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product_id: 63127976
title: "135 Pcs Flower Balloon Clips for Balloon Arch Plastic Balloons Arch Clips Flower Balloons Connectors Clip Holders for Weddings Birthdays"
brand: "party zealot"
price: "€ 27.14"
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reviews_count: 11
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# 135 durable clips per pack Interchangeable 4- & 5-balloon patterns Faster setup time 135 Pcs Flower Balloon Clips for Balloon Arch Plastic Balloons Arch Clips Flower Balloons Connectors Clip Holders for Weddings Birthdays

**Brand:** party zealot
**Price:** € 27.14
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎈 Elevate your event decor game—build stunning balloon arches faster and easier than ever!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 135 Pcs Flower Balloon Clips for Balloon Arch Plastic Balloons Arch Clips Flower Balloons Connectors Clip Holders for Weddings Birthdays by party zealot
- **How much does it cost?** € 27.14 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- party zealot enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted party zealot brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bulk Value Pack:** Get 135 premium clips in one set—enough to craft large-scale arches and columns without running out mid-project.
- • **User-Friendly Setup:** No more twisting or fumbling—these clips simplify balloon placement, making professional-quality results achievable by anyone.
- • **Secure & Stable Hold:** Engineered to firmly grip balloon knots, ensuring your decorations stay flawless and upright throughout any event.
- • **Speedy Balloon Mastery:** Cut your balloon arch build time dramatically with quick-lock clips designed for effortless assembly.
- • **Versatile Design Freedom:** Switch seamlessly between classic 4-balloon quads and creative 5-balloon floral patterns for standout decor.

## Overview

The Party Zealot 135 Pcs Flower Balloon Clips set offers a professional-grade, time-saving solution for creating balloon arches and columns. Featuring interchangeable 4- and 5-balloon patterns, these durable plastic clips securely hold balloons in place, enabling stable, long-lasting decorations ideal for weddings, birthdays, and celebrations. With 135 clips per pack, users can build large-scale designs efficiently, supported by excellent customer service and easy-to-follow tutorials.

