25% offHollowbrook 14 ft Pumpkin Inflatable
- Fourteen feet to the green
- Five faces stacked
- Lit inside

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Light-up, outdoor, 12 feet tall
A hooded black robe with a bone-white skull face and red eyes, printed at the hem with orange flame, black skulls and reaching hands. The fan and the lights sit inside the figure, so it fills out and glows off one cord. It goes on the driveway or the open front lawn, where the sightline from the street is clear.
Twelve feet of black robe against a dark yard, lit from inside, so the silhouette holds from the far sidewalk. People pick out the hood and the skull before they find your house number.
Stake the base down, run the tethers, plug it in. The heavy fan brings it up in about four minutes and keeps it standing through the night and into sunrise.
The anchoring hardware ships with it, so there is nothing extra to buy before the first night out. The figure itself stays put: no motion, no sound, just the lit shape on the driveway.

Built for outdoors
On Halloween night it runs off a single outdoor cord and stays lit until the last group clears the driveway. In November you unplug it, let the air out, fold the robe flat and it goes back in the same box. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 if you need it sooner.
Twelve feet from the base to the top of the hood, so it belongs on the driveway or the open front lawn where the sightline from the street is clear, not under a porch roof.
The figure with its built-in fan, the ground stakes and the tethers. The anchoring hardware ships with it, so there is nothing extra to buy before the first night.
The heavy fan brings it up in about four minutes. Staking the base and running the tethers is the part that takes you the rest of the time.
Yes. It runs off a single outdoor cord, and the fan has to stay on for the figure to stay up.
It is a grim reaper with a scythe, a skull face and red eyes, and it is listed for older trick-or-treaters. It does not move or make a sound, but put it where a nervous four-year-old walks past it rather than under it.
Built for outdoor use, and a wet night is fine. Bring it down when wind is in the forecast, because a twelve-foot robe is a sail and the stakes are for gusts, not a storm.
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