Large Aluminum Bear Balloon

Add an irresistibly cute touch to your decorations with this large Cream Bear aluminum balloon. Perfect for a baby shower, birth, baptism, or a teddy bear-themed birthday.

Highlights

• XL size: approx. 75 × 84 cm when inflated

• Before inflation: approx. 75 × 112 cm

• Color: cream with golden bow

• Material: aluminum (foil) latex-free

• Self-sealing valve: closes by itself after inflation

• Inflation with air or helium

  • Air: stands/placed (with stand, weight, or adhesive)

  • Helium: floats (indicative floating time 24–48 h depending on conditions)

• Reusable: can be gently deflated and stored

• 1 balloon per bag (pump/helium not included)

Usage advice

1. Gently insert a straw (provided) or the tip of a pump/helium bottle into the valve.

2. Inflate without overdoing it: stop as soon as the seams become smooth.

3. Remove the tip: the valve closes automatically.

4. For air inflation, attach the balloon to a weight, a stand, or to the wall with double-sided tape.

5. To deflate, insert a straw back into the valve to let the air escape.

Technical specifications

• Reference : Cream Bear Balloon

• Inflated dimensions : approx. 75 × 84 cm

• Flat dimensions: approx. 75 × 112 cm

• Material: aluminum film (mylar)

• Color: cream / gold details

• Packaging: 1 piece in a cardboard bag

• Bag size: approx. 200 × 200 mm (indicative)

Safety & precautions

• Do not overinflate. Keep away from sharp objects, heat, and electric sources.

• Choking hazard: not recommended for children under 3 years. Use under adult supervision.

• Helium is necessary to make the balloon float; inflation with air does not float.

Package contents

• 1 × aluminum balloon Cream Bear (75 × 84 cm)
  (pump, helium, rods, and fixing accessories not included)

FAQ

Does the balloon float?
Yes, with helium. Inflated with air, it does not float.

Can I reuse it?
Yes. Deflate it gently with a straw, fold, and store away from heat.

How long does it float?
Generally 24 to 48 hours with helium (varies depending on temperature, filling, and handling).

Is a knot needed?
No, the self-sealing valve closes automatically.