Santa’s Flying the North Pole Express this Holiday Season

Everything was pretty explanatory but where to place the tethers were in question. The tethers are the strings that hold the inflatable down so it stays securely in place. So what I did was partially inflate the Santa with the included blower vent. Then I inserted the tethers one at time into the attached loopholes on the inflatable. As I placed the tethers on the loopholes, I secured them to the included stakes and placed them in the ground loosely. After all tethers were attached, I fully inflated the Santa with the blower vent which attaches to the backside of the plane. Then I readjusted the stakes securely into the ground. It may sound like some work but it’s not hard at all once you figure it out.

This inflatable is a lot larger than expected. It’s approximately 7.5’L x 5’H x 8’W. Not only does the propeller spin but the inflatable also has LED lights inside so it can be seen at night. In the front seat of the plane is Santa wearing an aviator hat. The back seat features a few wrapped presents. The plane is red and white striped with North Pole Express on the side. The small detachable blower vent allows for super fast inflation. When you’re ready to turn off your holiday lights for the day, simply unplug the blower vent. Santa will deflate in seconds. You can leave everything set up as is so no worries about having to cover the blower vent or anything. Mine has withstood strong winds and heavy rain recently when we had a bad storm come through. Rain may get inside the inflatable but it will drain out through the zipper area without any problems.

I am so pleased with this inflatable as are many others. My neighbors were so intrigued that many came over to look at it. Inflatables and Laser Light Projectors are definitely the way to go during the holidays. It’s more decor than the old fashion way of just hanging lights on your home.