Giant Lawn Water Slide Inflatable 16ft Silp Slide Play Center Slide Water Spraying and Crash Pad For Kids Children Summer Backyard Swimming Pool Games Outdoor Toys with Bumper Double Slide

The children had a great time with this. It is long enough for them (ages 7 and 9. It came in a timely manner and was well packaged with patches if ever needed. The only problem is maybe I'm a little unfamiliar with slides but I didn't know how to set it up and there were no directions. I thought I had to blow it up with an air pump but the girls said no. I did find directions for setting up a similar slide on youtube. The next problem was which side to put up. Through trial and error, we decided on a side and it worked. It is supposed to be a double slide but I found it better to have one at a time. This narrative sounds like it was more of a hassle than it actually was. If there had been instructions I would have rated it a 5 star.

Not the greatest slide in the world but it got that job done. I had to add a hose to the top because the side sprinklers didn’t get the slide wet. The headlines that say “huge” are misleading. It’s not very long but I did like the width. Also, there’s only one splash pool, not two. And it’s pretty little. It was supposed to come with four anchors and only came with two.

I got this for some of our grandkids in Florida......they LOVE it. Our daughter put it up quickly and the kids were having fun in no time. I also got them a pool and they are playing in this more than the pool! If there was any improvement that would be made, it is to make the corner stakes stronger, out of steel rather than plastic. In a hard ground, they can break easily so put in the ground with care.

Two hot, sunny days in a row is all it takes to burn the grass underneath it beyond hope of recovery. Meanwhile a lush, tropical forest grows everywhere around it from the 5 gallons of water this thing uses a minute. Be warned: put it on weeds or move it around at least once a day. Otherwise it's fine. Uses a lot of water but I think that's probably the case with any slip and slide. Just not a factor in their engineering. It's a plastic sheet so it's a rental - it's not going to survive more than one or two seasons.

It tore during the second use by six- and three-year-old girls. The water pressure already wasn’t enough to wet the whole slide. Now that there is a gaping hole for water to stream out of, the water coverage is even less. Steer clear.

Ordered this cause out last one was missing. Was as described and the kids loved it lots of outdoor fun times!

Water only sprays out of 1 side making the other side wrinkle up and not really good to slide down

It is fun for my kids but the water spouts didn’t go as high as the picture