Flocked Mallard Duck Decoys by Heyday – Ultra-Light 100% HydroFoam | Durable, Realistic Flocked Design | 6 Pack for Waterfowl Hunting

I’ve now purchased two dozen of these decoys for my boyfriend who hunts 3-4 days/wk with our yellow lab… the first dozen just started showing some wear this season from her walking all over them in the boat, which is to be expected and our fault, but they’ve held up so well!I prefer ordering these off Amazon rather than BPS because of the flocked heads. They come when expected and in tact with all hardware. Very lightweight which makes lugging them around in a John boat with a dog and 2-3 guys convenient.Oh, and the birds love them!!10/10 recommend!!

Quality control on paint and flocking is poor. For $160 I’d expect better quality paint. Not that it matters too much cause I’m gonna hunt with them. I bought these so I don’t have to baby decoys. Just disappointing for that price

Only decoys I'm gonna own anymore. First they are foam. Not foam filled, but foam. So I don't wanna slap my friends when they shoot my decoys anymore. I still do, but because I enjoy it and not a anger reaction. 2 removable keel weights. I like the way they sit with the weights in, but they move a lot better on calm days and my back appreciates packing a dozen long distances when they all weight q couple of pounds. They swin great in the river. New design has a hole out the tail so getting water out is way easier than the first design. I've converted all my buddies from avian and flambeaus. These are amazing

The innovative use of eva foam is appreciated. It's light and durable. Inserting the weights and these aluminum pins are a good idea but poorly done. Do not wait until the last minute to insert the weights/pins. The threads are so fragile prohibiting the screw to seat in quickly or well. It will take time to put the weights/pins in which prohibits quickly adapting to the hunting conditions. Best to put them in or NOT. Doing so depends on your situation. I used 6 oz texas rig setups (3-4' of pvc coated wire) and 2 of these floated (one with weights and the other without) down the spring creek—it was not moving fast enough to move the other 4 (weighted and unweighted) lifetime decoys or my avian x or ghg oversized dekes. Without the weights 'catching' on moss or another underwater object the current will take them. I added weights to all of them which nullifies having LIGHTWEIGHT decoys. I'd say for ponds, flooded timber with very little to NO current or high wind these are great. I'm debating about getting another 6.

Good looking.

Paint scheme is very light on the drakes, but I suspect that is for contrast and I am fine with it. They have stainless connectors on both ends on the 2020 version so you can run em multiple directions unlike the first version. They are extremely lightweight, a little high priced in my opinion, but I am already planning to add more for my walk in spread.

These are by far the lightest decoys I've ever had. And they are great looking. Very realistic. Planning on buys more before next season start so my decoy bag doesn't weigh a thousand pounds!

For a 140 dollars. They are definitely not worth it. The paint has faded significantly. There’s a reason why they changed the company name from lifetime decoys to heyday.