Manmel 50 Pcs Foam Gliders Planes Toys for Kids, Paper Airplane, Party Favors Goodie Bag Stuffers, Outdoor Flying Toys, Bulk for Classroom Prizes Boys and Girls

These are fun and reasonably priced! We got these for Easter for all the grandies. Parents loved them too! Loads of fun! They are cute. Grandpa and 2 1/2 year old grandson enjoyed the durability.

Pretty good value. Like others said these are pretty small, about the size of a playing card. The cardboard fits snugly in the cut-outs so you need to kind of shimmy it in or else it'll bend. I got a nice straight 6ft before it took a nosedive, which is 6ft more than expected so that's a win. Great idea for goody bags or party favors.

I bought these to use as Christmas tree ornaments. They work perfectly for that purpose. As noted, they don't fly very well but little kids would probably love them anyway. The printed colors are double sided. Lots of color variety. I had to trim the horizontal stabilizers on a few of thresh as I've started assembling them, no big deal though. I'll post a photo when the tree goes up.

These are a perfect addition to goodie bags for kids. It’s easy to put together, sturdy, and actually fly pretty far.

I bought these as fillers in Samaritan’s Purse Christmas boxes. They were only about the size of my middle finger, and several were damaged in packaging and shipping. Those that did make it through did fly well enough to provide a short time of entertainment so they were not a complete waste. However, I will be more careful to order something larger and more sturdy next time.

Fraudulent advertising. The pictures make them seem bigger. Very disappointing. Would never purchase these again. My students will be disappointed when I give these to them and frankly, I’m embarrassed to give them out. They are cheap for a reason. Should have known better.

These are cute, very sturdy, and will be perfect Halloween trinkets. Disagree with some complaints that it doesn’t fly, though it doesn’t glide like a much lighter “paper airplane” would. Maybe it’s because I assembled it with the straight wing edge forward and the curved edge in back. I also see some folks put the plastic piece on the tail rather than the nose. The plastic weighs the nose down properly. Before each ‘flight,’ make sure it balances, and adjust accordingly. It would be helpful if each plane had a little slip of paper telling how to assemble it, but I can write up directions myself!

Good as party favor. Small but easy to put together