Best Inflatable Water Slides for Kids - Bounce House with Blower, Climbing Wall, Splash Pool & Basketball Hoop | Outdoor Summer Water Park Fun for Backyard, Parties & Events | Includes Carry Bag & Repair Kit

We bought this for my sons 2nd birthday and it was perfect! We made it into a water slide and pool. All the kids that came had a blast! Perfect for young kids!There is nothing you will not love about this product it is wonderful! We have had several kids on it at one time!Love the bounce house, my daughter has tons of fun on it, what i love the mast is it can be used as a water slide in summer and ball pit in the winter, easy to set up and easy to put away, definitely recommend itThe quality of the jumper is appropriate for the age range. One set back is th jumper is sold as a water slide but did not come with the hose attachment. I'm trying to contact the seller for a replacement jumper or the hose attachment. I'll send an update soon.One thing I did not like was how small the blower was, while it works the bounce house is quite squishy. We have another bounce house which has a blower twice the size which we setup on the bounce house and it was much better we had 6 3~4 year old's on it and it held up strong, with the smaller blower it was squishing down more then I'd like to see.Overall it is a small bounce house and works just fine for 3 year old's, we had our 9 and 11 year old play on it and even with the larger blower it was struggling to stay inflated.Our 3 year old loves this bounce house and has been playing on it daily, it's one of her favorite part of her day. We have been keeping the pool area dry and we set it up as a play area with her dolls and other toys.This bounce house comes with stakes, an air pump, and a carry bag. Its quick and easy to set up, inflates within a minute.I like that the air tube coming out of the inflatable has elastic built in to help keep it around the blower.I didn't put water in the pool but it's nice to have because the kids go into the bounce area, up to the slide platform, down the slide and into the pool area. They never have to go out of the bounce area which helps cut down on getting dirt, leaves or grass in the bounce house.Its quick to deflate. It takes less than 5 minutes to squeeze all the air out and fold it up so it fits in the bag. The only thing is that the fan doesn't really fit in there so I have to store them separately but it does help keep the bounce house material protected from wear and tear.My 2 year old and 6 year old love playing on this. My 2 year old took a little time figuring out how to get up to the top platform alone but a couple afternoons on this and they're both pros on getting up to the top.My 6 year old had no issues with this.We had 3 children ages 2,3, and 6 on here with no problems. I think one more would be pushing it though unless they're really good at taking turns.So, this ended up being smaller than I expected. Kids liked it pretty well, but it won't last them as long as I hoped because the 4 yr old is pushing the size limit despite the weight limits that the product info states. We have the Radio Flyer Backyard Bouncer, Bounce House, Inflatable Jumper with Air Blower and that bounce house is bigger than the bounce house on this one. The kids were a little let down with the size of this one, but are happy to have the fairly large/tall slide. The pool area is a decent size for toddlers, but very shallow.Overall construction seems to be ok so far. Not quite as heavy duty feeling as our Radio Flyer. The blower seems fine, although it almost seems like it could use a tad more air pressure coming in, or being held in by the fabric - if it was a tighter material it would hold the hair better and keep it puffed out solid. The slide seems to not get or stay quite as poofed as it could.The climber slide on the side of the bounce house is very small. The opening to get in the bounce house is very small. This makes it nice for younger/smaller toddlers but, our taller 4yr old really has to crouch down and crawl in the tiny opening to get inside.The bounce house area is lower to the ground than our Radio Flyer, as well.Once inside the bounce house you can climb up to the top of the slide. That opening is small as well and the 4 yr old again has to sort of crouch low and climb in. There is just enough room up top to get situated and set to slide. The top of the slide is enclosed, so no one can jump or fall out/off, although if they'd press against the sides enough I think it would sort of collapse over to where they'd be in a situation like being captured in a net and suspended. Definitely supervise.The slide is tall enough to keep them happy and they can bounce down or slide down to their heart's content. It isn't very wide, but that's ok. I think the kids appreciate the slide the most out of the whole thing.The pool area is a nice enough size and shape to splash around and play even though it is not very deep. It doesn't leak water while in use. It empties when you cut off the air blower because the part that retains the water also deflates and flattens out. There will be a minimal amount of water left in and you have to sort of mess with it and hold it up to dump it out. Make sure it is all dried out before folding it all up and putting it away, otherwise you will end up with mold or mildew.I think if you have younger toddlers just about 2 yrs old up to about 5 yrs old or so, it'll be adequate. But over 4 or 5 yrs old I'd say don't waste your money because you won't get much use out of it.I think the kids would have been just as happy if I put a blow up pool at the end of our Radio Flyer. Since that bounce area is bigger and higher, they just get much more use out of it, especially with more than one kid playing at a time. This one here doesn't give much room for more than 2 little ones and that is a little cramped for bouncing room.If your child is over 2 or 3 years old, I'd recommend getting a larger (even if more expensive) bounce house/pool. It will be worth it because you will get much more use out of it. This one feels more suited to age range starting with toddlers who have just become steady and stable walking and like to climb, up to 5yrs old or so. Starting at that younger age will get you your money's worth and several years of use, whereas in my case I'm not sure the 4 yr old will fit in it next summer or if it will be robust enough to keep her entertained. The other toddler here is 3.5 yrs old and a petite lil thing so he can still jumps all around it like a spider monkey. He would still be able to get another year out of it, but again he is smaller for his age.Setting it up is easy. Roll it out, hook it up and it fills up with air in less than a minute. Taking it down is more of a hassle because of having to get all the water out and having to try and lift it to get the water out, and then try to fold it back up into the bag. Trust me when I say it doesn't go back in very easily/nicely.For the price, currently about 390 dollars, I say find something a little bigger if you can, unless you're getting it to start off for younger toddlers. The Radio Flyer bounce house is bigger enough to get a few yrs of use out of it still for both kids and is plenty big enough for the 8 yr old to get in there too. It is cheaper, but doesn't have the tall slide or pool, of course. So it's a tradeoff between the two in features, but overall the Radio Flyer gets us more longevity of use.All in all though, it is decent and definitely fun. Doesn't feel too cheaply made. And is big, without being huge. You can easily use this in a smaller yard area.They weren't kidding when they said this inflates fast. It really is fully inflated and just a couple minutes. It would have been nice if the instructions had some photos to help you figure out if you things but it's pretty simple. I wish there had been an attachment for the hose on the slide We just kind of rid something up so there would be water running down the slide, but otherwise everything's great. It says this is good for kids up to age 12, I would say that's a little too generous. We have three kids ages 5 to 8 and it was definitely a little small for the older ones but they still all had a blast and played on this for hours the first time we inflated it. It also deflates just as quickly as an inflates although it's definitely a bit annoying to get this all folded back down again. But we absolutely love it and the kids are having a blast!