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  • kylehess10
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    Originally posted by jppopma
    I don't know how they popped either, but that stain on the pool table may be a clue......hahahaha. I better just stop reading this thread.

    It's decade-old cat piss


    I just took that pool table out of my room last week. It was too much of an eye-sore, especially with the stain!

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  • jppopma
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    Originally posted by kylehess10
    Truthfully, I really have no idea how they popped

    I don't know how they popped either, but that stain on the pool table may be a clue......hahahaha. I better just stop reading this thread.

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  • kylehess10
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    Originally posted by jppopma
    The image that popped into my head about Kyle using inflatable mannequins... the part about popping them was just too much!

    Truthfully, I really have no idea how they popped

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  • kylehess10
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    Originally posted by halzeus
    Thanks Kyle. Do you buy them with the stands or can they be used without the stands?

    I use them without the stands, but I might buy one soon anyways to see how they hold. They have a little rubber hooks on the top where you can hang the jersey. I've had a few of the hooks rip though over time. Here's a photo where you can see most of my jerseys on the mannequins:

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  • halzeus
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    Thanks Kyle. Do you buy them with the stands or can they be used without the stands?

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  • jppopma
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    The image that popped into my head about Kyle using inflatable mannequins... the part about popping them was just too much!

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  • kylehess10
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    I use them for all my jerseys. They're GREAT. I've used around 8 or so of them and 2 popped over time. For the ones that popped, I filled them with newspaper so I didn't have to throw them away. That's the only problem I faced, but you can't really tell that it's an inflatable mannequin when displayed. I highly recommend them.

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  • halzeus
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    Has anyone used these inflatable mannequins for displaying jerseys?

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  • xpress34
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    Manne-King can be pricey - even on their 'used', 'clearance' and 'specials'.

    Check you local Yellow Pages or Dex On-Line for USED Store Fixtures or someone like TeBo or the like.

    All of my styrofoam MALE mannequin heads for hats come from TeBo (about $7.00 each) and my mannequins come from Used Store Fixture places around Denver as well as Craigslist.

    Most of my Mannequin torsos have averaged about $40 - $50 each.

    All the best -

    Chris





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  • jdr3
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    I have had alot of success with this company. Hit the link and scroll down to where it says "Men's Torso Forms."



    Scroll down to model 102-B .

    It is sturdy and displays very well.

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  • pungent
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    mannequins for jerseys

    Seeing some of your collections, could you tell me where you purchase the mannequins used to display jerseys? Preferibly I'd like to get one that fits a size 52 baseball game jersey but sturdy enough to be placed on my dresser. Thanks in advance!
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