[Name]: Shark octopus starfish tropical fish aluminum film balloon marine animal theme party decoration balloon

[Specification]: blue and white shark 98*60, pirate shark 98*63, octopus 91*65, tropical fish 77*60

[Material]: brand high-quality aluminum balloon, not ordinary plastic balloon sold by street vendors, including automatic sealing.

[Product use]: it is widely used for party decoration, children's toys and so on. The most ideal decorative balloon for party celebration is better to use with other balloons.










                  Special tips

1. The material is Nylon, the sphere has metallic luster, color uniformity, beautiful appearance

2. It can be used repeatedly. It is convenient to charge and release air. Don't throw it away after using it once.

3. After the inflation is completed, pinch the ball mouth flat, and the adhesive that comes with the ball mouth will automatically seal

  tips: Since balloons are all manual points, it is normal that 1-2 of 50 balloons are missing. Please do not place an order if you mind very much. Please forgive me!

4)50 products/opp bag for packaging, starting from 50 for each type, please place an order in multiple of 50! No Zero split, no mixed style!

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