6 FT Patriotic Christmas Inflatable Santa Claus with Eagle & American Flag | Lighted Yard Blow-Up, Outdoor/Indoor Use, Self-Inflating Blower, Weather-Resistant Material

We tied him to the fence after setting him up on a garden table. We wanted the passersby to see him more easily. He's a cute one! Very easy to put up and the kids love him. I do have one more kid, not pictured. Yes, my hands are full but so is my heart!Something to note - I live in a high wind area, so tying him tightly to something that's not going to move was a must for me. I didn't use the clips. I used the rope that came with Santa, and just knotted the ends really well. Also, when you're setting him up, he inflates quickly. You'll want to adjust his nose, the eagles beak and the eagles' talons a bit, as they don't totally inflate as full as Santa's feet do. Just a light tug on the beak, talons and Santa's nose fills it out a bit more.

I love this Santa. Have had it up for a little over 2 weeks with a few rains and it is holding up well.

This looks very patriotic and we are very pleased with it

I super love this blow up. I bought it for my Cub Scout Drive-in Pack meeting. Everyone loves him with his American Flag and Eagle! The only thing is his nose is flawed, pretty big. I saw it right away and wrote to the seller, but never heard back. I did not think I could return and get one back before our event so we just kept it. Totally bummed, and these kids work hard to earn their packs funds, I hate feeling like I did not get them the best deal.

Very cute. Depending on weather conditions, some extra paracord might need to be added to his sides to stake him in front and to the back. In addition to the cord and stakes that come from his sides. To keep him from blowing forwards or backwards. He does not have anything attached to his feet to stake him down, so he does blow forward or backwards very easily. If they added attachments to the front, back and sides of his feet, I think he would stay up really good. As of now the attachments are on his waist on a seam, which when pulled tight enough to kind of keep him from falling over, risks tearing a hole in the seam. He also doesn't fully fully inflate. So he doesn't look as filled out as the photo, he's a tad crinkly in the face and Eagle, because he needs more air.

Great lawn Santa! I'm thinking about buying a second one for the backyard.It probably needs a tie down on the base (feet) to keep it standing up. It does have tie down on the sides (Belt Line) to hook to lines to a tent peg in the ground but that creates a tripping hazzard. If they moved the tie downs fro the waist down to the feet, the thing will stand up.But, it looks great.===Update: One winter later, Santa died. I had it up all last winter. Every day. Apparently the motor wore out. I bought a new one. It was up for one day before Santa deflated. So, don't expect this thing to last forever.

Unfortunately this blow up only lasted a little over a week. I have been decorating for years I have never had one go out this quick.

We love this Santa decoration. Always proud to display our flag.