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KJ
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
this was pretty cute and we were excited to try it out. Upon inflation, the outside fabric ripped. It wasn't even overinflated, just poor stitching.That being said, it was still really fun to bounce on but was quickly thrown to the side. Def not a staple toy in our house. Maybe if it didnt have a big hole it in? maybe if it were a bit bigger? maybe if my kiddo was younger? I am not sure but it was a novelty toy for sure.
TruthTeller
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024
This bouncy is going strong for two months now. Tbh it's not even needed additional air. The cover is awesome and provides additional padding and comfort. Easy to remove and clean. Awesome design. My 3 year old enjoys this, no problem at all!
H.Vazquez
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024
My 1 year old grand daughter LOVES this toy. The colors are bright and vivid. Its low enough, that she is able to climb on and off, unassisted. Easy to blow up, with the icluded pump and is super sturdy and durable!
Noblet Fam
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
The Unicorn Bouncy Horse by Ycitusi is an absolute delight! I bought this for my 3-year-old daughter, and she fell in love with it instantly. The vibrant rainbow colors are captivating and add a magical touch that makes it stand out among her toys.I highly recommend the Unicorn Bouncy Horse to anyone looking for a fun, engaging, and well-made toy for their little ones. It’s an excellent gift for kids aged 18 months to 6 years. This toy truly brings joy and excitement, and seeing my daughter’s happiness makes it worth every penny!
KLP
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024
I am in love with the colors of the horse. I was a little disappointed that it was just a cover over a pink horse :/ Its a soft cover though. The wings are a tad misshapen; I'm not sure which direction they are supposed to go in. Inflating it was just like every other inflatable bouncing horse. It came with extra plugs just in case they bend or snap for whatever reason. After fully inflating the horse (for my 3yo daughter) I was a little concerned about the size of the horse (I used a paper towel roll for size reference). It seemed a little short. My kids have had Apple Round horses for years, so those are the sizes I'm used to. Even seeing my 3yo daughter on this I was curious how a 6yo could fit/play on this thing. This seemed a little shorter and the feet seemed a have a little too much give. I would say it's probably aimed for smaller children, no more than 4 years old. I'm not sure about the longevity of this horse, but in the mean time my daughter loves it.
A JealousGull
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
Arrived compressed inside of a plastic bag. Horse unfolded easily, no resistant creasing left behind. Includes a small manual hand pump. Pump is generic and more low quality so it’s nothing special but, it inflates the horse well. Plastic material used for the horse seems durable. Like the bright, colorful cloth covering to prevent any skin irritation. This cloth is soft and comfortable for kids to play on. Horse held up when bounced on, rolled over, etc. It’s capable of staying inflated for a while but there is definitely a slow leak occurring somewhere that’s more than likely near the seal. Had to add additional air a few times throughout the day. If you don’t want to re-inflate daily…would probably suggest you skip over this one.
Neil Flowers
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
My grandnephew, Caleb, is my co-product-tester for kids' stuff.You can see him in the photos taking his new Horsey for a ride.When the unicorn bouncy Horsey first rode into his life, Caleb was delighted. So colourful! Caleb always first walks around real dogs and inanimate things when he meets them. It's his way of sizing up the new. Once he's done the sizing, he'll move in for closer acquaintance if he deems it worthwhile.Which is what he did with Horsey, as the pictures demonstrate. Yippee-ki-yo-ky-yay! Let's gallop! Into the bedroom if not the sunset.Alas and alack. Horsey proved short lived. The next morning he was deflated, both Horsey and Caleb, as it happens, one literally, the other emotionally. Horsey had lost a lot of air overnight. Not much trot or canter in him, as he was more limp than bouncy.So I pumped up Horsey again for my grandnephew. Next day? Same result. Clearly, Horsey is leaking air.Now maybe--to mix animal metaphors--we just got a bum steer. It's possible that the example we received is not representative of the product as a whole. Could be. Or it could be lousy quality control.But going by Caleb's example, I'd say ride around this product, Pardner. Seems another thing from China that, like a handsome mount with a lame front hoof, ain't as good as it looks..
Jennifer Zimmer
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
My niece is going to love it.. super cute.. nice and bright colors..
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