Quick answer
The Duelling Dickies inflatable pecker sword fight is a top pick for a bachelorette party that wants a loud, silly, and memorable group activity. It's best for guests who enjoy physical comedy and don't mind a bit of cheeky fun.
What makes this game stand out?
Unlike card games or drinking dice, this is an active, physical game. Guests strap on an inflatable pecker and try to knock each other's off. It's pure slapstick and guaranteed to get everyone laughing and taking photos.
Considerations before buying
The game requires some space to swing safely. It's also a one-time-use novelty for many groups—once the inflatables are used (and possibly popped), the game is over. The humor is very adult, so make sure your crowd is comfortable with that.
How to decide if this game is for you
- Group size: The game is designed for two players at a time, but the rest of the party can cheer, judge, and take turns. It works best with a group of 6 or more so everyone gets a chance to play and watch.
- Space needed: Players need a clear area about 6 feet wide to swing safely without hitting furniture or other guests. A living room with moved-back furniture or a backyard works well. Measure your party space before buying.
- Humor level: This is an overtly adult party game. If your group enjoys risqué humor and isn't easily embarrassed, it will be a hit. If anyone is shy or prefers more subtle games, choose something else. Check with the guest of honor first.
Product details
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Bachelorette Party Favours Duelling Dickies Inflatable Pecker Sword Fight Game Pink: Includes 2 inflatable strap-on peckers and 2 Velcro harnesses. Everything you need for a two-player duel is in the box; no extra purchases required.
Bachelorette Party Favours Duelling Dickies Inflatable Pecker Sword Fight Game Pink
Is this game right for your party?
Best for
- Bachelorette parties that want a wild, physical icebreaker
- Groups that love silly photo opportunities and competitive laughs
Not for
- Parties with limited floor space or fragile decor
- Groups that prefer conversation-based games or more subtle humor
