How long will these remain inflated? I want to use them on our boat where the seagulls enjoy messing everywhere outside.
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They were still inflated after three weeks prior to our leaving for a month-long trip. We did have to duct tape the stems down because they kept popping up. Hopefully they are keeping the ducks from messing in our pool while we are away. Good luck with the gulls!
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They worked in our back yard they lasted all summer we had to deflate them by fall and put them in our garage for next year.
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I have had mine for several months and only one has deflated. I believe it was ripped open by the wind beating it against my patio ceiling. I have one hanging on my patio to keep the birds from flying in to eat my dog and cat food, then leave deposits all over my patio! lol Works like a charm. They don't like the big, angry looking eyes.
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I bought these, when inflated they are about 16 inches in circumference so approx 5 inches in diameter. They are awesome and well made and I would definitely recommend them
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I would think so, once they are inflated to proper psi . But my dilemma right now is I haven't taken it out on the water yet as I am waiting on a new adapter for the pump as current one will not stay locked and as of right now not holding pressure! It seems to be a good board but not having the best of luck with this one but will know more once I get it out there.
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I leave mine out about 3 to 4 months. That is about all. Then they start to deflate permenately.
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Hi Anthony ... I inflate and deflate the Island on my boat as its quick and easy to inflate & deflate and folds to around 1.5mtr Sq ... When its inflated its pretty big and cumbersome all round ...and I guess it may be difficult to find somewhere to store ..
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I bought these for a 16 foot boat while drifting in wind. Using one or two in the current may keep you steady but I would probably opt for a larger size. my experience is limited to 16 to 20 foot boats.
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In my experience if you are above 200 lbs. then you should look for an inflatable that is at least 6 inches thick. Sea Eagle website suggests the weight limit of this item to be 200 lbs. The NeedleNose SUP by Sea Eagle holds up to 225 lbs. for the 12 footer and 275 lbs. for the 14 footer.
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Yes, they are loose, inflated cushions. (They are shaped to fit the interior of the boat so they don't shift.)
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They hold slightly less. Depending on wind they will burn 5-6 hours per filling when filled 3/4 full
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I did not let ours air out and they seemed fine. We used ours about 12 hours after I opened them. We did use them with girls age 4 and 7, not adults.
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I highly doubt it will last 3 days tied down, weather balloons are not designed for durability. as for volume, you're looking at several thousand cubic feet for full size.
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i use the qualatex brand balloons. i only use them to make balloon animals and flowers&gt; don't know how they last in water or how long they will stay afloat
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They aren't useful for anything. They come rolled up and never really "un-roll." My geese went away, luckily, but I would try and fill this will balls or something to give them some shape. Hope that helps...
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Mine have not floated or taken in any weather so far..If you have the ones I have, good luck Mine came in a twenty pak and look bigger than this pic....
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Same as what Evan S. said.... a small air pump like you'd use on an air mattress works great on this! It's an AWESOME cooler float but it would take a long time to be blown up by mouth :-)
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It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help and have a great day! It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help... » Read More It depends on how long you charge them, we had 3 ducks, all operate perfectly, the first one we might have charged for 20 or more seconds andhe kept climbing higher and higher until we couldn't see him! The others we only charge for 12 to 15 seconds and we still have them.You need a lot of room, we use local school oval and you have to watch the wind or they get carried away.Ours are a lot of fun and i would recommend them or buy them again. They are delicate so don't be too rough with them, but follow theinstructions and have fun!!!!! Hope this has been some help and have a great day! « Show Less
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they are self inflating. It suggests you do not blow into them because you will add moisture into the pad and it could stick together. They are not air mattresses. They are light and provide about an inch of comfy padding for camping or hiking. I store mine open and they remain fully airated until I go camping and then I roll them up. Good luck.