Rubie's Costume Men's Arkham City Deluxe Batman Cowl

Came shushed into a tiny box, so I thought it was going to be a disaster and either take a very long time to reform or just and instant Amazon return. I was wrong. Popped right out of the tiny box and looked exactly like the photos. It slightly large for me (I wear a 7 1/4 hat) but I understand that it has to be one size fits all and I'm able to add some lining for adjustments. Yes, there are silicone masks out there that are better, but you're looking at about 500 bucks. For the price point, this is surprisingly good.

The mask came in a bag and it was surprisingly in good shape I just put it on it was completely fine it’s a good mask high quality

This cowl is probably the best one you can find for the price it comes at.Expect the bat ears to be bent. Luckily they’re hollow inside, so I was able to stuff paper towels into the ears and made them look perfect.The mask might have dents, but I used some old t-shirts to stuff the mask ( while not wearing it) and mold a head shape.As well if your head doesn’t fully fill the cowl, wear a ski mask.The shoulder bits didn’t really fit me so I trimmed a few inches off and used my cape to cover the neck. Now it fits perfect and you can move your head ( almost full range of motion.)

This is a fantastic mask, but you wouldn't guess it when opening the mail... truth be told, to get a good mask, it will take a little bit of work after you get it. The mask is made in Mexico, crumpled and slapped in a bag... probably sits in a warehouse there for a few months, gets shipped to the US, probably sits in a warehouse there for a few months... gets mailed to you in a bag that the post office kicks around for a bit, and by the time you open it, looks like Batman's mask got run over by the BatMobile... But fear not, it's made of Latex, and with a little work, can get its shape back...Step 1) Stuff the ears with something soft, pliable and lightweight... foam, paper, something... i used cotton balls and taped the bottom of the ears on the inside to keep the cotton balls inside the ears.Step 2) Inflate a 12" balloon inside the mask to push out the wrinkles, tying the knot about where the chin would be... let it sit for a good 24hrs like thisStep 3) buy a can of Plasti-Dip from your local Hardware Store (or Walmart) for about $6, put 3 or more coats on the mask... this will help preserve the shape and protect the mask as wellStep 4) Get some velcro or a zipper and use this to seal the slit on the backside, which is poorly done as-is out of the bag...If needed, you can also cut/readjust the eyeholes on the mask... some people seem to need this step, I just trimmed some excess material that shouldn't have been there off, but otherwise left mine more or less as it was out of the bag. Also, I have a pretty big head, but had no problems with this mask, it feels really good fit-wise, but maybe that's because a latex mask can also stretch if needed, so I think any size adult head will do fine in this mask... it looks really great when you take a little time and effort to clean it up... I wish I had taken a picture of the mask as it was out of the bag, it's unrecognizable until you put a little work into it! Great mask, I highly recomend!

I ordered this batman mask for a costume I'm putting together for my son's birthday party. I'm a bigger guy 6'3/6'4 and 250+, so I have a rather large head so I sort of knew any "off the shelf" batman mask was going to be a crap shoot as far as fitment. Well the masked arrived in pretty poor shape. which was expected by looking at other reviews. It came loose in a plastic bag inside of a box and was sort of deformed. I stuffed the floppy ears with tissue and I had to enlarge the eye area in order for the mask to fit my head at all. Overall as long as you don't expect a movie quality prop, this mask doesn't disappoint for the price. With a little work it can make for a decent looking mask, just be warned that it runs on the small side.

This mask is based on the game arkham city and is easily the best batman mask for the price at under 50 bucks you cannot go wrong. There is a fantastic video on YouTube that shows how to tailor fit this mask to any size head with just a pair of scizzors and gorilla glue. Seriously anyone looking for a batman cowl, this one is the one for you.Quick tip if you receive it and the ears or mask has unnatural bends in it, blow a Ballon up in the mask and leave it over night. For the ears get some cheap density foam at michaels or joanns and cut it to fit the ears and through the inside of the mask fill the ears and they will be golden. Imperfections within the integrity of the mask can also be fixed with a can of plastidip. Keep the ballon in and simply and lightly do 3-5 coats of platidip on the cowl. The plastidip will naturally expand the latex as it dries and pull out any bumps lips etc. It will also give it a nice smooth look eith no bumps or lumps that latex masks can get. This mask easily can look better then a 300$ custom made one.

Fit and shape Batman mask for My 22 inches head.

When I saw this mask I knew I had to have it. The Arkham cowl is my favorite cowl and I love the video game series. I’m using it for cosplay. I’m a woman so the fit was loose because it’s designed for a man’s head(which is fair because he is batMAN after all lol) so I modified the mask to better fit me. The paint job could be better. I’m going to redo the paint. The ears are hollow so I’d suggest stuffing them with something like I did so they don’t flop over and look stupid. PEOPLE WITH LONG HAIR BE WARNED the mask has Velcro on the back to fasten it shut and your hair WILL get snagged in it if you don’t wear a wig cap underneath(I know from firsthand experience haha.) it’s made from a durable latex rubber and seems to be decent quality. Well worth the purchase if you’re willing to DIY a few things on it.