67" Life-Size Grim Reaper Animatronic with Chain — Sound-Activated Halloween Outdoor Decoration with Creepy Sounds, Glowing Eyes & Motion for Yard/Lawn
4.6(16 ratings)SUPER VALUE PACK: Includes one life-size, standing Grim Reaper with chain — an attention-grabbing Halloween prop to place on your lawn, garden, or haunted display. The unit features a sound-activation function to trigger its effects. SENSOR & ACTIVATION: The built-in sensor has an effective detection range of about 1.64ft; only when a trigger enters this range will the animatronic perform its functions (motion / audio / eye glow). Sensitivity drops beyond 1.64ft. Note that strong or continuous exposure to bright light can reduce sensor sensitivity and shorten its lifespan. ANIMATED EFFECTS: Easy to set up — insert batteries, position the figure, and within the 1.64ft sensing zone the Grim Reaper’s eyes will light, it will emit creepy sounds, and the body will vibrate in time with the audio to create a terrifying atmosphere for Halloween night. POWER: 3 AA batteries required (NOT INCLUDED). SIZE & CONSTRUCTION: Stands 67 inches tall. Constructed from plastic, fabric, and metal. The support bracket comes in two parts — a metal rod and a plastic bottom bracket — with an adjustable inner stand for straightforward assembly. Materials are non-toxic and non-BPA. SAFETY & STANDARDS: Meets US toy standards. Safety test approved. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: Providing a great shopping experience is a priority. If this product does not meet your expectations, please contact us via “contact sellers.” The celebrations start here!
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