Original Elf Dolls - 12" Poseable Christmas Elf Toys for Kids or Decor

I bought this as elf on a shelf for my Grandsons. I love that he's posable! I'm going to tell them that this one is last years elves brother. Great quality, perfect size, posable, fun for kids

He was much bigger than I expected. Super fun elf on the shelf. This elf is made like real “doll” material, he has arm legs that move(not made out of plushie material) He is very bendable. Great value for the money because he will be around for years to come. His clothes are soft and removable. So you can buy clothes to make the kids think that he changed his clothes. I love it!!

The Eves arrived on time and were very cute. As we used them for outside decoration with our Christmas lights and incorporated them into our decorations as Santa's helpers. One of their little legs broke but that was due to my contorting them to hard to place them in our yard ...so no design flaw...just overextended the little fella!

The kids love him .but Do Not try it bend his arms for the elbow smh yup don't bend I snapped it right off. I had to tape it so now her looks like he is saying hi what I original want him to do but did not know his arm does not bend. Other then that u will love him we do! 5 start seller

Ok so it’s October 4th but my 4 year old had to have a elf doll for her doll house and she wants to take it pumpkin picking tomorrow, he arrived today we tried some Ken clothes we have on him and he looks cute, I’m not sure how long he will hold up after playing with a 4 year old but I hope for awhile cuz she loves him already lolHe seems decently made but my only complaint is he’s got two left hands :/ my 4 year old didn’t notice thoughAfter 2 months and a few outfit changes and playing with my 4 year old he’s held up great

The Elf arrived yesterday at 8:30 pm. It was a rough journey. His bag was in good shape, but he was losing his hat, his shoes, the pom-poms on his shoes fell off, his pants were going south, and his tunic had sharp edges around the Velcro where it fastened in the back. In addition his box was broken, and could not be fixed; I had hopes of keeping him in it on display.Anyway, I got out a needle and thread, a piece of cardboard, Elmer's glue, scissors and a seam ripper. I ripped out the seams that held the Velcro, and stitched the tunic closed. When I was finished, his head had to be removed so that I could dress him in it. Pulling up his pants, I squeezed a thin rope of glue around his waist and got them to stay put. I measured and cut out insoles for his shoes, put a little glue on them and stuck them to the inside. There's also glue on the soles of his feel and they are positioned atop the insoles.I sewed everywhere there was an opening that shouldn't be, and now he's looking good. He can stand independently with encouragement, though I may get him his own stand. I'm happy with him, and I don't mind fixing things up. Now I'm just thinking of a name.

Those elf on the shelf have nothing compared to this elf. He is amazing and fun and moveable. I am so glad I got this one because as for me a parent it needed to be entertaining as well. A elf needs to look cool like this one does. Well worth it to get

I bought this newer version of elf ,it looks neat ,great reviews and excellent price .Unfortunately, you get what you pay for .The first arrived with leg ,I didn't want to go through the hassel of returning. So I just bought another one ,I figured I got a defective one . We'll the second one I purchase, the arms are stiff you can't bend them .One arm is broken and the other one you can't bend .That's 2 elves 23 dollars spent and I can't use either of them . Hopefully I hear from the company. And they make this right .UPdate : since I'm past my return window by 1 week ,I can't return it and company never bothered to reach out.