Customer Reviews

18" Rubber Chicken

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I have not rated this rubber chicken as high as an educational chicken because I did not buy it as a toy. I bought it for a comedy skit we are doing in one of the shows we are producing. This chicken is absolutely marvelous for that purpose, the audience cannot mistake it for anything but what it is because of the look and size. The price was absolute great. As advertised. As a toy, I cannot comment on that, I have no idea but for a comedy skit it is perfect.

This is a model of the "sacrificial chicken" sure to please vegetarians and vegans alike as well as omnivores. A must-have in technical areas with complicated projects, this chicken represents the ultimate, universal, non-violent gift to the gods in return for their favorable consideration during challenging situations. And they keep. No computer room is complete without one! Product arrived swiftly and as advertised. And it isn't very easy to write a serious review about a rubber chicken.

I ordered this as a gag gift and was expecting to receive the rubber chicken shown. What was sent to me is bigger, measuring 23 inches from beak to talon, but the quality isn't all that great. First off, the chicken was made in two parts - the body up to base of the neck and the neck along with the head separately. The neck alone is about six inches long. It appears they were then glued together and already they're coming apart. It's not in bad shape, just a little lip is separated, but it's still makes me wonder why they'd make a rubber chicken in two pieces. Secondly, the body has caved in on itself, so the shape of a chicken, those still distinguishable, is all smooshed down and flattened. I tried to bow it back out, but it just molds back to its deflated state.

This just isn't the same rubber chicken shown. it has black eyes and eyebrows, no red shading near the ear holes nor the wings, the talons are different, the wings are different, and the beak halves, rather than bowing in as the ones displayed do, bend outward. It is nearly two feet long though, and its quality will probably make it even funnier to the person who gets stuck with it.

I bought this chicken as one was given to me more than 20 years ago as a joke. I had to make chicken for the children I babysat and it was the most revolting thing. My boyfriend bought it for me and I laughed so hard. I am returning the favor.

It's rubber chicken. I bought it as a dog toy and it's of the expected quality.
After a good bit of play time, it's a tough little bird and my dog is over 100 pounds of pulling fun.

He's not a chewer so I can't say if it would hold up to a nervous pup with sharp teeth. But it's a good toy to have around.

We bought a rubber chicken to use in a carnival game my husband made. The chicken was put on a plateform and then launched through the air into a pot. This was a 3 day event and the chicken has held up. What great fun it is.

Got this chicken to put in a big soup pot we gave as a wedding gift! It was deeply appreciated and we are waiting for the next practical joke from the newlyweds!

I cannot speak to its durability or educational value! But as the granddaughter of a rancher who kept a large number of chickens, I can state emphatically that it lacks realism. It has no actual feathers and neither lays eggs nor crows at dawn. It does not attack those trying to fetch eggs from under its behind and does not scratch in the dirt for bugs. But as an inert chicken, it really does not need to do those things.

Is it really rubber, or is it plastic?

I might also add that I am much too young to remember the original rubber chicken! Much too young.

Every once in a while I find that I need a rubber chicken for either a prank or gift. I also discovered a couple of fun games you can use these for. Either put a hula hoop on the lawn and take turns to see who can get it closest to the center of the hoop, or just see who can throw it the furthest. You just can't tie it when you throw it. Lots of fun and more challenging than it sounds!

Product arrived ASAP, very low quality but what do you want - it's a rubber chicken.

This item superbly performed all the functions necessary for a rubber chicken. It was well decorated with authentic chicken anatomy (well, the clean parts), was effectively defeathered and durable. Because of its elongated shape it would fit easily in a mailing tube, and can be folded without damage for more compact packaging. This item was accepted with highest approbation by the recipient of the Millenial Rubber Chicken Award for outstanding performance in solving a hardware-software-networking problem from 1,000 miles away without access to the computer, by asking the right questions and building a mental model which actually applied to the situation at hand. Hey, it was cheap too.