Dino-Rider Inflatable Fan-Operated Costume
It's not really a party without a dino-rider. Everybody knows that. Crash the party dinosaur-style with the Dino-Rider Inflatable Fan-Operated Costume. Thankfully, wearing the costume is just the opposite of lugging an actual dinosaur around, thanks to a feather-light material.
This durable, one-size-fits-all costume is constructed with terylene, an extremely lightweight polyester which will keep you cool and allow you to wear the costume while not exerting effort or feeling weighed down or sweaty. An included small fan unit keeps the costume constantly inflated, and the fan's battery pack (4 AA batteries required, not included) simply clips to your pants or belt inside the suit. You can party for several hours on fresh batteries.
Dinosaurs may be extinct, but with the Dino-Rider Inflatable Fan-Operated Costume, you'll be ready to scare up some new adventures. Order today.
Features of the Dino-Rider Inflatable Fan-Operated Costume:
- One-size-fits-all inflatable suit
- Battery-powered fan unit included
- Lightweight battery pack clips onto your pants/belt
- Several hours of fun on fresh batteries
- Fastenings around neck, legs, and arm keep costume air-sealed
- Cool, super-lightweight terylene (polyester) construction — won't weigh you down!
- Requires 4 AA batteries (not included)
- Costume folds compactly away for storage
- Suitable for wearer 200 cm or less tall
- NOTE: Do NOT iron
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COM (change of mind) Return Policy:
The product must be unopened and in brand new condition, with the return to be organised by the customer. Once received and verified to be in the condition specified, refund is only of the item value minus 15% restocking fee (not including initial shipping). An additional return charge, which is same cost as that of initial shipping, will be deducted from the refund on returns due to delivery failure caused by customer error. For the health and safety of our staff and other customers, we are unable to accept returns of personal use items.
