Morris Costumes Full Size 6 Ft Posable Stuffed Dummy with Hands - Mannequin

Ok, now I ordered one of these dummies last Halloween from The Horror Dome, however, on that site this product costs over 70 dollars!The reason I bought another one is because of how fragile they are, they rip fast, but nothing a needle and thread can't solve.when it arrived I thought "GASP!" because the package looked like it had been trampled by a circus! Dents in the box, and all. HOWEVER, the product itself was in terrific condition, no rips, holes and from the looks of it, its better quality tan the $70 version.I recommend this product for anyone who loves Halloween or just loves props and such, or it could be used to display clothes.It has an opening in the back that allows you to add more stuffing, or wire support, which the wire support is highly recommended, otherwise it looks limp and dumb.And another note, if you do order one of these and don't want people to know what it is, the box it ships in has a picture of it, as seen on the avatar picture.Also its the cheapest one you could ever find on the internet, from what I've seen.

Loosely stuffed but closes with velcro so I was able to purchase foam filling to stuff

It's ok

We purchased this dummy for our 7 year old son. I have to say I was a bit disappointed in the quality of this product, but considering the cost I guess it makes sense. I gave it 3 stars because it has an awful smell that will not seem to dissipate. We have had it outside for about a week and it still has an odor. But all in all, our son loves it and plays with it often.

I was able to use this to create my own emotional support synthetic companion. I have made modifications over the past 4 years and have added 3 more into my home.The single square velcro in the back is not sufficient for holding the back closed, however you can buy a 9 inch zipper from Wal-Mart, sew it on and it holds nicely.You also will need to add Poly-Fil or another polyester fiber fill to the body to fill it out, as it comes with minimal stuffing, most likely for shipping purposes.I wish it came with realistic and attractive feet and that the hands were more attractive and slim. These look like zombie hands, LOL.I would also love to see an articulated light-weight skeleton in the future. I have made my own out of styrofoam pool noodles and a shower curtain rod.Someday I hope to see these be able to stand semi-on their own, or come with some kind of stand.But I love it. It does what it is meant to do.

We ordered this guy for a Halloween display. Overall, he worked well for what we used, but he did have some quirks that made him a little difficult to use. 1. He has zero neck support and needed a stick put into his spine to sit upright. 2. His proportions are a little only so he's not super convincing as a real person 3. His head is suuuuuper skinny. Almost makes him look alien.Otherwise, throw an costume on him and he's just fine!

I bought this dummy to make a life size prop for Halloween and to use it to scare my 15 yr old son. My plans were to turn the dummy into Michael Meyers from the original Halloween movie (where he wore the William Shatner mask). So I bought the mask and a bloody machete prop, strapped the dummy at the shoulders to a thick suit hanger, put on a grubby T-shirt and a pair of coveralls, bulked him up with some packaging materials, hung him on a free standing coat rack, put on the mask, propped up the machete using a pocket in the coveralls and used the dummy's hand to grip the handle. Then I put Michael just inside a window by the front door with shutters on it.I opened the window wide open and tilted the shutters to be able to see into the room, and placed Michael's other hand through the open shutter so the people outside could see his fingertips. Then I got my lightning and thunder machine (also sold on Amazon), a boom box and a halogen shop light (the higher the watts the better, but they do generate a lot of heat, so keep it a safe distance away from anything that can burn). I set the shop light to light up Michael when the thunder rumbled and clapped, then turned off all the lights at the front of the house. I put the Thunder CD into the boom box, plugged the light and the thunder and lightning machine and as the boom box played the thunder, the thunder and lightning machine flashed the shop light accordingly, lighting up Michael through the shutters.It could not have turned out any better! I LOVED it when I heard the screams outside the front door as thunder rolled out the open window and got them to look toward the window, just to see a super-creepy machete-wielding Michael Meyers standing over them! Also, if the trick-o-treaters knew who Michael was they would get an extra handful of candy. I turned out to be a hit and people took pictures of him too.I also scared my son several times with him. Scaring each other is a fun thing we do together. Now we plot together to scare his friends with Michael. LOVE IT!! The possibilities are endless as to who you can dress up this dummy to be and I'm looking forward to next Halloween.

The title and description claim that these are posable. That is true if all you want is either just a limp body to lay there or want to tie it to a chair. They have zero support in them to actually be able to pose them and have them hold the pose. Also, the hands are a gray color, not at all like human hands. I would not purchase again!