California CostumesMen's Hellion Horns W/Teeth Costume Accessory

These horns are my go to, they are inexpensive, lightweight, and great for adding to a costume or hat.

The horns are lightweight and have cool paint. My only issue there was the product stamp, but that was easy to paint over. The string was a bit big but it was easy to tie it and adjust it to my size. I love the horns. As for the teeth, they look nothing like advertised and are pretty cheap looking. They also taste terrible, and I question if they're safe to use. Despite the failure of the teeth, the horns are worth the price alone.

I got these horns to decorate and customize for a costume. They were a nice shape and a really good price. Also, the plastic is a good quality. I like that they are a hard plastic...not too thick, not too thin. They are sturdy and lightweight.The clear, elastic that is used to keep them on your head isn't great. I don't recommend keeping it... I fixed the horns to a sturdy headband.If you are a DIY call steamer and need an affordable pair of horns for a headpiece, these are really good and I highly recommend them!The teeth that come with look really dumb though. I have no idea what I'm going to do with that s***... Maybe I'll put them on a hair bow.

I love the item, price is good.I just purchased this THIS time for a deadline, and the shipment being delayed screwed that up for me.So yeah...just allow them some more time than what they say I guess.

Those horns are cool, but the straps are useless

This came with a barely stretchy "clear" strap that is way too loose to hold the horns onto my head, and even if I shorten the strap, it's not even close to sturdy enough to hold these in place and pointing in the right direction. The slits in the horns for the strap also make it to where the strap must go around my head front to back (and therefore right across my forehead) instead of top to bottom and under my chin. I point this out because the "clear" strap will always be visible right across my forehead.Also, these horns came tied together twisted, so each horn points in the opposite direction. I guess this doesn't matter much since I'm going to have to completely redo the strap myself, but come on, care about the quality of your products more than this.

If you're piecing together an epic devil costume like I did for Halloween, you're going to boost your costume by 2 points, on a 1 to 10 scale by wearing these horns forward on your forehead at your peripheral hairline. Forget about the teeth - they're crap and the quality of the horns makes up for the teeth many times over,(plus you'd look stupid... unless that's what you want.) If I could attach my Halloween photo, you'd see how these horns nearly put me at the level of movie quality, despite the clear band that affixes them to your head. I drew praise from strangers at the couple of different nightclubs my crowd went to late in the evening after the costume contests already got judged. Keep in mind the strangers there were more of the "Nightclub" crowd not prone to positive criticism. Apparently, I'd have won the contests. True, I had a really good looking costume going on and face-paint and my hair sprayed black with details done in paint, etc, but the horns put the costume "Over the top" in a great way. These are the horns you want, and they're lightyears better than the average stubby little horns on the market. If you're going to do something for Halloween, go all out and make a memory. These horns are top-notch. May irritate your skin via prolonged pressure though.

These horns are extremely lightweight and hollow and made of plastic. Their texturing is a neat added effect and these can be easily painted. The elastic to keep them on your head is terrible but can be easily removed - the base has two holes cut where you could easily slip in new elastic or a headband instead. Fine buy for the price!