63 Life Size Climbing Zombies Halloween Haunted House Prop Decor (Black)

We've put these bad boys up with the rest of our Halloween decorations. They do make a nice addition. However, for the price, I was a little disappointed in the quality. From a distance they look great. Get closer than 20' and you can see how cheaply they are made.Overall, we're happy with the purchase. Just wish the price reflected the quality a bit better.

this thing didn't even have a face it was just black Styrofoam. other than that I guess it was semi ok sure wouldn't recommend. Looked kinda cute in picI was really disappointed

What a fun prop but not sure if it would last outside. This was bought for an upcoming indoor Halloween party. The body is not stuffed which is great for folding and putting away. The hair needs a brush ran though to make it fuller once you receive it. Overall for the price and indoor use it is a great prop!

Cheapy

Just as it's shown. From street view it looks awesome! I like the clips on the hands and feet for easy attachment. It folds up nice for storage.

Loved them but was pricey for the material it’s made out of. But gave a good effect

I should have listened to some of the other reviewers. The material they used is super cheap. Each zombie was missing a hook from each foot. I had to add my own. The zombies were pretty flat without any substance, so I added stuffing to them. Once they were hung they looked cool, but after a week one of the zombie's hand came off. I took zip ties and put it back together. About 2-3 weeks later the same zombie totally disintegrated--literally. The material was ripping apart and falling into pieces. We tried to wrap a piece of material around it, but it fell apart even more. I debated on what to do with it after Halloween. Toss it or is there a way to save it for next year? There was basically just wire and stuffing left for one of them. What I ended up doing was putting costumes on both of them for next year. I am certain the costumes will be a safer bet. So, if you plan on getting them, just know you will have to secure the hands and feet and that the material will disintegrate, especially if there is any sun exposure. I recommend making your own. All you need is an old costume, wire, stuffing, a flat cardboard head with a wig, and styrofoam or plastic hands and feet. Glad I didn't pay more than $35. It's sad they are trying to get $60 for these now.

Easy to put up and held up nicely thru the recent storm we just had. Highly recommend!

Nothing to like for the price, will add a face and some lighting to try and make it better

Not worth the money not life sized very disappointed in this item

Garbage product