This is my review of the Pablo Sandoval Bobblehead that was
given away on August 26, 2012 by the San Francisco Giants
to the first 25,000 fans to attend the game.
This is my review of the limited edition Jeremy Affeldt Bobblehead
that was given away by the San Francisco Giants on August 23, 2012
as part of Step Up to the Plate night.
This is my review of the Dave Dravecky bobblehead that was given away by the San Francisco Giants
on Monday, July 30, 2012, as part of Cancer Awareness Night.
This is my review of the 2002 Giants World Series Team Reunion bobblehead set that was given away
June 30th 2012 by the San Francisco Giants. Only 5000 of each player where made,
and were randomly distributed as fans entered the ballpark.
This is my review of the 2012 Madison Bumgarner Bobblehead that was given away on July 15th, 2012
by the San Francisco Giants to the first 25,000 fans to attend the game.
This is my review of the 2012 Buster Posey Stretch Drive Bobblehead that was given away as part
of a $50 donation charity fund raiser during the month of July in 2012 by the San Francisco Giants.
This is my review of the 2012 Brian Wilson Gnome that was given away by the San Francisco Giants on May 20, 2012.
There were 25,000 of these little critters given away, so get one to guard your garden, cubicle, or bobblehead collection today!
This is my review of the retail Brian Wilson "The Weez" Bobblehead that is currently on sale for $29 at your local Giants dugout stores.
This is my review of the 2012 Sergio Romo bobblehead that was given away by the San Francisco Giants on May 5, 2012.
There are two versions. a regular SGA version given away to the first 25,000 fans and a limited edition version for Cinco De Mayo.
This a DIY video on how to properly protect a bobblehead when you have to ship it through the mail.
Knowing that the mailman is likely to drop your precious package, there are some things you can do
to help your item survive journey from here to there.
1) Wrap the neck with bubblewrap so it doesn't bobble.
2) Use the inner foam core and secure any loose limbs
3) Load the bobblehead back into the box it came in
4) Fill any voids in the styrofoam with tissues, paper, or bubblewrap.
5) Load everything into a larger outer card board box.
6) Create 1-2 inches of cushioning to absorb any shock.
7) Use good quality packaging tape and seal all edges
8) Print out the mailing address in big font. (Tape it too)
9) Use tracking so you know it arrived
10) Pray that it gets there in one piece.
Lastly, take pictures so you have proof that the mailman broke it
and it was still good when you originally packaged it. Good Luck!