2PCS Bubble Wand

This giant bubble wand was pure magic and easily one of the coolest things we brought to the beach. We premixed a five gallon bucket of bubble solution using a simple DIY recipe and our kids were instantly surrounded by a crowd of new beach buddies. Twist the wand in the middle to send out a stream of smaller bubbles or open it wide to launch absolutely massive ones that float forever. It's cheap, simple to pack, and best of all has no batteries. We had hours of fun, nonstop laughs, and a whole beach full of kids mesmerized by these giant floating orbs. If you're looking for a guaranteed crowd-pleaser, this is it. 5-Gallon Bubble Mix with Glycerin and Guar Gum: 10 cups Dawn dish soap (original blue) 1/2 cup glycerin 2 teaspoons guar gum powder (slowly dissolved in warm water before adding) 1 tablespoon baking powder (optional, improves performance) 5 gallons warm water total (including the mix)

My daughter and I tried this at our local summer fair. It’s awesome! The bubbles are so big and it’s easy to use.

These worked as expected but the quality was a little less than expected. Now, don’t get me wrong, these are just fine for kids play and whatnot but I can’t imagine them lasting through the summer. We do use them quite often but I’ve already started seeing some degradation on the handles. So just take good care of them and they’ll get the job done.

Durable and they work great

I bought this for an Easter gift for a 8 yr old boy. He loves it.

The bubble wond works very well but in the end it is no different than if you have wands/handles made out of plastic. The metal on this really is an inconvenience because you have to wipe it down extremely well for it not to rust and because they expand so far out it's very easy for moisture to get trapped in it therefore I say stick with plastic wands There is no difference between them and the expandable metal wands when it comes to size of the bubble.

These were a hit ! They are still in use!

Easy to use and adjust. The end clips tend to rarely snag on the stitching along with the loose triangular clips on the cords. Very absorbent and makes giant beautiful bubbles using Beals Science bubble recipe on YouTube. Haven’t tried twist tying sections yet. Having too much fun with the giant bubbles watching them sail off into the neighbor’s yard.