100 Count 11" Latex Balloons Silver

The color of these balloons is great. They're a nice cold silver color. The quality is spotty though. Some are nice and thick, others thin. My real issue is that they were all coated with some sort of brown, slightly sticky substance. I had to wash each balloon just to use them since I dont have time to return them.

Yes, they were difficult to tie a knot in and the first 2 I blew up, immediately had tiny pin holes in them and started to deflate. You have to blow them up much smaller than 11" to be easier to tie and then didn't leak.

These balloons were very pretty, but a little difficult to tie. We tied about 750, so most people probably won't mind. They were stiff in comparison to white and ivory ones we also used. We blew them up with a small air compressor. They stayed inflated for 2 full days when we pulled the knots very tight. We made a balloon ceiling with them.

Regular balloons, exactly what I was expecting.

We used them on New Years eve and we lost about half that ether had holes or were stuck together. And it didn't seam as if they were all the same size

They were a shiny sheer silver but almost translucent. Very pretty. We used these to fill a room with balloons for Valentine's Day and it was gorgeous. I would recommend getting a pump to help blow them all up. There are also tools to tie them off and that made it nice for our fingers :)

Really hard to blow up if you don't have a helium tank. We wanted some balloons to not have helium and it was really hard to blow these up. Spent most of our time doing this when we should've been setting up the rest of the party. Ended up not using them in the long run.

We used these to create beautiful ice balloons. They are sturdy enough to handle the pressure. Once they were totally frozen (this took three days in sub zero weather) we peeled away the balloons and had gorgeous ice balloons.