Boolavard Michael Myers Mask and Knife Set for Halloween
Gift type: Costume Accessory
Perfect pick for: Halloween enthusiasts, eco-friendly gifts, costume collectors, horror film fans, party-goers
Estimated Price: £12.29
The Boolavard Michael Myers Mask and Knife Set is an essential Halloween accessory, perfect for a range of festive and themed events. This set includes a face mask and a knife, both inspired by the iconic Halloween films. Made from 100% brand new premium latex, the mask is not only eco-friendly but also safe, durable, and comfortable to wear. It is free from toxic materials and UV, ensuring it is safe for all users.
The mask fits most people with a head circumference of 54-64 cm and weighs only 0.27 kg, making it easy to wear for extended periods without discomfort. The set is ideal for Halloween parties, cosplay events, and other costume-related gatherings. Whether you're attending a masquerade party or a themed event, this mask and knife set will surely make a lasting impression.
- 2-piece Halloween cosplay set
- Material: Premium Latex
- Weight: 0.27 kg
- Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 10 cm
- Adjustable elastic strap for a perfect fit
The Boolavard Michael Myers Mask and Knife Set stands out as a high-quality accessory for Halloween enthusiasts. The mask, crafted from premium latex, offers a realistic and impressive look, closely inspired by the Halloween film series. Its material is not only eco-friendly but also ensures comfort and safety, being odorless and non-toxic.
👀 Read more...Users will appreciate the mask's adjustable elastic strap, which secures the mask effectively, ensuring it stays in place even during active use. The lightweight design, weighing just 0.27 kg, allows for prolonged wear without discomfort, making it suitable for lengthy parties or events.
Although the mask requires some care to maintain its shape and appearance, particularly in removing folds caused by packaging, the overall durability and quality make it a worthwhile investment for both collectors and party-goers alike.
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