## Description

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Review: WOW! What a Timesaver & SO Easy To Use, - These balloon clips are GREAT!!! Please note that the inner diameter is 0.98 inches (2.5cm). A ten foot 1/2” schedule 40 PVC pipe works perfectly if you need to make your own balloon column pole. I chose that route (12” square wooden base, 1/2” metal floor flange, and 1/2” pvc threaded male adapter per pole), and made two sturdy 5-foot pvc balloon column poles for about $10. I contacted Party Zealot via their website to find out the exact measurement of the inside diameter of the balloon clip. They responded to my email the very next day, and answered every question that I had. Very customer service oriented — a big plus!!! I browsed their website and searched party zealot on youtube.com, and found some good tutorials on assembling some different balloon columns and arches. Worth watching! It really helps to see exactly how the clips work. I was able to inflate and assemble one balloon column in about 20 minutes. This was my first balloon column using these clips, and I was absolutely amazed how easy it was! I used 12” balloons inflated to 10” (the column was going to be used outside in 88 degree temperature in the shade). These clips are so much easier than stuggling with making “pairs”, the twisting to make “quads”, and struggling to flatten them out and down the pole! With this clip, you simply make sure each knot is secured in the slot, and when the ring is full, slide the ring down the pole. In used 4 balloons per ring, and nothing looked lopsided. Will try smaller balloons with 5per ring to see the effect next time. You can also make 2 tier flowers with the rings. I was concerned that I might break balloons when I inserted the knot into the ring slot, but I did NOT break one balloon! The new 4-5 slot model offers more design variety, too. Great clips, and you get 120 clips!! I only used 7 ring clips for a 5-foot balloon column. These make creating balloon columns really easy, and I am looking forward to making an arch next. I highly recommend the Party Zealot new 4-5 balloon clips. The customer service is excellent, too!!
Review: These are awesome! Way more than enough for a 20 foot ... - These are awesome! Way more than enough for a 20 foot balloon arch. We made an arch for our school's prom. I used electrical conduit to form the arch (available at any electrical store or home improvement box store) - it's a gray colored conduit and the clips slide on quite snuggly. (Take a clip to the store with you when you get the conduit to make sure they slide on okay.) Electrical conduit is flared at one end for about 2 or 3 inches so that one piece will slide into the next in order to connect them. I connected the two of them together when we started, and cut the flair off one of the ends so that it would have a tighter fit on the bolts I used (more on that in a moment). I believe it was the 1/2" conduit that I purchased, but you can double-check the size in the store. Other than testing, the conduit was not attached to the bases until the balloons were all done. For the bases, I used two pieces of 3/4" plywood, approximately 18"x18". 12x24" would work fine, or just about anything, give or take half a foot or so, and the thickness doesn't necessarily need to be 3/4". You could paint it if you wanted, we left it plain. In the center of the plywood, I drilled a hole and placed the longest bolt I could find through each that would fit inside the tubing (8" I think). The bolts were about $1 each, (the conduit comes in 10 foot sections for about $2.50 each). Tip for blowing up your balloons (I used my compressor to inflate them) - get a box, or modify a box so that when your balloons are the correct size, you can judge that size very accurately with the box. I.e., inflate the balloons until the sides are just barely snug in the box, then tie. Or, blow up one balloon, take a long piece of cardboard, and fold it around the balloon so that you can inflate the rest of them to the same size. We quickly realized that doing this would make the arch look more uniform. We used a gold, silver, and two black balloons on each ring. The only thing that was unfortunate about assembling the balloon arch was that none of the students I had helping me were able to tie a knot in a balloon. (seriously! what's wrong with kids these days?!) And, they seemed to have a great deal of difficulty in figuring out the simple pattern of making all of the rings of 4 balloons the same way, then when you push the next set of balloons on, line the balloon colors up, then turn about 45 degrees so that the next layer is slightly rotated from the balloons below about 45 degrees so they pack together better. It worked well to attach the two pieces of conduit together (one slides inside the end of the other). Again, we put the balloons on the ring, then from either end of the two conduit pieces that were attached (no glue was used), we pushed the rings down toward the center. When the conduit was filled with balloons, we put the bases into the ends of the conduit, then arched it upward so that the bases were against the floor. (One of the kids who couldn't tie a knot, and couldn't figure out "rotate 45 degrees" was the one who actually thought of doing this, instead of arching it and then attempting to push the conduit down onto the bolts. So, there's some hope for the future.) I can't remember exactly how many balloons we used for the arch, I think it was about 160 balloons total. I already had a couple of groups ask me if I could help them... balloon arch for homecoming, balloon arch for winter weekend. So, it seems that a lot of people were happy with the results. But, use a compressor for inflating your balloons, and I'm not taking about the little 12V car tire inflators; the things you would use with air nailers. Find a handyman or carpenter or someone who will let you borrow one if you don't have one. And, make sure you have helpers who know how to tie a knot in a balloon. With competent helpers, I think it would take about 45 minutes or less to assemble a 20 foot long arch. Someone suggested bending the conduit and making big arches that spelled out our school's name. That would be cool to see... It would definitely be doable, using tees and elbows for the conduit. But, I think they were mistaken in thinking I was that ambitious.

## Features

- Faster - Comparing to the old ones, spend LESS time building your balloon arch and balloon column stand
- Multi-Functions - Not only it can use as balloon clips, this balloon clip also can use to build balloon flower
- Interchangable Pattern - Normal 4-balloon quad pattern AND 5-balloon quad pattern
- More Value Same Price - Include 135 pcs balloon clips at the same price as the old balloon clips
- Easy To Use Balloon Clips - Designed for quick setup of balloon arches and balloon columns, these clips securely hold tied balloons in place, making your balloon decorations stable and long-lasting for any party or event.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B078S2ZM5N |
| Best Sellers Rank | #704,393 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #6,467 in Party Balloons |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (884) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 12.3 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Party Zealot |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 18 - 18 years |
| Package Dimensions | 9.76 x 7.17 x 2.36 inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WOW! What a Timesaver & SO Easy To Use,
*by B***R on July 15, 2020*

These balloon clips are GREAT!!! Please note that the inner diameter is 0.98 inches (2.5cm). A ten foot 1/2” schedule 40 PVC pipe works perfectly if you need to make your own balloon column pole. I chose that route (12” square wooden base, 1/2” metal floor flange, and 1/2” pvc threaded male adapter per pole), and made two sturdy 5-foot pvc balloon column poles for about $10. I contacted Party Zealot via their website to find out the exact measurement of the inside diameter of the balloon clip. They responded to my email the very next day, and answered every question that I had. Very customer service oriented — a big plus!!! I browsed their website and searched party zealot on youtube.com, and found some good tutorials on assembling some different balloon columns and arches. Worth watching! It really helps to see exactly how the clips work. I was able to inflate and assemble one balloon column in about 20 minutes. This was my first balloon column using these clips, and I was absolutely amazed how easy it was! I used 12” balloons inflated to 10” (the column was going to be used outside in 88 degree temperature in the shade). These clips are so much easier than stuggling with making “pairs”, the twisting to make “quads”, and struggling to flatten them out and down the pole! With this clip, you simply make sure each knot is secured in the slot, and when the ring is full, slide the ring down the pole. In used 4 balloons per ring, and nothing looked lopsided. Will try smaller balloons with 5per ring to see the effect next time. You can also make 2 tier flowers with the rings. I was concerned that I might break balloons when I inserted the knot into the ring slot, but I did NOT break one balloon! The new 4-5 slot model offers more design variety, too. Great clips, and you get 120 clips!! I only used 7 ring clips for a 5-foot balloon column. These make creating balloon columns really easy, and I am looking forward to making an arch next. I highly recommend the Party Zealot new 4-5 balloon clips. The customer service is excellent, too!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are awesome! Way more than enough for a 20 foot ...
*by T***N on June 27, 2018*

