I am 6'0", 220lbs, and this suit is pushing its limits on being able to contain me... that said, it does fit and while it is a little hard to get into, as long as I crouch just a bit it fits great. This thing is awesome. Everyone loves it. I got my son a smaller one and he and I wore them to the zoo and it was amazing how many people asked to take pictures with us... everywhere we went we would hear people burst out laughing. That said, the animals didn't so much care to see dinosaurs at the zoo... one of the rhinos charged the fence and paced back and forth till we left... it was a little frightening for a moment, but really kinda funny...

I will say, it gets hot inside. real hot. On Halloween it was about 45 degrees out and I was wearing gym shorts and a sleeveless shirt and was still sweating inside. The visor would also fog up a lot, making it really hard to see. Haven't tried yet using any type of anti fogging supplementation, so hopefully that would help. even as hot as I got and as tight fitting this was for me (which I knew I would be pushing the limits when I bought it) this costume was amazing and was seriously some of the best money I ever spent. It brought so much laughter and joy to those I was around. Highly recommend!

I bought two of these costumes so my son and I could wear them on Halloween. There are not nearly enough stars for laughter and comedic value. However, wearability is a whole other subject.

To get into the costume, you almost have to put the head part on first and then pull in your arms and legs. Make sure your battery pack is loaded prior to putting it on. I also put my T-rex hand gloves on before I put the rest of the suit on, because it's hard to see once you're starting to get into it. Turn on the fan, zip up the costume and you're fully inflated and ready to go in a matter of minutes...

And here's where the "FUN" begins.

My son is about 4'11" and couldn't walk really well in his costume. This made it HILARIOUS to watch. He waddled when he walked and his ginormous T-Rex butt was worth a thousand laughs, as it waddled when he walked.

BUT..... It was super cold on Halloween. The inside of the costumes started fogging up really quickly. We both had to keep pushing the plastic viewing "window" to our faces and wiping off the condensation from obstructing our view. It's also hard to see around you. We walked into so many cars and pumpkins it wasn't even funny. The battery packs DID last over 2.5 hours while we walked neighborhoods. But I'd say these are better suited for SHORT TERM use.

I'd use them on a COOL (not cold) day and only use them for about 45 minutes MAX. By the time we finished Trick-or-Treating, I was covered in sweat.

Where to begin with this gem. This was the 3rd t-Rex I bought. I now have a family of t-Rex outfits, and suffice to say we stole the show for our Halloween party. I will say, you have to be on the shorter side of life in order for this to fit. There is plenty of room once inside, but getting in can be a bit tedious. Don't expect to eat, or drink while wearing this. It stays surprisingly cool as well, as there is a constant intake of fresh air. If you can find it for a great price, I'd snatch it up. I have seen this fluctuate from $50 to over $200.

I got this coatume as a birthday gift for my friend who is a huge attention monger. Of course he went nuts for it and immediate started wearing it everywhere. He loves it. Too much. He wants to wear it all the time and everywhere and if constantly harassing me to try to come up with new and attention grabbing things he can do in the costume. He had been skateboarding, bowling, rode a mechanical bull, ice skating, etc. the costume is pretty durable. But highly annoying to ME. Here are the pros: decent battery life. He's been in it for a constant 9 hrs with no loss of battery. Warm which is nice for cool climates. Children LOVE it. So do adults. Not easy to rip or tear.

Cons: you will be stopped for photos every few
Minutes. Not asked for them, but literally yelled at, grabbed and harassed for photos by ADULTS WANTING SELFIES. No one will respect
Your group or the fact that you are having a social night out with your friends. You are dealing with entitled adults who believe their wants and needs supersede anyone else's. Their picture is worth more than your boundaries. YOU WILL BE ASSAULTED. This is based on the testimony of 4 people I know with this costume. You will be hit, punched, smacked with sticks or objects, purposely have your tail stepped on, you will be squeezed to remove your air, and you will be grabbed. A lot. This is fair warning.

Other than that, it's cute. It's fun. Kids love love love it. Adults can be a bit unruly.

If you're on the big & tall side like myself, you're probabaly hesitant to purchase this, especially since Halloween costumes historically run small. (I know I was!) however let me assure you that it does fit me just fine, and I even had some room to spare.

That being said, The legs and arms have an elastic on them to keep the air in. This can be rather tight depending on how large your ankles/wrists are.

Getting into the costume wasn't too bad at all; I was expecting much worse due to reading the other reviews. If I can do it being 6'2, I'm not sure what others were doing wrong. Here's what I did to get it on quickly and easily:

-Lay costume on floor, zipper facing up
-Insert legs into each leg opening
-Crouch into a ball (hugging your knees)
-CAREFULLY bring the costume up over your head
-Once fully inside, ensure fan is on, and zip up
-Finally, put hands through arm holes
(Same process in reverse to take it off)

Lastly, I will confirm what others have stated. It gets hot inside. Very hot. I only wore the costume for 5 minutes to test, and I was already sweating. Hopefully this won't be an issue since it will be colder in October.

The costume seems to be well made, and all parts were included.

Please excuse the poor picture - due to the Trex having short arms, they are inherently bad at taking selfies.

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