1 1/2" Plastic Spiders, 72 Pack

I like the product. Just the right size for cake decorating

I bought these to toss into treat bags along with candy on Halloween. I'm just glad these are plastic because they do look real enough that I will probably also toss a few in hidden areas around the house to annoy my husband. :)10/28/19 - Yes they are plastic and look plastic when you look at them. BUT,...when you run into one unexpectedly they look very real. I hid one in my husbands coffee cup (not a good idea) thinking it would scare him in the morning when he went to pour his morning coffee. He didn't see it and poured his coffee over the spider and started to drink his coffee, he drinks his coffee black so he still didn't see it, and it didn't float. Later he tells me he had one last bit of coffee left and goes to chug it down and the spider goes into his mouth and he panicked and was praying it wasn't a real one when he spit it out into the sink. Lol I really thought he would have seen it before pouring coffee into his mug. :-DI gave a bunch to my visiting grandkids too. The next morning one got me back. I picked up our Roomba vacuum to put it into the kitchen for a quick touch up and when I picked it up there was a spider on the floor underneath the vacuum with its legs up, gave me a quick scare, lol makes me wonder how many more of these I will be running into. :)

I expected these to be the rings, especially since that is what I searched for.

I bought these to prank a roommate with, and they worked extremely well for that purpose. Eventually, they accidentally ended up in a pants pocket during a move, then subsequently in the washer, then dryer. They scared the crap out of me when i opened the dryer, but even more impressively, they all survived the dryer. 10/10, would spider again.

They're cheap Chinese plastic spiders, you're lucky if they're not radioactive or partly toxic waste. However I've scared the crap out of a coworker on several occasions, given a handful to another coworker to scare her son with and still have a ton left in my work bag. It's worth the couple bucks they cost.

I recently purchased a set of 1 1/2" Plastic Spiders, 72 Pack.While most of the spiders were exemplary depictions of quality arachnids, 6 of the plastic replicas had only 7 legs.As you may know, spiders in the wild typically have 8 limbs, and while I was able to convince a handful of party guests that this sextet was merely an example of a group of spiders that recently tangled with murderous frogs, others were unconvinced.This pack of spiders warrants its 4-star rating due to the spectacular modelling of real-life spiders, but if all 72 had had 8 legs, I probably would have thrown another star its way.

We bought these for the "follow the spiders" part of a Harry Potter party. They looked great. The double sided tape, though, wasn't enough to hold them on (they'd pop off because the legs extend a little past their body). We used glue dots to secure them to the wall and they stayed put. A few glue dots pulled the paint off the walls though, so use carefully!

Not that it really matters but I'm pretty sure I've never seen a spider shaped like.

If it was Halloween Season i would have had no trouble finding these little critters in any novelty or party store but because i was looking for them in an "off season" time i of course looked to AMAZON. These were exactly what I needed, for what they were needed for, but most importantly for WHEN I needed them.thanks again !!!!!