Walmart is selling a $249 10-foot articulated skeleton for just $174, and shoppers say it’s the ‘best fall decor ever’

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Halloween is the spookiest time of the year, but it can also be hideously expensive. Luckily, you can avoid getting ripped off from decorating for the holidays this year with Walmart’s Holiday Deals event. He has an amazing 10 foot skeleton on sale right now and will make your home the talk of the town this Halloween!

Steve the Poseable Skeleton is only $174 right now, which is $75 off the regular price. If you want to go all out for Halloween but don’t want to spend a lot, then Steve is your guy!

Steve the Posable Skeleton, $174 (was $249) at Walmart

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At 10 feet tall, Steve is what some might call with big bonesbut he is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to show their Halloween spirit in a great mode. Made of durable and weatherproof plastic, this monster is articulating and larger than life. It includes four ground stakes to protect from high winds, a wide metal base to prevent tipping over, and assembly is quick and easy. The hollow plastic parts are light and very easy to carry by anyone.

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Walmart customers are very passionate about Steve. More than 300 of them gave the skeleton a five-star rating. One shopper said: “This skeleton is a must,” adding: “It was definitely a hit in our neighborhood. It’s sturdy and well built and took my husband about 20 minutes to assemble.”

Another buyer claimed it was “the best fall decor” and said it “looks so good” and “all the pieces were packed very carefully to prevent damage.”

You can make your house the creepiest house on the block with Steve the Possible Skeleton. If you think this fun decor will be on sale forever, you are dead wrong. The Walmart Holiday Deals event ends on October 13.