(BOX20) (Fix 28/8) (GI 1=4) Pinata Horse

This was a really cool piñata especially considering I couldn’t find a realistic horse one anywhere else. Great value for money.

Kids loved this at a birthday party, it was very sturdy -perhaps a bit too much so. It 16 kids good 20 minutes of whacking to crack it but they had a good time. It arrived on time, it was in perfect condition

For the price, it's a good quality piñata and a decent size. I'd imagine it would be great for a party but is equally great to make a work colleague eat when they lose a bet!

Used for a kids‘ party and it was great fun! Highly recommend it. Needs filling with sweets obviously. Used a variety of smaller sweets. Can be filled easily

6 year old daughter loved this for her party - we turned it into a pullstring instead of hitting it so she could keep it afterwards. Only problem was the hole to fill it was located under the sticker for the saddle decoration - so couldn't access it without ruining the saddle. But as I cut open the belly to turn into a pullstring I could fill from the bottom. But overall horse was a lot nicer looking than the photo. Kids loved it.

I bought this for my daughters birthday party and was great fun. Good packaging. The saddle was ripped, but we didn't contact seller as it was going to be smashed to bits anyway!!

It's a lot harder to break this piñata than you would think, don't be fooled by the apparent flimsy look of it. It takes a severe beating before it breaks. There is a perforated cut line running around the middle under the saddle, and I would suggest "enhancing" that with a few well-placed stabs with a craft knife before use, otherwise you'll be bashing it for ages.The filling hole is under a clear plastic patch on the mane area. It's not huge so you might need to enlarge it a bit if not using small sweets.

Looks fab. Wasn't clear where the hole was though to put the sweets in. Assumed it was under saddle, but it was on the neck ! Advice to anyone buying one - don't fill with hard boiled sweets/lollies or choc bars - reason being, after the kids have had a go at hitting it , many of the sweets/lollies were smashed to pieces and thus inedible ! Best bet is to go with small packs of haribos / fruitellas / starburst etc....

Contrairement aux autres commentaires, moi je suis plutôt contente. Certe le trou est assez petit mais c'est une pinata et non une urne donc largement suffisant pr faire passer les bonbons. Le trou se trouve sous la crinière. On peut recoller l'autocolant une fois la pinata rempli pour cacher ce trou. La pinata est très costaud il faut donc taper assez fort pr la casser mais les enfants s'en sont donné à coeur joie ! Bref, je recommande vivement ce produit

Precioso. Super calidad y diseño. Mi hija adoro!

We got this pinata for my son's 5th birthday. It was like an everlasting gobstopper in pinata form. This was the pinata with abs of steal. It took a licking and just kept ticking. These kids eventually took to mob style mentality in order to get their candy.If you are looking for a well made pinata this definitely the one for you.If you have a small party and need something that will break fairly quickly... you may want to arm your children with a bat to help with the take down or you need to plan to be there for awhile.

Ben fatta, bei dettagliConsigliata per ragazzi/bimbi amanti dei cavalliMolto resistente e quindi il gioco per riuscire a romperla è durato un bel po'... Con grande divertimento di tutti!Consegna rapidissima.

Wir hatten diese Pinata zum vierten Geburtstag unserer Enkelin. Sie war ein voller Erfolg!Das Pferd sieht wirklich hübsch aus! Zudem ist es ausreichend stabil; 900 Gramm sind eine Menge Süßes oder Mini-Spielzeuge und das Pferd "schluckt" die Masse klaglos. Auch das Befallen durch eine Öffnung an der Oberseite (die man jedoch selbst schaffen muss, das Pferd kommt völlig intakt an, sodass sich auch kein Schmutz im Innern fangen kann) lassen sich selbst Madam-Päckchen und Haribo Roulette-Rollen bequem einfüllen.Aufgehängt wird es an einem stabilen Plastik-Band. Dabei bleibt das Pferd schön aufrecht, es kippt nicht nach hinten oder vorne!Um die Pinata zu zerschlagen, braucht man etwas Kraft! Die kleinen Kinder schafften es nicht, wir Erwachsene mussten dem Pferd ein paar Schwinger geben. Aber das ist kein Nachteil, denn es spricht für die Stabilität. Zudem schmälert es den Spaß der Kleinen nicht, wenn auch Mama, Papa, Oma oder Opa auf das Pferd einschlagen, bis es aufbricht. So war es zumindest bei uns.Die Pinata brach hinter den Vorderhufen auf, die Süßigkeiten verteilten sich schön auf dem Boden.So bleibt das Fazit: Stabil, schön und gut zu befallen - ein Hit auf jeder Kinderfeier! Das Pferd ist sein Geld wert, die Kinder und auch die Erwachsenen hatten sehr viel Spaß!