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Original price was: $14.99.$12.74Current price is: $12.74.
3 in stock
This Creepy Walking Hand is a fun and festive way to add a touch of spooky spirit to your Halloween celebrations.
Measuring about 7L x 4.5W x 6″H, the hand is rubber and is designed to look creepy, if not realistic. Battery-powered, it’s animated and appears to walk.
The hand is easy to set up, and you can place it anywhere you like. For example, place it somewhere no one will expect, like in the fridge or in the bathroom cabinet. It requires three AAA batteries (not included).
This hand is perfect for Halloween parties, trick-or-treating, or simply to decorate your home for the season. It’s sure to scare little trick-or-treaters and add to the spooky atmosphere.
While a company donated this Creepy Walking Hand, it’s still brand new. Therefore, it’s a great way to save money without sacrificing quality.
By buying this hand, you’re not only getting a fun and festive decoration, but you’re also supporting a great cause. Father Joe’s Villages is a non-profit organization dedicated to their mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. Your purchase helps them continue their important work of providing housing, food, and other essential services to those in need. This Creepy Walking Hand is a fun and festive way to add a touch of spooky spirit to your Halloween celebrations while also making a positive impact on the community.
Dimensions: 7L x 4.5W x 6″H
Condition: Donated new
Compare To: $16.99 (Amazon)
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