Forum Novelties Men's Adult Fleece Turkey Costume

Great costume for fun. I ran a Thanksgiving Day turkey trot 5K in it. It was warm enough (Texas) for just shorts and tshirt underneath for the race. The tail folded back when I was running, but it looked fine. I won first place for turkey costume. I'm 6'1" and the XL just barely fits. Fun costume. I cleaned it up and folded it all back in the original bag to hang in closet until next year. FYI, I wore orange running shoes, so I left the big feet shoe covers off. They would have been difficult to run in. I'll probably few on another shoulder strap to the tail for the next race. It worked and the current little plastic ones didn't break, but I can tell they won't last long for running movement. I was careful putting them on and off. They probably could pull off easily if you're not careful. But I ran with them without incident.

DO NOT go outdoor in the woods during turkey season, my cheeks got shot

As another reviewer noted, this costume is light but breatheable, which makes it perfect for a racing outfit. As a woman, this costume fit me pretty well- not too loose and with the bottom leg portion being scrunchy material that can expand, it was the perfect height for me and probably most adult males or females.I ran a Thanksgiving 15k canyon trail run in this outfit, and it was definitely a hit- my husband and I posed for many photos for others. I should mention that my husband also ran and he was dressed in a Pilgrim outfit so it was a really cute pair of costumes.Regarding the run, the early part of the morning was pretty cold and it provided some warmth. After completing the full nine miles, I didn't feel overheated in it. The reason I give this 4 instead of five stars, despite it fitting pretty well and holding up overall for my run, is the fact that the back feathers are held up with thin plastic straps that were pretty cheap. The straps run through your arm, and the last mile one side snapped. It was okay and I rigged it so it would last through the rest of the run, but if you are going longer distances for your turkey trot (or maybe the weather will be windy or snowy), I would suggest creating new straps with about $3 worth of some other material from Michaels or Walmart etc. to sew in its place and fortify it. It would have been an easy fix if I had just known beforehand that it would be an issue. For shorter runs or just wearing it to show off your tail feathers on turkey day, this probably won't be needed.Anyway, if you are thinking of getting this for a Turkey trot or parade don't hesitate! It's bound to be a big hit!

My family and some friends do an Thanksgiving Day run. Everybody in the group wears some type of headgear just for fun...roasted turkey hat, pumpkin pie hat, other Thanksgiving Day related paraphernalia. I decided to kick it up a notch this year and went with the full costume...it was great hit! I ran the full 8k (without the turkey feet that come with the costume) with no issues...nothing fell off, tore, or snapped...and the costume held up too!The fit was consistent with the sizing chart and I was able to wear it over a couple of layers of thermal wear, wind pants, and a running jacket with an internal fleece vest. I was bulging somewhat, but it really just added to the look...nice, plump turkey!

One of the tie strings on the head part broke when I first put it on. The head piece is not the most secure so you have to figure out a way to rig it better. The straps for the tail feathers to stay close are pretty tight and feel like they will break at any moment. This is a costume that is fun and you can make it work for what you need.

I bought this outfit so I could lay on the table during Thanksgiving as a practical joke! It worked perfect. As the ladies were preparing dinner I got dressed up and ran into the dinning room. You can't see the table from the kitchen and our other guests were standing around the counter talking and have a grand time. There was no food on the table yet, so I slide up onto the table and got into position. It was at this time that the suit worked perfectly. As I was sitting there awaiting the ladies to bring in the food for a grand surprise, my large pit bull took notice of me. I had never assumed that our dog would be a hater of large turkeys or no recognize it was me. Just as the wife was bringing in the rolls and a bowl of gravy, Big Donald, that's our dog, went from curious to launch. slinging himself toward me at 100 miles per hour, toppling my wife and the gravy as the rolls flew into the air! My arm was now solidly latched onto and I was yelling for Donald to recognize me, my wife scream and the guests running in to help! I slipped off the table and hit my head on the back of chair. Donald realized it was me and had released me from his grip, I went hurling backward and off the table. The costume was mess the table and floor full of gravy! So why did this work so well? As I was black out for just a few seconds my buddy snapped photos of the event and put them on Facebook! We now have a Thanksgiving story that will last for years and photos that keep reappearing about every late October - early November!

All of the reviews were right… the plastic straps do not last at all. I had it on for less than an hour and they BOTH broke. And the fabric is very thin and will rip if you aren’t careful. This barely lasted me and hour. I’ll have to do a lot of sewing. I ordered the standard and it fit more like a large/xtra large. Cheaply made for the outrageous price!

Looks great on Larry

Juste parfait,malheureusement le costume a durer un halloween puisque les élastiques qui tient les pieds on déjà briser. Et ça décousu aussi à un autre endroit,mais je vais les arranger.

Bit tight in the crotch. If you are tall then go up a size

Fit is fine for a smaller person . Very cute .

Was looking forward to this costume but was heavily disappointed when actually checked it. It may work for some but for me it didn't. Didn't feel or look good.

Bought is outfit for my Thanksgiving Party. We are having a "Big Turkey" drop by thanks to this costume.