SystemsEleven The Amazing Wubble Bubble Ball (Blue)

Good product

This is so much fun. You do have to make sure that you have some decent batteries to use in the pump as the ones we had were just not man (or woman) enough for the job and didn't blow the ball up at all! The pack comes with the ball, the pump and a handy measuring guide to make sure that you don't pump the ball up too much and it bursts. I have read a lot of reviews of the ball that state it is too flimsy and breaks really easily, we have not found this to be the case, my son has laid on the ball, rolled on it and it even bounced on our pebble dashed garage and didn't burst. It really is good fun, try to find a wide open space to play with it as it really does travel far!

What a waste of money, thankfully Amazon didn't even want us to bother returning it before giving us a refund. This would be ok for a pool, but the minute it touches anything that could pop it, it will pop. The material is that squidgy stuff like those sqeezy toys you can find near the check out at a toy store. If you pull too hard, it will rip right in half. It would be better suited if it were labelled a stress relieving squishy blob of rubber that will pop if you inflate it, but it's ok to squeeze the heck out of for stress relief. Don't waste your money because you will find yourself requesting a refund from Amazon after its first use. Wubble Bubble is in trubble for a product that is a muddle. I’m surprised Amazon has not stopped selling this. When we bought it in Sept 2015 it was 19.99. Price has gone up a little…..it should be free.

Great idea but very weak bubble material - unless you plan to use it in an indoor space with flat walls - in the garden any sharp twigs or bushes can poke a hole instantly and we found that even being careful there are now 2 holes in our wubble ball just from playing in the garden. They can be sealed with sellotape, but this is not a long term solution. 2 stars only because it's a lovely idea, if it wasn't so flimsy and expensive. Ideally there should be 3 balls as it's guaranteed that the first one will be destroyed on the first day and then you'd be more careful with the other 2.

We read another review that said not to blow up the wubble to maximum capacity, so we blew it up to about the size of two footballs. The children had a blast with it at the park. On the third day it did pop, but only because two boys were vigorously tugging at it. It was my son's favourite birthday present. Will definitely purchase another one! It was a bit tricky to blow up, we put some vaseline over the end of the pump to help slide it into the wubble. I had to try many times before getting it just right to blow up. Oh and you need 4 D batteries for the pump - have these on hand to avoid impatient children - enjoy!