Gemmy3.5' St Patricks Day Leprechan Irish Leprechaun Airblown Inflatable Lighted Decoration

I needed small airblown for corner of house because with NE winds and ice and weather up and down in jan Feb March and April it’s hard to decorate with these things to point of non existence. No one on my hill decorates for anything hardly for Christmas either. I’mAll about these lil blow ups and glad to find in smaller sizes this year. The first night I put this out the wind was blowing him and bending him but so far so good. The key is to get the stakes in ground right and tethers short to ground leaving not much.

My Leprechaun is on display from sliding door window of my living room. My neighbors love it!I do not like that it was shipped with FedEx! Very unreliable and unprofessional!!! They do not handle packages with care or consideration. Rethink your shipper please.

Nice, size for placing on table or chair.

I wouldn't put it outside unless it's a nice day but it is very cute looking outside...

This is so cute! Just the right size for a leprechaun!

Update: It doesn't hold up to wind which is common here on the coast. I took off 2 stars for this.He is precious! Have gotten lots of compliments. If you like inflatables, he's worth every penny.

The media could not be loaded.  I love leprechauns my birthday is really close to you St Patty's Day Ohio girl out hate the delivery could have been stolen thank God I watch my mail kind of pissed off about that

Okay so of course they have some pros & cons pros: There cute little guys & very easy to install.Cons: When you first unbox them they take a minute to turn on, infact the first one I unboxed I had to smack the motor for it to turn on in the first place but then it inflated, I have them on a dusk to dawn automatic timer and they do turn on each time after that, If you look closely at the ones nose he's missing some color out of his nose on 1 spot ( & that was the one that initially gave me problems turning on) now that being said with them on the timer & turning on themselves not once in this whole week I have had them installed in my front lawn have they stood up on their own every time they turn on I have to come outside and hold them up for a few seconds until they stand on their own then I don't usually have a problem with them standing the rest of the time ( till dawn) I have even tried after dawn when they deflate making sure they were laying over on their face/belly's hoping when dusk hits & they inflate back up they would stand up & that still didn't work I still had to come out & stand them back up!!! They have very cheap motors/fans in them & I believe I will probably only get a season or two out of them. Thinking of returning them but they are so cute I am flipping on taking the chance or not. I guess you get what you pay for even though in my opinion for how small they are they really aren't that cheap.