Vuvuzela - South African Style Collapsible Horn, Red (Pack of 6)

These are awesome!!! Nice and loud... we use it at our sons high school soccer games and passed these out to all the other parents/fans.... it sounds like a full stadium of fans when we get going...and its so fun to make soooo much noise when we make a goal... its a true celebration :) And the look on our players faces the first night we used them was priceless :)

Great horns. Noise levelGood. One broke when squeezed too hard but if gentle they are great.

Given the price, I expected higher quality. The vuvuzelas worked. However, they looked cheap and not very robust at all. It felt it should have been at a price of $2 or $3 per vuvuzela, not $6 or more.

We brought these out for the 13u state cup championship. Went 0-0 into double OT, then during PKs we started blaring for the first time... Won the game in the 7th round!

They arrrived slighlty squished so they were all distorted a bit. None of them would stay in the open position. Even when held into the open position they still leaked air/sound so they did not produce proper tone or volume. The mouth pieces are shaped wrong and do not allow the proper drone to be made. (Played like any brass instrument with a mouthpiece) Absolute waste of money. The cost to send them back is nearly the cost of the item, so they are just going in the trash. Hopefully this saves at least one person the frustration of buying garbage. There are good low priced versions available, for instance this one :https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0031DMKII/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1I have one of the linked versions and it is fantastic. Again don't buy this. Shop elsewhere.

6 for @$17, so basically $3 each. Arrived and some were a little pinched from being shipped but it didn't impact them making noise. They expand to full size and then collapse down for smaller storage etc. Would be nice if the plastic was a bit stronger and they were less prone to pinching or flexing.My daughter and nephew like to just walk around the house and use them as bull horns. For a cheap disposable plastic super loud noise maker, these are great. The neighbors it when we bring them out.

Brilliant! Bought these for my team at work. We blow them when we complete a piece of work. They love it and the rest of the building knows we're making progress. :) I need a lesson in blowing a Vuvuzela. I know it's me because some of the team can blow them and get the right noise!

Purchased for HS production of Spamalot. Several did split when put together but didn't care as they were accented with tape anyway. Never could get them to make sound like I wanted them to but looked great onstage.