5.4ft Halloween Skeleton

I bought this guy to keep my backseat passengers company. Assembly was pretty easy. My only complaint is that the connection in the spine is easy to break while you put it together. You might get weird stares from your neighbors while trying to clothe a fake skeleton in your car, but it’s worth it!

Good quality for the price. Was purchased for an NP celebration. He looked handsome in a velvet sport coat and a college winter stocking cap. (size 16 boys coat……the skeleton)Of course, there were some objections to his Halloween appearance.

Not the best quality, but for a few weeks a year it’s perfect. It’s hard to get the limbs to pose and they don’t lock into position. It would be a better deal at half the price.

this put together so easy!

It's Halloween, and I needed another skeleton to put into our front yard. I had planned on something posable that had joints that pop into place. And this product had that for the knees and elbows. There was no way to lock the hips, however, so getting this skeleton to stand up is almost impossible. The head will pose, but it is difficult to turn. And when I received the skeleton, the arms had been assembled backwards so that the hands turned the opposite way that they should have. I am using this skeleton in my display, but in a sitting position. I will say that the joints seem to be sturdy, so many of them fall apart over time. So I'm happy that I feel comfortable enough to keep it. I'm just a bit disappointed in its versatility.

My first order mysteriously “disappeared” at the shipping hub (I think they are in someone’s front yard 🤣). But a quick call to customer support and I literally had the replacement a couple days later. She was so funny and nice, and she took this from a 4 star to a 5 star review. The skeletons themselves were a great deal for the price and I will be adding more to my “dead family members” in the future.

Some screws were missing. The head and bottom half don't stay together. I was gonna send it back but it was a gift and she decided to just put wire through the holes so it moves easier. Also there is no way they use this in any classes it's made out of thin plastic. Not worth almost $60.

Trey is my husband's 3rd skeleton. He proudly wears a baseball cap and waves at people while riding around and accompanies my husband back and forth to and from work. Our 4th skeleton hasn't exactly found his permanent place and is sitting in a chair with a Halloween pillow and blanket. He is named Quad.