Hot Diggity Dog Pool Float X-Large x Jon Burgerman
Fresh and Now! Our newest artist edition, with NYC-based artist Jon Burgerman is the Hot Diggity Dog Pool Float. Guaranteed to bring the party to your pool this Summer!
Stemming from the artist's vision of having a float in the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, our collaboration turns one of his (in)famous character doodles into this witty inflatable object bringing the dream one step closer.
Ready to go for Fourth of July celebrations, as Jon says, “It’s quite hard not to smile when presented with a humongous hot dog balloon pool float! I hope everyone enjoys splashing around with it.”
The Hot Diggity Dog also comes in a smaller 1.6m size, click HERE to view
About the Artist
Jon Burgerman’s instantly recognisable work has been exhibited worldwide from art fairs, galleries to museums, to even the White House, with works held in the permanent collections of institutions including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. The British, Brooklyn-based artist creates work in various media, from paintings and drawings to animations and collectables. Expressing creativity and having fun is key to Burgerman’s practice. It's his belief that simple creative acts can allow people to change not only their world but the world around them.
Specifications
- comes with mustard and buns
- plastic
- height: 3m / 118 inches
- gift boxed
Please note: each Hot Diggity Dog is unique, due to it’s hand-drawn and handmade nature, so some variation can occur in colour and seams.
Customer Reviews
I mean, it’s. 10’ wiener. It’s the star of every pool party. What’s not to love?
Calling it a “float” is accurate in that it floats, but it’s designed as a tube. It’s impossible to get onto it, and I’m actually worried it’s dangerous - I could see someone trying to jump on and bouncing off and hurting themselves. It’d be more fun if it were flattened out a bit.
The design also kinda forces it to flip upside down, because of the slight extra weight of the eyeballs. The buns are adorable, but I wanna see that face.
But yeah, it’s a 10’ wiener. I don’t regret the purchase at all, but it’s definitely more of a photo prop than an actual pool toy.
Customer Reviews
I mean, it’s. 10’ wiener. It’s the star of every pool party. What’s not to love?
Calling it a “float” is accurate in that it floats, but it’s designed as a tube. It’s impossible to get onto it, and I’m actually worried it’s dangerous - I could see someone trying to jump on and bouncing off and hurting themselves. It’d be more fun if it were flattened out a bit.
The design also kinda forces it to flip upside down, because of the slight extra weight of the eyeballs. The buns are adorable, but I wanna see that face.
But yeah, it’s a 10’ wiener. I don’t regret the purchase at all, but it’s definitely more of a photo prop than an actual pool toy.