The manufacturer's badge panel puts 300 lb beside an icon of a single person and the words maximum user's weight, on a park they also say suits five children aged 3 to 10.

The figure is repeated exactly as they label it and is not restated as a per child limit, because a 300 lb individual limit for a three to ten year old is not a credible reading. Taken as a total across five children it works out at 60 lb each, which is consistent with the rest of this category. Nothing is invented to resolve it: check with the seller if the distinction matters to you, and keep the load well inside 300 lb either way.

Fourteen feet by thirteen

14 ft by 13 ft on the ground and 7.5 ft tall, close to square. The castle with the jumping area and climbing wall takes the back, the slide runs down one side and the pool fills the front. Setup guidance asks for a further 10 to 15 ft of clear ground around it.

Four details they call out

A hook and loop throwing goal, a sprayer that keeps the slide wet, a side guard bar along the slide and a safety mesh wall with fine stitching. The throwing goal is the unusual one: the balls stick to the target rather than bouncing off it.

What ships with it

A carrying bag, a repairing pack, 4 bouncer stakes, 30 ocean balls, two hook and loop fastener balls, a hose and the blower. Four stakes is a low count for a 14 ft park, so check them against the anchor points.

Setting it up

Unroll, connect the 740W fan and stake it down. The fan runs for as long as children are on the park: these structures are not sealed and lose air through the seams by design.

A hook and loop target with two fastener balls supplied, which sticks rather than bounces off.

Included, so the pool works as a ball pit with the hose disconnected.

Along the slide, which is the manufacturer's own name for the raised edge.

7.5 ft tall inflated, close to square on the ground.

Included, and described by the manufacturer as UL certified.

Over the slide, which is what keeps the run wet rather than only filling the pool.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

We price match. Find the identical item cheaper at a Canadian retailer, send us the link, and we meet it. Compare like for like: the blower bundled with this listing is part of what you are buying, so a cheaper price elsewhere for the inflatable on its own is not the same item.

The maker's own count for this park. Read against their 300 lb figure that is about 60 lb each, and counting heads is part of using it.

Close to square on the ground and 7.5 ft tall, plus the 10 to 15 ft clear zone setup guidance asks for around an inflatable.

The hook and loop goal and its two fastener balls work with the hose off, as does the ball pit with its 30 ocean balls.

What we stand behind

• Suitable age is 3 to 10 years, as printed on the manufacturer's own panel. We do not widen it.
• The manufacturer's stated limits are 5 kids at a time, 300 lb, which the manufacturer labels as the maximum user's weight across the inflatable part. Counting heads is part of using it.
• An adult has to be watching the whole time children are on it, and in the water. This is never a leave-them-to-it toy.
• The 740W blower runs the entire time the slide is in use. These structures are not sealed: they lose air through the seams by design, so the moment the blower stops they start to go down.
• Four bouncer stakes come in the box. Use every anchor point, every time, and pull the slide down in strong wind.
• Pack it away dry. Industry guidance is to run the blower 2 to 4 more hours after the outside feels dry, because mould can start inside a damp roll within 24 to 48 hours in warm weather.
• The manufacturer prints a claim that the 740W blower is UL certified on their own panel for this model. That is their claim and it is repeated here as theirs. No certificate number, test report or issuing laboratory is published with it.

What age is it for?

3 to 10 years on the manufacturer's badge panel, for 5 kids, with a figure of 300 lb that they label as the maximum user's weight.

Is 300 lb a per child limit?

That is how the manufacturer labels it, but it is not a credible individual limit for a 3 to 10 year old. It is reported exactly as labelled here and not restated. Across five children it works out at about 60 lb each.

How much space does it need?

14 ft by 13 ft inflated and 7.5 ft tall. Setup guidance for inflatables asks for a 10 to 15 ft clear zone on top of that.

Does the blower have to stay on?

Yes. These are continuous low pressure structures that lose air through the seams by design, so the park sinks as soon as the fan stops.

What blower comes with it?

A 740W unit, which the manufacturer describes as UL certified. No certificate number, file number or laboratory is published with that claim.

How is it anchored?

Four bouncer stakes are supplied. That is a low count for a 14 ft park, so check them against the anchor points and add stakes if there are more points than stakes.

Are the balls included?

Yes, 30 ocean balls for the pool and 2 hook and loop fastener balls for the throwing goal.

How should it be stored?

Completely dry. Industry guidance is to run the blower 2 to 4 hours past the point the outside feels dry, because mould can start inside a damp roll within 24 to 48 hours in warm weather.