Slides

I bought this slide for grandkids that come over occasionally. So it won't get heavy use. Overall a good option. Instructions are a bit vague. We had a little trouble getting the top rail/step rails in but with a little work and luck it all came together. Just wish it was a little off the ground when the kids slide down. There are no legs at the bottom of the slide. We don't have it free standing, it is right up against an old existing play fort. So I don't know how sturdy it would be as a stand alone."..."  Read more

We got this for our kids birthday party a 4 year old and a 2 year old. We started off using it dry and the kids loved it. When the sun came out and it warmed up we turn the water on. The kids loved it even more. It used a lot less water than I thought it was going to. It was easy to set set up and take down. Kids will be using it all summer. Sure beats renting one for $150 a day. My only complaint is I can't go on it."..."  Read more

I have two hyper active toddler and finding for the activities to enjoy during the day can be tiring at times. They get tired playing with their toys, watching cartoons and a lots of stuff. The Slides makes a good variation for the activity they do every day. It's safe to use and look sturdy. Rest assured that your kids won't get hurt when they slide. No need to assemble and you can fold it when they are not using it."..."  Read more

We modified our wooden swing set to also include a tube slide, in addition, to the regular side that comes off a 5 foot platform. Overall, very happy with slide. Would recommend Installing the top piece of the slide and then assembling the following sections one by one vs. assembling the entire slide and attempting to mount."..."  Read more