how loud is it? and how much they go for if I would be interested to order?
karen
Well stadium horn, I see you say your Blast Horn is “Very freaking loud” well the Vuvuzelas are as loud as one wants to blow them and the cost about $4 each I think. Contact one of the companies, like Boogieblast.
I think they are selling the vuvuzela for the lower price i saw on the net. Anyway its something we will all have in the games.
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[...] The vuvuzela trumpet, symbol of South African football, in a Brand South Africa TV advert calling on Africa to [...]
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[...] The vuvuzela trumpet, symbol of South African football, in a Brand South Africa TV advert calling on Africa to [...]
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[...] a shop like Macro. You can also buy vuvuzelas from some sports shops, football clubs, supermarkets, online – just about [...]
http://www.fifa2010products.com/england-jerseys England World Cup jersey
Do you believe the English team will have its own design Vuvuzela ?
Like the Jerseys and the special T shirts ?
Thanks
Judy Kiruri
Interested in buying for resale. How much for 1000 units.
Thanks,
Judy
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http://www.ukvuvuzela.co.uk/ Vuvuzela
Its part of the game, just look what great atmosphere they are causing in the crowds
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Luis
Interested in buying for resale. How much for 2000 units even more!!
And with my own logos venezuelan
steven-liao
KAY-EL. it is seem you have notice vuvuzela from 2009.I admire you very much because you know the vuvuzela horns before 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
KAY-EL
Hey Steven
I love soccer so I’ve been going to matches blowing my vuvuzela for a long time. But I don’t think the vuvuzela will just be a fad. There is African cup of Nations in 2012 and I know that South African Tourism gave away thousands of vuvuzelas in Africa. The thing with a vuvuzela is that onvce you blow one, you are hooked – you just want to keep blowing. It is a wonderful way to express excitment and encouragement and appreciation for a team or sportsman.
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