No stars because I ordered two globes for a classroom activity, and neither one would stay inflated.

My grandson really loved it!

my kid love it

My children think this inflatable solar system set is 'out of this world'! They were so excited when we unpacked them and quickly started shouting out the names of the planets and trying to work out which one was which. It comes with a pump which we didn't know so that was a bonus and meant we could easily refill each one after a few days use as they do deflate a bit. Their respective sizes give an excellent representation of how big each planet is compared to each other. They are generally quite big so taking them into our garden we found was the best way to play with them. My daughter loved collecting each one and laying them out in the correct order. My son who is a little older enjoyed using a tape measure to measure distances between the planets using the handy booklet to guide us. I can see these will be very well used in years to come as they'll be useful to understand the lunar cycle as well as things like eclipses.

Super duper thick and lasted a really long time (about two years). We even review our geography with it in the pool in the summer time and it never faded or popped. Just really durable and nice bright colors too. Fun to play catch with in the yard as well...we made up tons of geography review games to use this with.

Love this product!! Looks GREAT in my classroom. Pumped up well for me, you have to put a lot of air in it but isn't hard.

Great graphics and no words - this way the child who can read does not have an unfair advantage over his sibling who cannot read...yet. They have to learn and remember the names of places..

The solar system colors and sizes looked great. When we tried to inflate most of the smaller shapes were oval or lopsided. The smaller ones were also really hard to inflate because the nozzle didn't have an air trap so they would start to deflate as soon as you were done inflating. We ended up finding the same thing much cheaper and should have gone with the cheaper version of the same thing.

This product is quite inaccurate, this isn't the 50's. The sizes are completely wrong, not just the sun compared to the planets, but everything. Pluto is NOT a planet, its a dwarf planet. If your going to include it, why did you leave out Ceres, Eris, Makemake and Haumea?