Windy City Novelties Collapsible Stadium Horn - 28"

My wife starting playing soccer again and you know a good husband needs to support so I looked for the biggest vuvuzuela I could find and boom. This is LOUD! You won't regret it

This vuvuzela/stadium horn works great but use with discretion. It is much louder at the receiving end of the harmonic path. Be advised that there is no internal reed or horn mechanism. You must purse your lips just so and place them right against the horn in order to produce the desired loud sound. It's great for the games but use it selectively, such as at times of a touchdown or when everyone is cheering, as it may easily annoy some if used too often. Be sure to point it in the air so you're not blasting the fans in front of you.

These things are rather loud and great fun. Pokémon players loitering on the sidewalk in a herd? A mighty blast from this device out the window of my coworker's car and the usually sedentary folks who play Pokémon suddenly gained the ability to levitate, even if it was just for a brief moment. You, too, can grant people the temporary ability to levitate if you have the lungs for it and buy one of these great devices. What are you waiting for? These are cheap and awesome.

Pretty cheap plastic but it has held up for several years. With a good blow everyone at the football game will hear you and the people next to you will hate you. If you want to make a loud noise, here you go.

Got this to scare birds off my house. Love the sound volume and the roar of it. The embouchure always takes me two tries before i get the blast going-- you don't just blow. You must play it.

I wanted a vuvuzela for my nephew's graduation so I could be *that person* with the absurdly loud horn to cheer for the best kid ever! This horn does work but it requires some effort & finesse to learn how to blow correctly for optimal sound. At first, it just sounded like I was blowing air. You have to move your lips into different formations to practice getting the best sound. It does work and the sound is solid but not as loud as I'd hoped. I ended up not taking it to my nephew's graduation because as much practice as it takes, I felt like I would've missed the moment of his name being called, trying to create the correct sound. It could be user error because again, it does work... but requires more effort than I felt it should.The picture enclosed shows the horn fully extended. It arrived in a box surrounded by bubble pouches. It also collapses into two parts, with the more narrow portion pushing into the larger part. It can stand up flatly on the larger opening its own as well.I would've returned it but I got rid of the box and packaging. Maybe I'll attend a sporting event or some other occasion when I'll have a window of more than a few seconds to cheer.

Live on a 200 acre homestead. Our dogs roam a bit. When want to call them I use this. They come a running for a treat they get when they show up.I had worked with some South Africans in the past and this was a standard at soccer matches. The ability to collapse it to half normal size is a definite plus.My neighbors that live out of site from my house I am sure are wondering "What da Hell is that noise".

This stadium horn was not worth the money. Did not return it because my 5 year old opened it. It is made out of plastic, it’s light weight and the sound quality is nonexistent. I do not recommend this products.