MOLEZUScary Walking Dead Zombie Head Mask Latex Creepy Halloween Costume Party Cosplay Horror Bloody Props Adult

The first thing I realized after opening this package was just how large the mask is. You can see from my photos that the mask is far to big for anyone under 7 feet and less than 300lbs. The mask envelopes my head with several inches to spare. I'm 5'7'' 165lb.If you are planning on wearing this mask and are around my size, this causes two big issues. 1. The mask flops around. You will be continually readjusting as you from other peoples point of view looks like a little kid with an adult mask. 2. This flopping causes the eye holes to shift, thus you'll have a constantly shifting view to obstructed view.If you are using it to create a prop you're gonna need to make it big and tall. That might be the best use for this unless you are really large. I had not decided the best use of this mask until it arrived. Due to the overly large size, I guess I am now restricted to the prop as there is no way I could wear this myself.Otherwise, the color and details are just as shown in the seller's photos.

The material is definately latex and as thin as a rubber band. It is way too large for my head. When initially put it on, my eyes aligned with the nose holes. When I aligned my eyes to the eye holes, the chin was drooping to my neck. Everything drooped and made the whole costume look silly. Therefore, I had to use ductape to give it a "facelift." My eyes were poked by the mask and when I tried to make the eye holes a little larger, the mask ripped all the way up to its forehead! Fortunately, this will be worn under a mask so the face cosmetics won't be a big deal. But for everything that happened, I am disappointed. I was not expecting this many modifications. And I don't think returns will be accepted since I tried to "fix it".It would be a great prop for mannequins but for wearing it, it is not a good mask unless you have a freakishly big head. :/

I was using this for an outdoor motorized groundbreaker prop. The rubber is pretty thin, and it came smashed flat in the packaging. I put it on a wig stand and let it unfold for a few hours. Then I filled it with Loc Tite foam, used silicone to glue the hair down better, and airbrushed it with mask paint to make it look better. The photo above was after my touchups. Good price for what you get.

Overall it is a decent mask. I am using it on a prop dummy in a haunted house so fit was not an issue. It is very large I had to stuff the mask with extra filler to make it look right on the dummy. I tried it on and it was impossible to see out of due to its size and I have a large head. The colors were a little off from the picture, but again I'm using it in a poorly lit haunt so I don't mind. For the price it is a decent buy, but I wouldn't plan on wearing it without some modifications.

I bought this knowing I wouldn’t wear it and was planning on using it for a Halloween prop. For the price it is a great mask for props, do not buy this unless you want to wear a helmet on the inside with it. I have a big head (7 3/4 hat size) and I am swimming inside of this and could never actually wear it myself as a costume.

Although the detail and paint jobs are good, this mask is too big to actually wear. I had a few people try it on and none of our heads even came close to filling up the inside of the mask. In order to get this to fit, I'm going to have to cut it up, remove part of the eyes, stitch the back, etc. Also, it's very "plasticy" smelling. I had to turn it inside out and let it ventilate in order to wear it without worrying about fumes. Good price and good detail if you're willing to make alterations, but not a great buy if you're hoping to wear "as is".

Some people found this mask to be waaaaay too big. Im a big guy and I found it to be waaaaay too small. I had to cut off the parts of the eyes that gouged into mine. The tip of my nose was constantly rubbing and although it didn't, I thought it was going to rub it raw. HOWEVER.... with that being said, this mask is a pretty big bang for your buck. Most masks cost at least $25-$30. The detail to this one was surprisingly good. The pros outweigh the cons. I'm confident that if you're shorter than 6ft4 and less then 350lbs you'll be fine....

My husband loves to dress up and scare the teenagers on halloween but this year his mask got torn. I wanted to find him a replacement for next year before i put the halloween boxes away. I looked at lots of masks and this one really stood out- its super realistic looking and especially with the eyes covered, the kids wont be sure whether he’s real or an awesome hallowee prop!