$. The Margery pack it comes with runs of AA battery. But it didn’t work. But the fan that hooks to the battery pack was a usb cord. I had a rechargeable battery pack I use for my phone and plugged it in. It worked great. My 11 year old said he will be wearing it the next 3 years joking. But 10$! I couldn’t beat it. Now I now not everyone can buy used on Amazon but even the normal 30$ it goes for was a great price for this. And kids who have several events to go to this works out great being able to use the rechargeable battery pack

My son loved it! It was a hit and he can reuse it. Pretty easy to assemble

Excellent quality, my son loves it .

This was easy to set up. My 9 year old could almost get it on by himself, but did need some help. But he ran and ran around the house in this pretending he was being abducted by an alien and it did not pop or break! He also wore it in an indoor parade, and trick or treating around town when it was very cold. The costume itself he said did make him feel even more cold than without it, but maybe if he had worn more layers that would have helped. After all the play at home, parade, and trick or treating we still didn’t need to replace the batteries.