24-inch Giant Beach Ball - (Pack of 3) Big Inflatable Beach Balls for Pool Toys, Blow Up Large Inflatable Ball Toys for Kids Pool Parties, Themed Birthdays, Beach Events, Summer Party Decorations

The is a pack of three beach ball. Amazing fun at the park and beach with these balls. They inflated to about 24 inches. We had hours of fun. These balls were very sturdy. I recommend using a battery pump to blow them up. They lasted all day without losing any air. Good quality plastic.

Just inflated one of these balls and had some fun in the backyard with my granddaughters! The balls are larger than anticipated, sturdy, with sides that appear to be difficult to puncture. They really are fun! Pack of 3 is a good deal. I would say, however, that you'll want to use a pump to inflate. I just have an inexpensive hand pump, which worked fine. Given the size, blowing by mouth was taking me forever!

it takes a long time to pump air and fill the ball using manual bike air pump

To start with, you really need a pump to fully inflate these balls. You cannot fully inflate them with "just a few breaths". Photos show the balls completely flat, after 60 breaths, after 90 breaths, and after 110 breaths, way more than just a few.Since I don't have a pump, I cannot fully inflate them. However, I can tell they will be 24 inches when completely inflated, because the ball at nearly full inflation shows that it is very close.Our family looks forward to having a lot of fun with them in our neighborhood indoor pool very soon. Just gotta get the pump first!

I didn't have high expectations for an inflatable beach ball- I mean, what difference- other than color- can there really be? Well, I discovered not all beach balls are created equal. The first thing I noticed is that these feel a little heavier than typical inflatables. The vinyl (or whatever they're made of) is higher quality and presumably more durable. I slightly underestimated the size too- these balls are pretty large! I attempted to blow one up and felt dizzy before I was halfway there, so unless you have a pump that is compatible with one-way valves, share the inflation job with an alternate person. I closed up my half-filled ball and squeezed the air around to see if there were any leaks, and if the plug held. No problems!

Size was what I needed but not easy to blow up with machine.

Everyone likes a good set of big balls...especially, 3 for $13! They come neatly folded and pump up fast with an electric accessory. I got them with intent to take over to kid's birthday party...but, unfortunately the little guy got in some trouble and that never happened. In the meantime, I tested one out in the back yard. Although the plastic feels pretty thin, it took some abuse. I kicked the ball as hard as I could repeatedly and left it out. After 3 days, no air was lost.

I was looking for beach balls that were 24 inches in diameter. These were advertised specifically as that size, but they fall short - I'd say they are 20 inches in diameter (if I'm being generous). Photo attached, with 2 ft being at the very top of the photo, per tape measure.I needed these for placement under outdoor furniture covers - to keep water rolling off and the covers off of the wood. These will have to work for now; but I'll keep looking for others.