Most parks in this category stop the slide in a pool a few feet from the bottom. This one runs a lane out to 245 in, and that only works if the ground is there for it.

245 in by 132 in is about 20.5 ft by 11 ft, and setup guidance for inflatables asks for a further 10 to 15 ft of clear space around all of it. The lane also has to be level along its length: a runout that slopes will pool at one end. On a suitable lawn it is the most slide for the money here, and on a short one it will not fit at all.

Twenty feet of it

245 in by 132 in on the ground and 88.5 in tall. The tower with the climbing wall sits at one end, both slides drop from it, and the lane runs out from the foot. The same drawing carries the 350 lb and 117 lb figures.

How the lane gets used

The two rings supplied float in the lane rather than in a deep pool, so children ride them along it. An adult has to be watching the full length of the lane as well as the top of the slides.

Scale against a house

This photograph puts the park next to a building, which is the clearest guide to the 88.5 in height and the length of the lane. Setup guidance asks for clear ground all round.

The badge figures

Ages 3 to 10, up to three children and a 350 lb maximum load. Their dimensions drawing adds the 117 lb individual capacity, which is the highest per child figure in this group.

Over 20 ft from the top of the slides to the end of the lane, which nothing else here offers.

Side by side into the same lane, so two children can run it together.

Two of them, which is unusual: most parks in this range supply no floats at all.

Against a 350 lb total for three players, on the maker's own figures.

For inflating and deflating, which halves the time a 58.5 lb park takes to pack away.

With an inflatable basketball supplied, plus a climbing wall and a water gun.

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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.

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245 in by 132 in is about 20.5 ft by 11 ft, plus the 10 to 15 ft clear zone setup guidance asks for. The lane also needs level ground along its length.

The maker's count, at 117 lb each against a 350 lb total. Three at the full individual figure is 351 lb, so the total binds at the very top.

Two ventilation tubes rather than one, which halves the time it takes to empty a 58.5 lb park at the end of the day.

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 3 players at a time, a 117 lb limit per child, 350 lb total weight capacity 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 735W air 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.
• Ground stakes, supplied without a published count 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 park passed an ASTM test 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 3 players, at 117 lb each against a 350 lb total weight capacity.

How much space does it need?

245 in by 132 in inflated, about 20.5 ft by 11 ft, standing 88.5 in tall. Setup guidance 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 735W air blower. No run time, noise rating or amperage is published for it.

How is it anchored?

With ground stakes, which are supplied. No count is published, so count them against the anchor points at the first setup.

What comes with it?

An inflatable basketball, swimming rings, a carrying bag and repair kits, alongside the blower and the stakes.

Is it certified?

The manufacturer states that the park passed an ASTM test. No certificate number, test report or laboratory is published with that claim.

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.