Product Features :
- Massive twisting slide inflates in less than 3 minutes
- Easily attaches to any hose
- Heavy duty Dura Tech construction ensures lasting strength and durability
- Constant airflow helps resist small tears and punctures
- Continuous airflow blower motor features GFCI for maximum safety and convenience
>> Not for children over 7 years of age
Very fun toy while it lasts You have to keep any older children over the age of seven off of it or they will end up tearing it at the handles I have only hade up to 5 years of age playing on it and one time let my nephews who are 10 and 8 play on it and it tore at the handle Good luck keeping older kids off of it because every kid in the neighborhood will want to play on it The slide is overpriced for how durable it is You can get a real commercial grade slide used if you look hard enough for around 800
>> Fun and durable 9 kid capacity and counting
We bought this last Fall and the kids only got to use it twice before cold weather came but last weekend we set it up for a day and it s been up since Just have to unstake and move it around to keep my yard from sustaining too much damage Very durable inflates quickly and the water spray and canons work well This thing is huge We have had 9 neighborhood kids playing with our 3 ages 4 13 and they all have played until wiped out tired I am impressed with the quality the safety and the overall design If it lasts all summer it will pay for itself in saved entertainment costs
>> Great Water Slide
Our first water slide only lasted one summer The next summer when we inflated it it just fell apart We were going to go for a full size pool but decided on this monster and hoped for better quality We just had a heat wave in April and pulled this out for it s second year 7 kids played on it for 3 days It s going to last for a second summer at least and it still looks great
It gets heavy use and all the kids in the neighborhood love it They range from 3 years old and 30 pounds to 12 years old and 100 pounds It holds everyone
There are two things to think about First that is a big pool and when you turn the power off it empties out It also takes a while to fill so turning it on usually means it is going to be on for hours if not all day Second the bottom of the pool is on the ground The smaller straight slide ends suddenly and if there is not enough water in the pool sore bottoms may occur Kids seem to adjust fast
