Sportspower My First Inflatable Water Slide - Heavy-Duty Outdoor Slide with Water Cannon and Splash Pool - Air Blower Included, 186" L x 80.4" W x 84" H

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So I wanted to wait to write a review to see how well it held up. I bought this last spring for my son's birthday hoping we'd get it to last the summer.....I have 6 kids so most slip n slides or pools don't last long lol.1st I want to say the initial set up too me about half an hour just because I was learning where everything went, but after you know what your doing it only takes 10-15 minutes from the shed to up and running. It's pretty straight forward on the set up.I was wondering how different ages would do with it, so here's my experience: it's perfect for 5-11yr olds 2-4 year olds might enjoy it, but allot of times they don't like things spraying them in the face, so that will depend on the kid.As far as weight capacity my 75 lb 10 year old son still has no problem with the weight collapsing it. Probably around 125 it would start tipping a bitWe just set it up for it second season and haven't had any seams tear yet. If say it depends how often you use it and how tough the kids are. But like I said, I have 6 kids, so it definitely got used lol.The thing that I don't like is tear down. I would definitely allow for an hour of tear down..... Now that's not all hands on, you have to make sure to let the pool dry off (especially if you plan to store it on a plastic container) otherwise it will start to mildew so there's kind of caring steps of cleaning of mud, turning off the water, draining the pool, then letting it dry, then rolling it up etc.....so I always make sure when we set it up I'm going to have time for the clean up after.Anyways I'm very happy with this product.

First off, if you have an inflatable bounce house then you will have this up and running in minutes without needing directions. :-) (Another bonus is if something happens to your bounce house blower you now have a replacement!) Fairly easy to assemble the water tubes with a quick glance of directions. I say fairly easily because you will spend the most time unkinkingyour water tubes as they come repeatedly folded over so you will need to straighten and squeeze them back into shape as you secure to the slide. Regardless, it is VERY simple assembly. Took us about 10-15 minutes from box to inflated with attaching water tubes. Comes with stakes to secure into ground. Also included is a storage bag but let's be honest here and say much like the bounce house ones, you just know short of them also including a magic wand to zippity zap it in there it's most likely never going in there. ;-) Material appears to be of bounce house quality so as durable as you can expect these days.....but not cheap grade. This is being used for a very tall five year old and she's just in love with it even without the water. I would plan on good child crowd control if multiple kids use this at one time and lay out some ground rules as to one up at a time or I can see potential for seam issues over time from weight stress especially near the top. Hand grips and feet holes to climb up the slide.....my daughter has never used one before and I was about to explain how to crawl up but as kids do they just seem to instinctively figure it out themselves and she was up and on her way down the slide before I got her name out. :-) Already having a pool, this was a better financial option for us because she is more interested in using the slide vs other models which come with larger "pool" areas. If you are looking for a fairly durable water slide and don't care so much about the larger "pool" area then here's a very decent (and cheaper!) option. Have a great summer!

good for kids no older than 8-9 mine are 7 and 9 and love it but it is on the smaller size. cant beat the price and works straight out of the box easy set up and take down. fits in bag provided

We bought this in April 2020 as something fun to do at home during quarantineIt definitely provided a lot of fun for kids and adults !It has held up very well with several kids running up it jumping on it and sliding down itDownside:It is VERY bulky after deflated so plan to have an XXXL tub, box or something to store it inA year later ( aug 2021) I made the mistake of leaving it set up outside on a tarp for a few mos over the summer ( vs packing away after every use for easy set up when the kids wanted to use it )the sun and “ weather” caused the stake straps and the handles to become weak and they have all broke/ snapped . In addition when I went to inflate it one of the seams popped open -I was able to repair it then when used again it came apart even further so I don’t think it’s repairable ( it’s over a foot long section)So lesson learned Use it dry it out then pack it away and it will last a lot longer it definitely has been a lot of fun