Slip Water and Slide for Kids Adults, Extra Long Backyard Water Slide with Pool and 2 Inflatable Bodyboards, Summer Outdoor Games Water Toys

The kids love it

This is a bag full of happiness. My sons have been enjoying it with friends, now that the weather has warmed up. The slide itself is well made and seems to be holding up well. We really just started using it, but so far, so good.We did have a minor blowout of one of the floats that you slide down on, but patches are provided and we were able to mend the spot. They are not super strong, but they can be easily replaced for a few bucks.The sizing is accurate. Yes, we measured! 🙂 And you do fly, so make sure you have a safe landing spot beyond the pool. I'd say it's better than the original slip n slide because you're not directly on top of plastic that is on top of bumpy ground. Cushioning helps! We did use a little bit of Dawn dishwashing liquid to help keep things well lubricated, a little trick we learned when we did a homemade one years back, when all we had was a tarp. It's been fun and something that can be enjoyed all summer long!I think the pricing is super affordable for what you're getting. It's the perfect surprise rescue for your staycation.

Great quality! And even the big kids love it!

It's much more durable than I was expecting. Works well on grass, although I wouldn't put it anywhere with sharp rocks or something that could possibly puncture the plastic. Adding just a bit of soapy water initially helps with the glide. The kids had a great time with it. It was easy to unroll and blow up, (I used a battery operated leaf blower). I think if we got another one, we'd get a longer one, but this one wasn't bad, and it actually fit really well in our yard. I'd have to find a longer space to fit a longer one where I wasn't worried the kids would smack into something.

Not only is it really long but it's also wide. You can go down with your arms open. Each lane has plenty of space to move and you won't crash into each other because there's a middle lane that separates the sides. The landing zone also has a border that prevents you from sliding off when you reach it. I keep the water pressure on the highest I can get it so the kids aren't having it in their face the entire slide down. They are able to slide under the water and not face direct in it. It's a slippery pad that spits lot's of water.The material is super tough. Even after a day's play there was no problem with the length of time it was used.The inflatables aren't usable. Even for kids they're body is halfway off. They slow down the slide as well. I put them to the side and just used my body instead. Went faster when I did so.

The 22ft slide is in fact exactly 22ft, not 26ft like in the description. You will definitely need an inflator to pump this up. The two side bumpers will require a mid-sized adapter, while the front bumper uses a small adapter. There are two valves for each bumper. The front valves are for inflating, while the others are for deflating. The front values have a smaller hole that that holds the air inside, but also a larger valve for deflating. The two inflatable body boards are tiny, and almost unusable. The kids still had fun after the hose was attached. Water comes out everywhere!

Fun water slide. Comes nice and compact and unfolds easily. It’s easy to set up and once the hose is on the water fills up nicely on the slide. The kids had such a great time going up and down this water slide and it held up well without any issue.

Warning: You need a special adapter piece that is not provided in order to actually connect to a hose. We happened to have one on our pressure washer that worked.The connection for the hose is in the front and center area where kids dive onto slide. Terrible location.It is not nearly as inflated as in pics. I expected a somewhat softer impact based on pics. No chance of that.