Review: Bunch O Balloons

If you have a child at school, the likelihood is you will have heard about Bunch O Balloons – they seem to be the latest playground craze. Gemma and Jacob have been begging for these since they first saw them advertised on TV, but I was a bit dubious – we have had water balloons in the past and they have been a real pain to fill up and only seem to provide a few minutes of play. 

We were sent a few sets of Bunch O Balloons from The Present Finder, and both the children were keen to try them out as soon as they arrived. I was interested to see if they lived up to their claims of being able to fill 100 water balloons in minutes. 

Each Bunch contains 35 uninflated water balloons, all connected to their own slim straw, which in turn links to one single head that can be attached to a hose for filling, allowing all the balloons to fill simultaneously. A matter of seconds, a quick shake, and the balloons simply fall off with a satisfying plop! Thanks to a clever, tiny rubber band, each balloon is immediately tied and ready to go, so no more sore fingers, no fiddly knots, and no wasted time when you could be giving someone a good soaking!

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With 3 Bunches in each pack, you have plenty of ammunition to leave your water fight opponents quaking in their shoes, as you have a big supply of water bombs, ready in seconds! The Balloons themselves are made of a natural rubber, making them biodegradable and environmentally friendly, and the straws are recyclable. Each pack also contains a hose adapter for quick and easy use.

Be prepared to get wet. Very wet.

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The children absolutely loved the Bunch O Balloons. They really are incredibly simple to use – it is just a case of attaching to a hose and then shaking them off once full. They are pretty strong too – you have to hit your target for them to burst, they won’t pop if they are just dropped onto the floor, which means they last a lot longer than standard water balloons, and are great for younger children. You can make them to a size that suits – there is a maximum fill guide, but if you want to make them a bit smaller for tiny hands you can do so. 

They are the perfect game for summer fun in the garden, and the children are already planning a big trip to the park with their friends and more Bunch O Balloons – I think we may need to pack a lot of towels and spare clothes!

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27 Comments

  1. June 27, 2016 / 5:27 pm

    My girls have been on about these and I said I might get some in the summer holidays. Hopefully when the weather is warm every day. Now after reading your review I definitely will. They look like fantastic fun x
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  2. June 27, 2016 / 10:56 pm

    This looks like so much fun – I’m so pleased you have a proper garden to enjoy now! x
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  3. June 28, 2016 / 8:41 am

    Love this, my kids would have a great time with them and I’d be running for cover! #TriedTested

  4. June 28, 2016 / 8:43 am

    This looks like so much fun!!i Love a good water fight. Looks like the kids had a great time xx #TriedTested
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  5. June 28, 2016 / 9:38 am

    Love this and the amazing action shots. I have always wondered if these really work or not. So much time saved filling them up and tying them. More time now left to play and have fun. Thanks for hosting.

  6. June 28, 2016 / 10:12 am

    These look like such fun, my kids would love them. I live live love water fights in the summer

  7. June 28, 2016 / 11:05 am

    It looks so much much and not bad for the environment! It’s a winner! Thanks for hosting.
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  8. June 28, 2016 / 1:00 pm

    These look great! I used to love water bombs as a child, never liked getting hit by them though! Great post, thanks for hosting! #triedtested

  9. June 28, 2016 / 2:19 pm

    These look great! I saw them advertised the other day but you can never be sure of how good these things are until you see them for yourself! I’m glad you found they were good! Mia would be a little young for them I think but it looks like so much fun! Great photos too! 🙂

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  10. June 28, 2016 / 3:58 pm

    These look brilliant! I can’t believe I am only just finding out about them now. Fab photos, it looks like the little ones had a blast. These are definitely something that I want to try out. #TriedTested
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  11. June 28, 2016 / 4:59 pm

    I’ve never heard of these before but damn! They look so good. We love having water balloon fights at our house especially when the LO Dad has the day off and these would be absolutely amazing to use it in our battle to water balloon victory. Thanks for sharing, found something new to try! #Triedtested

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  12. June 28, 2016 / 7:21 pm

    I was looking at these for my children. I have so many fond summer memories of water fights in the front street, but the process of filling the water balloons was such a hassle! These look great x #TriedTested
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  13. June 29, 2016 / 10:32 am

    I absolutely love these pictures! Think this sounds like a fab product for my son, we went to have a water fight last week and I brought waer balloons but realied they did not fit on our taps! I then unscrewed the shower fitting and tried to do it that way…they just kept exploding all over me! #Triedtested

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