Wubble the Amazing Tear Resistant Super Bubble Ball Boing Blue

My 8 year old used some birthday money to purchase this product. I was worried that she wasted her $22, because of all the very poor reviews that I had read. I saw one review that recommended NOT TO OVER INFLATE the ball. We followed that advice and have had my 8 year old daughter, her 9 and 5 year brothers and every kid that comes over, playing with this thing for the last 10 days! So far we have only had fun with it. They sit on it, jump on it, launch one another from it, etc. We don't take it outside, hoping to avoid punctures. The key seems to be NOT TO OVER INFLATE. The bubble ball should be "squishy" and pliable. If you place a hand on each side of the ball, you should be able to press your palms together with some, but not too much resistance. This recommendation is based on our family's experience. I hope that it helps.

Didn't even last 24 hours. So hard to blow up, had to look online You-TUBE. Bought two for Christmas. And then they deflated. One was ripped by the next morning. Total waste of money. Couldn't FIND a patch inside the package either. Fun to play with while it was inflated, but didn't last long and I'm not spending more time sending it back (ONLY to be refunded minus the shipping of almost $7!). Better off buying a ton of balloons from Walmart and inflating those. Total JUNK!!!!

This was the number two thing on my son's Christmas list. After reading the reviews I was really nervous to buy this. I decided to take a chance since my son was so excited for this. Before we inflated it, I made sure to let him know that the Wubble may not last long. I wanted him to be prepared for disappointment.Turns out I didn't need to worry. I easily inflated the Wubble, making sure to stay within the measurements listed in the instructions. It easily inflated and the battery-operated pump worked perfectly.The Wubble has been inflated since Christmas Day. It has not lost air and doesn't appear to have suffered any damage even though my son plays with it every day. He doesn't jump on it or try to pop the thing, so bear that in mind.If this is something your little one is really hoping for, I say go ahead and get one. If your child is wanting something they can jump on top of or anything like that, I'd say you need to invest in something tougher. If the kids just want to toss this around and squish it, the Wubble is a great toy.

I expected the ball to only last a couple of days based on the reviews, but my daughter wanted one really bad for her 9th birthday, so I bought it anyway. "I told her don't get your hopes up. Based on the reviews, it's gonna break in a couple of days." And it did, so she wasn't surprised when it happened. It's actually sturdier than you would expect though. To the point where I'd give it 3.5 stars actually. I weigh 140 and it took my weight. I didn't fill it all the way like I'm sure most reviewers probably did. Max is 3 feet high which I figured would break for sure, so I filled ours to 2 feet. That worked great until my 13-yr old son started poking at it. I think he was trying to make it rip, because it's advertised as being so strong an elephant could stomp on it. No, the elephant definitely popped that ball in the commercial. What the cameraman failed to show you was the slow leak it made after that scene was shot. Luckily, the package came with a repair patch for the hole. Only got one though which doesn't seem like enough. I think the makers should have provided at least one or two more repair patches just in case. I will say this ball gets kinda dirty. The material is tacky on the outside, so it picks up all the dirt on our floor and it's not so easy to just rinse it off. All in all, though, I'd actually buy it again.

OK so I was surprised by this product. First of all I feel like it is a little pricey for what it is. And I was VERY concerned with the reviews that it got in getting it at all. But my niece really wanted it. So I took the plunge and got it! Be aware that the pump requires 4 double A batteries. Which seems like such a waste of so many batteries. It is not like you will be able to just blow up and deflate this ball whenever you feel like it. It does not work that way. Deflating the ball is a bit of a hassle. Oh and when you are blowing up the ball be sure you use a lot of the goop it really helps. The ball lost air frequently through the evening, slowly but we just would add air when it did. But my niece had a blast with it! It comes with two patches the size of a quarter that she tried to use on the hole. I felt bad for her because the patches did not stay on very well. My niece sat on the ball and punched the ball and squished the ball and pretty much beat the heck out of it and it held up pretty good. At least for the evening. It has been a week and it is still going strong. That is saying something. She is a 1st grader! OK so the winner of the 1st Grader Vs. Wubble? The Wubble and the 1st Grader WIN!ZSCXD mnb/,cn

I'm eleven and I got the super wobble ball for Christmas and I was so excited to use it. We just blew it up and went to sit on it and worked for a few kids but unfortunately when a 6 year old went to sit on it, it popped before he even touched it. It basically evaporated into thin air and then it was a complete mess and had a huge tear. Now it is completely unusable and I'm really bummed that I can no longer use it. I think it was a great idea but it doesn't last longer than 5 minutes and I'm really disappointed.

My granddaughter loved it.. she sat on it like a bean bag chair. played outside with it and had lots of fun...for about 2 days.. then out of nowhere while not in use at all it just popped and it has a huge tear almost the entire width of the ball.. like a tire blew out. it was not over filled and the air stayed in for the time it lasted... Not worth 2 days of play for the price. She was very disappointed...