Would it pop a helium balloon?
78753
Funny you should ask. I use this bow in my children's birthday party facility.to shoot apples out of a tree.in one of my carnival games. And they shoot far and fast. To answer your question ...NO it will not pop a balloon.
78754
No it won't. The "arrows" are the same foam material that make up the Nerf bullets. The tips are very blunt and soft. Even being shot at close range they don't hurt. Hopefully this helps!
1024996
Definitely!!! That's what I use mine for. I've inflated balloons ranging from 12" - 36" with no problems.
1818406
I would say a regular balloon would do fine but they are small and lightweight so you might need a couple for a helium balloon.
413882
No. This fills them with air. You'd need helium to make them float. We use this for centerpieces and filling up latex balloons that we put on a "stick".
1735737
Air filled but I think they'd be pretty hard to pop. There's a valve to add air but I don't think I'll ever have to do that.
1346933
I filled it with helium at local grocery store. Worked fine! But be carefull with the feet.
384731
Unless you intend to blow up weather balloons I wouldn't recommend it. It's opening is too large and if you could get a balloon on it, it would most likely pop it before you could stop the flow of air.
1397096
You need to put helium in it yourself. I recommend doing it day before or day of party.
815335
No. And mine popped while blowing it up. I would NEVER recommend this product.
2248288
My understanding is that you can. We did not need or want helium with our decorations. They are very nice substantial balloons.
1221139
It certainly produces enough air to do that however the pressure could easily overinflated - pop- regular size balloons and it tends to get hot after about 10 minutes. Its terrific for pool toys and rafts
1629338
Yes! Dont forget, after blowing up balloon twist the bottom part of the balloon a couple of times before attaching to cup or air will slowly leave balloon.
821186
This balloon has the typical hole for inflation that one finds on a helium balloon,so I think it could be inflated with an air pump.( Just tried another balloon, and I could inflate with an air pump)
1727541
Lots. It just takes a little tiny bit (not a full pump) and then you squish it around in the inside of the balloon. Too much of a squirt will actually make the balloons drop because of the weight (in the mtns of CO, anyway). But really, just a little squirt and then you massage the balloon. I just found 3 balloons from November when cleaning our theater that were still inflated --- not floating, but not loosing air. It works if you are looking for something to extend the helium's "hours".
433552
Roger! If you are a fisher, you are in luck. If not, you are about to be. This thing has a thread that runs down the middle of it. This seems to be a small problem. If you tie it directly to the beam, it will twist up, get small, and pop like a multi part ballon. Take some fish line, and a leader. Tie the balloon spinner to your leader. That way it holds it's form even in a good cat. 3 wind. Tried it on an Air traffic control tower, and at 40 Knots it did well. bill
1413631
Make sure you use gloves so as to not touch the balloon with your bare hands...the skin oil from your hand will cause the balloon to pop prematurely. And...don't over inflate it or that will also cause it to pop to soon... enjoy!
1188134
Not if you wanted it to pop on impact. You would need to fill it with so much water you wouldn't be able to throw it. The balloon would weigh to much. And the amount of water you'd need would degrade the structural integrity of the balloon itself. Meaning as soon as you did throw it the balloon would explode before it left your hands. But a 300lbs water balloon would be epic. :-)