We just got this huge spider and like him a lot. We are a pest control company and put him on our building for fun. He lights up, but I think he could use more lights. Otherwise, hes great!

This spider is so much fun because it can be used for spooky or for goofy fun. I love spiders and I've been trying to teach the neighborhood kids about them so they might be less scared, and this decoration lets me set up for spooky season and also help teach kids thats spiders aren't only scary. It's very soft, and the little lights all along it give a fun vibe that the kids in my neighborhood love. It has lots of hooks on the end of each leg, and multiple holes you can hang the spider from on the abdomen. The arms are flexible but stay in place once you get them into position. Overall it's a lot of fun to set up and very well made.

Packaging was good! It's a decent size (extends up to 6 feet) , has a hairy body, glowing red eyes, and LED lights, and poseable legs for custom positioning. It's gonna be a great addition to my Halloween decorations. Endless ideas where it can placed since it's for indoor and outdoor use. Materiel seems durable and lightweight.

First off– I was sent this one to review, and it's June, so no, I'm not faking a whole Halloween scene here. I just temporarily hung it up in my entry room to get a good look at it. And honestly, picturing one of these hanging in a doorway like this during Halloween party? That be pretty cool! Here's the thing about this spider: it's big! 6 feet across, and it actually looks the part. The body is a wire frame wrapped in a fabric fur coating, with stripes of fluffy gray fur running across the body and all of the legs. The white lights inside have a twinkling effect that I really enjoy, and the red eyes are the part that my whole family keeps pointing at. Great touch! Set up couldn't be simpler. Legs fold right out of their store position and that's basically it – unfold, hang, done. No wrestling with it. The arms are opposable too, so you can bend them however you want and really set the pose. Design is great! Underneath the belly, there are two eyelids cut into the fabric, and that fabric is a netting that's tougher than it looks. The holes feel beef up – almost like they were melted or cauterized into a little plastic ring instead of just cut through, so they shouldn't tear out on you. There is one on the head side and one on the tail side, so you can hang it heads up or heads down. And every leg has a little eyelet on the end for ringing it whatever you want. It the weather cooperates this Halloween, I want to nail this thing to the back of our storage shed – we like to decorate the shed for the holidays. Low power draw is always a bonus! It's all LED, so the draw is basically nothing. The tag on the cord says indoor and outdoor use, so you got options either way. Storage is genuinely one of my favorite parts. The whole thing collapse is back down into a ball, so it drops right back into the box – or honestly any holiday tote you've already got lying around. The materials feel solid out of the box– the netting, the fur, the frame all seam will put together. Id expect it to keep for at least one season, and hopefully several, though I can't really speak to that yet since I'm just taking a first look at it. I'll update this once I get it out on the shed for the real Halloween run.

Super cool! Grandkids loved it! Awesome addition to my Halloween decorations! Great colors and proportions! Perfect for my entryway on the house porch!

Spider comes basically put together. You just need to stretch the legs out. The lights are both solid and flashing but no control. Seems to be well made and is themed very well for Halloween or other spooky maintenance. Wish the cord provided was a little longer and had light controls. Spider will easily mount with zip ties or other material anywhere with the legs and cage body. The construction is similar to other weather resistant decorations and should be fine outdoors.

The spider looks so good lit up climbing the wall. Wish the legs could bend a bit to really look like he is climbing.

It's a good size but it can't stand up on its own, legs are flimsy and thin wire just to shape them, too heavy to wrap on giant web, bottom is flat and cover with piece of felt like it's meant to be flush pointed against wall or something and kinda looks corny.

It isn't this cute in person, it looks like Christmas lights and don't really “twinkle” it's not what's pictured here and the positioning hooks make it super hard to make look the ways it's depicted here