3D Skull Flexible Silicone Ice Cube Mold Tray Make 3" Giant Ice Skull for Whiskey Beer Drinks Cooler Bigger Skull Chocolate Cake Mold for Party Favor Summer Holiday Father’s Day Birthday Gifts

I actually got this to make bath bombs with which worked great for the front, but the back failed to stick to the front so I had a flat bath bomb. In all honesty, I am new to bath bomb making and that batch wasn’t the best:) Also tried for an ice cube and it worked great!!

You can't just expect these to create an entire giant ice cube in only a few hours. Give it time and you'll get a nice solid cube with good features. They're easy to remove from their mold.Protip: Chill the mold before putting water in to avoid leaking.

A little difficult to remove but the skull comes out perfectly. So detailed you can even see the teeth.

A little pricey compared to others but its the quality that counts. Worked well!

They must have used a toddler for the photo of the hand holding the ice skull. Pay attention to the measurements, as the picture used is definitely intended to fool you into thinking it's much larger than it actually is.All in all the mold works pretty well. It leaks very easily, but as long as you can prevent it from moving whilst freezing, it makes a nice shape.

I wish the back of the head wasn't flat. And the funnel was a bit tedious. Still great detail! I used it for a chocolate truffle. Looks much better than most other molds. Great value. No weird taste or smell from the material either.

Sturdy, well-formed silicone mold also makes great chocolates and even cupcakes [propped up with foil.]Tried it for molding candles, but the black silicone developed a white haze after said use, so that may not be the best idea, unless you intend it to use it exclusively for that purpose.So pleased with the results, I bought a second to gift.

read alot of reviews before buying this product and have to admit; at first it 'did' leak..but I remember my High School Physic and just chilled the tap water first and place the skull into the freezer for 5 minutes first. The COLD makes the rubber mold contract and once the tap water is cold; it also helps the mold to contract. Sets in about 4-5 hours. EASY..

Really nice, just sometimes that ice skull comes out cracked