These are awesome! Way more than enough for a 20 foot balloon arch. We made an arch for our school's prom. I used electrical conduit to form the arch (available at any electrical store or home improvement box store) - it's a gray colored conduit and the clips slide on quite snuggly. (Take a clip to the store with you when you get the conduit to make sure they slide on okay.) Electrical conduit is flared at one end for about 2 or 3 inches so that one piece will slide into the next in order to connect them. I connected the two of them together when we started, and cut the flair off one of the ends so that it would have a tighter fit on the bolts I used (more on that in a moment). I believe it was the 1/2" conduit that I purchased, but you can double-check the size in the store. Other than testing, the conduit was not attached to the bases until the balloons were all done. For the bases, I used two pieces of 3/4" plywood, approximately 18"x18". 12x24" would work fine, or just about anything, give or take half a foot or so, and the thickness doesn't necessarily need to be 3/4". You could paint it if you wanted, we left it plain. In the center of the plywood, I drilled a hole and placed the longest bolt I could find through each that would fit inside the tubing (8" I think). The bolts were about $1 each, (the conduit comes in 10 foot sections for about $2.50 each). Tip for blowing up your balloons (I used my compressor to inflate them) - get a box, or modify a box so that when your balloons are the correct size, you can judge that size very accurately with the box. I.e., inflate the balloons until the sides are just barely snug in the box, then tie. Or, blow up one balloon, take a long piece of cardboard, and fold it around the balloon so that you can inflate the rest of them to the same size. We quickly realized that doing this would make the arch look more uniform. We used a gold, silver, and two black balloons on each ring. The only thing that was unfortunate about assembling the balloon arch was that none of the students I had helping me were able to tie a knot in a balloon. (seriously! what's wrong with kids these days?!) And, they seemed to have a great deal of difficulty in figuring out the simple pattern of making all of the rings of 4 balloons the same way, then when you push the next set of balloons on, line the balloon colors up, then turn about 45 degrees so that the next layer is slightly rotated from the balloons below about 45 degrees so they pack together better. It worked well to attach the two pieces of conduit together (one slides inside the end of the other). Again, we put the balloons on the ring, then from either end of the two conduit pieces that were attached (no glue was used), we pushed the rings down toward the center. When the conduit was filled with balloons, we put the bases into the ends of the conduit, then arched it upward so that the bases were against the floor. (One of the kids who couldn't tie a knot, and couldn't figure out "rotate 45 degrees" was the one who actually thought of doing this, instead of arching it and then attempting to push the conduit down onto the bolts. So, there's some hope for the future.) I can't remember exactly how many balloons we used for the arch, I think it was about 160 balloons total. I already had a couple of groups ask me if I could help them... balloon arch for homecoming, balloon arch for winter weekend. So, it seems that a lot of people were happy with the results. But, use a compressor for inflating your balloons, and I'm not taking about the little 12V car tire inflators; the things you would use with air nailers. Find a handyman or carpenter or someone who will let you borrow one if you don't have one. And, make sure you have helpers who know how to tie a knot in a balloon. With competent helpers, I think it would take about 45 minutes or less to assemble a 20 foot long arch. Someone suggested bending the conduit and making big arches that spelled out our school's name. That would be cool to see... It would definitely be doable, using tees and elbows for the conduit. But, I think they were mistaken in thinking I was that ambitious.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes quick work of the arch.
*by E***T on July 15, 2019*

These actually worked great to install a balloon arch. As long as u have a way to secure the ends of the arch and a sturdy wire to keep it upright. Otherwise u would need to secure from top as well. The balloons snap in easily and make the job super quick. Easier on your fingers than tying a hundred balloons together.

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