Custom Advertising Inflatables & Shapes

American-made in Glendale, Arizona · Since 1979

Custom cold-air inflatables built to stop traffic

Giant characters, product replicas, branded shapes and event displays—available to rent or purchase and shipped nationwide, with practical guidance from concept through setup.

ConstructionVinyl-coated nylon
InflationContinuous-operation fan
OptionsRental or purchase
Built hereGlendale, Arizona, USA
Large red heart-shaped cold-air advertising inflatable
Cold air, big presence

Ground-based inflatables made for attention

Unlike helium balloons, cold-air inflatables stand on the ground and keep their shape with a continuously operating inflation fan.

The durable vinyl-coated nylon construction works well for oversized characters, recognizable product replicas and unusual custom shapes. We can help you decide whether an existing rental or a custom-built inflatable is the better fit.

  • Requires a suitable electrical power source
  • Must be properly anchored with clear operating space
  • Outdoor use depends on weather and site conditions
  • Size, artwork and access should be confirmed before quoting
What we make

From stock favorites to one-of-a-kind shapes

Tell us what you want people to notice. We will help narrow the size, shape and display method to something practical for your location and schedule.

1

Characters & mascots

People, animals, holiday figures and branded characters for promotions and events.

2

Product replicas

Oversized versions of products, packages and recognizable objects that reinforce your message.

3

Custom shapes

Original concepts developed around your logo, campaign theme or promotional idea.

4

Event displays

High-visibility inflatables for grand openings, retail locations, festivals and special events.

Cold-air examples

Shapes that show what is possible

These displays are fan-inflated and ground based. Designs, availability and sizing vary; contact us to confirm the right option for your use.

Four decades of field experience

Care determines how long an inflatable lasts

Cold-air inflatables can deliver years of service when they are operated responsibly, kept dry and stored correctly.

40+

Years in service

Some Arizona Balloon cold-air inflatables have remained usable for more than 40 years. That is real-world experience, not a blanket lifespan guarantee—frequency of use, sunlight, weather, handling and storage all matter.

Store it completely dry

After use, make sure the inflatable is dry before packing it. Store it in a clean, dry place to prevent moisture damage and extend the life of the fabric.

Match expectations to usage

An inflatable used for an occasional month-long promotion can last for many years. Daily operation creates much more wear than seasonal or event use.

Plan for sun exposure

Strong, continuous sun—especially in places like Phoenix—can eventually degrade the upper panels. Depending on condition, those panels may be repairable, or replacement of the inflatable may be more practical.

Inspect before every setup

Check fabric, seams, zippers, straps, anchors and the inflation fan. Repair or replace worn components before returning the display to service.

The most important rule

Deflate before a storm arrives

  1. Monitor the forecast and act before high winds reach the site.
  2. Switch off and disconnect the inflation fan.
  3. Open the inflatable’s deflation zipper or zippers and let the air escape.
  4. Secure the collapsed fabric and fan according to the supplied operating instructions while leaving the tether layout undisturbed when appropriate.
  5. After conditions are safe, inspect the inflatable, close the zippers and restart the fan.

Do not rely on a generic wind-speed promise. The correct shutdown point depends on the inflatable, anchoring system, site and forecast. When in doubt, take it down early.

Rent or purchase?

Choose around the campaign—not guesswork

Availability, customization and economics depend on the display, location and how long you need it.

Rental

Our long-established inventory includes roughly 200 cold-air inflatables. Rental is often the practical choice for a short-term event when a suitable design is available for your dates and location.

  • Best for defined dates
  • Dependent on inventory and location
  • Delivery, setup and staffing can be discussed

Purchase or custom fabrication

Better for repeat use, proprietary branding or a shape that needs to be made specifically for your business.

  • Built around your design requirements
  • Lead time depends on complexity
  • Artwork and dimensions are confirmed before production
Popular applications

Built for places where visibility matters

Car dealerships and sales events
Grand openings and retail promotions
Festivals, fairs and community events
Homebuilder and real-estate promotions
Trade shows and indoor displays
Seasonal and themed campaigns
A faster quote

Send these details first

A few practical facts help us recommend the right inflatable and avoid surprises later.

Step 1

Describe the display

Share the shape or theme, approximate size, branding needs, and whether you want to rent or buy.

Step 2

Tell us where and when

Provide the city, indoor or outdoor use, event or delivery date, available space and site access.

Step 3

Confirm operating needs

Let us know about electrical power, ground surface, anchoring conditions, daily or occasional use, venue rules and whether setup help is needed.

For custom work, attach a logo, sketch or reference image if you have one. We will not quote from assumptions when a detail affects safety, production or delivery.

Common questions

Cold-air inflatable FAQs

How long can a cold-air inflatable last?

With occasional use, careful handling and completely dry storage, it can remain serviceable for many years. Some of our own units have been used for more than 40 years, but daily sun and weather exposure shorten service life and no fixed lifespan can be guaranteed.

How are cold-air inflatables anchored?

Many designs use eight or twelve straps, while some larger inflatables use sixteen. The straps are distributed to multiple anchors around the display. The exact number, placement and anchor type must match the inflatable, surface and site—always follow the supplied setup plan.

What should I do when a storm is forecast?

Deflate before the storm arrives: switch off and disconnect the fan, open the deflation zipper or zippers, and secure the collapsed fabric and equipment according to the operating instructions. Reinflate only after conditions are safe and the system has been inspected.

What keeps a cold-air inflatable standing?

A continuously operating electric inflation fan supplies air while the display is in use. It does not rely on helium.

Can cold-air inflatables be used outdoors?

Yes, when the site, weather and anchoring conditions are appropriate. Outdoor operation must follow the supplied safety guidance, and the inflatable should not be used in unsuitable weather.

Can you make a custom shape from our idea?

Yes. Send a sketch, reference photo or artwork along with the desired size, use, location and deadline. We will review feasibility before confirming pricing or production.

Is rental available?

Rental may be available for stock designs and depends on the dates, location, campaign length and inventory. Custom branding and transportation can affect the recommendation.

How much space and power will we need?

That varies by inflatable. Before quoting, we will confirm the dimensions, blower requirements, anchoring area, clearance and site access.

Let’s find the right inflatable

Send the shape or idea, approximate size, location, date and whether you want to rent or purchase. We will take it from there.