Alphatool 2Pcs Rubber Fake Snakes Realistic Keep Birds Away - Prank Rattlesnake Toy for Bird Scare, Party Props, Haunted House Decorations

Great rubber snake, makes kids run.....lol

Color, real-life look, great quality, size-like features

The media could not be loaded. Alphatool Halloween Fake SnakesSo the cobra looks a smidge on the drunk side but I like him (her? I can't tell) anyway. I love the rattle-ish snake. The colors are roughly snake like to very snake like, and if you just quickly glance at them, the first thing your brain says is "oop, snake!" not "haha nice try fake snake toy". They haven't been really deployed yet on any snake missions, as my husband and I are gearing up for the communty haunted trail he organizes every year (we usually get multiple hundreds of participants coming through every year, even last year despite the freak snow dump a week before the event and lucky even freaker hot streak to partially melt it).But I did want to get a look at and the feel of them before we actually used them. I also wanted to get pictures and write this reveiw before I lose every single brain cell in the set up, event, and take down scramble, and they get mixed in with all the new and already had props and decor. I like the texture, it's not super stiff so if it's on slightly uneven terrain it doesn't float over low spots like a rigid plastic snake would. You can even slightly bend them pose them without it looking weird, if they have something to keep them from springing back to neutral. I admit to being pointlessly satisfied with the squidgy texture and boing-y ness of them, but hey its a simple and small happiness so I'll take it. I think they will be durable for the purpose they'll be put to, being out in the weather for a day or two at a time, hopefully not being iced over (please weather, please, just wait a little while longer!). I expect a lot of fun out of these snakes.

I have a wheelchair ramp, and a line these up on the railing coming up to the house. Everybody knows it's fake, but it adds for the holiday.

It's not very realistic looking and you can't shape it in anything but the coiled shape due to the structure. I'm probably going to return it as it won't work for my "cooler surprise" prank.

I put one in my garage by the garbage and one in a shoe rack propped up (the cobra doesn't really stand up like it should) just in case the one by the garbage wasn't seen. I got my sister with it when she came. Totally tricked her. The kids had fun playing with it. I was worried one of the snakes would break with the way they were swinging it around, stretching it and beating it up. The absolute destructiveness of these kids was appalling... one even ended up on the roof, but I got it down and even the tongues were still attached. That was my biggest worry as I want to use them for Halloween. I'm glad they survived the initial run with the nephews... but I'm not sure I'm letting them touch them again with how rough they are. It looks real design-wise. It's rubbery and they match the snake size. (Maybe not adult, but still a realistic size)The fact that they survived this amount of rough play is crazy.The cobra could use some work... it doesn't stand up as well as I hoped, so I had to prop it up to make it stand. They are not the full size that the snake can get, but snakes come in all sizes. They would be that size at some part of their lives.

I got these to use for halloween decorations, but my toddler stole them. These are really high quality and have startled me on more than one occasion.

These are good for props or Halloween decorations where someone will not be looking up close because these do not look realistic. The snakes depending on how packaged can be stuck in weird positions and then they are stuck that way and that is unrealistic. The cobra is less realistic compared to the rattler.