(Please not that this is a review for a slightly different product than is shown under the review title: I was advised by dooyoo to submit it under this existing heading as presumably the Tesco own-brand version I wanted to review is considered to be effectively the same toy as the 'yellow moon' one.) The large own-brand bubble-wand from Tesco comes as a foot-and-a-half long, cylindrical translucent plastic tube, available in a range of jolly, bright colours, with a screw-in handle incorporating a long, flexible bubble-wand made of ribbed plastic. From Tesco, the tube is sold 'as is' - with only a little price tag at the handle end and no extra packaging . ...  Read the complete review

While browsing in Poundland some time last year I saw they were selling these Yellow Moon Bubble Swords and having a three year old who is obsessed with bubble-blowing I decided to pick a couple up. This turned out to be an excellent price actually as the following day I was in Toys R Us and saw the exact same thing on sale in there for £3.50, which I wouldn't have paid for what is essentially a throw-away toy such as this. So, what on earth is a Bubble Sword? Well, it's a very simple idea actually. It's basically an oversized bubble blower (only you don't blow) shaped like a sword. They are available in silver and gold, we have one of each although for ...  Read the complete review

My nan finds it virtually impossible to not buy something for my children every time she leaves the house. Each and every time my children see her, they are greeted with something or another. The other day, when it was really warm and sunny. My nanna visited and excitedly stated that she had something really magical for my son. She had seen a man demonstrating this giant bubble sword in the middle of town, and was blown away by the huge bubbles this sword can make with just a flick of the wrist. The plastic sword has a screw top, which is situated just below the sword handle. When unscrewed the handle pulls away to reveal a large sword within the handle. The ...  Read the complete review

My son had a birthday party recently and I saw these a few days before and thought that it would be great to just pick up a few for the kids to play with if I needed a break from party games! They are a great big bubble stick in the shape of a sword. The case is gold or silver and has etchings on it to make it look more realistic. The handle is nice and chunky and it is made of plastic. The wand is lifted from inside the casing and it is 48 cm long- much bigger than normal bubble sticks. The bubble mixture is contained inside the casing and they are very simple to use. Simply dip the wand into the mixture and lift out. Then wave slowly in the air to ...  Read the complete review

When i first went to Cardiff to look around at the university, a couple of years back now, i went and had a look at the castle (a visit i would recommend) i got one of these as a fun novelty gift in the gift shop at the end, i was looking around with a couple of friends and i didn't really have a reason for buying this, it was £3 and just seemed the thing to do at the time. It didn't occur to me until the train ride home that my little sister would probably love this. So when i got home i took it out to show her, she looked a little confused at first, and couldn't quiet get the hang of it, but she loved watching other people swing it around, and loved to run around and ..  Read the complete review