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Rubies Fun Inflatable Original T-Rex Dinosaur Costume For Kids, For Themed Party and Halloween, Standard Size
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Rubies Fun Inflatable Original T-Rex Dinosaur Features
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Inflatable T-Rex Dinosaur costume is standard child size, fits up to approximately 47” in height; Costumes are not the same size as clothing, for best results, see reviews before buying
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Measurements will vary depending on amount of inflation, when inflated the T-Rex is approximately 58" tall and 18" wide; tail is 34" long; and head is 18 x 10"
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Inflatable fan requires minimal assembly, please follow instructions
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From Rubie's, manufacturer of the Original Inflatable Dinosaur costume
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GROUPS AND FAMILIES: Combine with other costumes by Rubie's; look for regular and inflatable designs in baby, toddler, child, adult and pet sizes, also look for accessories like candy bowls, masks and more
About Rubies Fun Inflatable Original T-Rex Dinosaur
Description Look for the Rubie's label; IF IT SAYS Rubie's, IT'S LEGIT! GET THE REAL, GET IT RIGHT! Action packed full-body inflatable jumpsuit with battery operated fan (batteries available separately). NOTE: CHILD SHOULD BE UNDER 53" tall for this FIT BEST. Follow instructions on the package, insert for fan assembly and battery insertion. Adult supervision is required for both. After assembling fan, plug in power cord from battery pack. Clip battery pack onto your own clothing that you are wearing under the costume. Turn on fan to allow costume to begin to inflate and tighten the wrist, leg, and face. Put on gloves and GROWL. Inflatable costume fits child size ages approximately 5 to 7. 100% Nylon. Care instructions: wipe clean with damp cloth, line dry, do not wash, do not bleach, do not iron, and do not dry clean.
