Little Tikes Jr. Jump 'n Slide Bouncer, Multicolor
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It's a 250-pound weight limit. I attempted to jump on it, but the pressure was insufficient for an adult to jump, as it was at the large inflatable castle. But it's fine for four children weighing 60 pounds each.
The difference between 12' x 9' x 6' and 10' x 7' x 5' is significant. That is the distinction.
Our indoors are the only ones we use. In our living room, it puts up a good fight.
The size of the Jump 'n Slide Bouncer is 144 square feet. 00''L x 108''W x 00''L x 108''W 00''W, and the safety zone, as well as the tube and blower, require 6 feet of clearance around it. The bouncer should also be staked down to keep it safe while the kids are playing.
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It's a very sturdy and well-made item. It is primarily used by our five and two-year-olds, but we have had four children between the ages of two and four. There are no problems with 5 people playing in it. There are two points to keep in mind. To begin with, the air pump must be turned on in order to use it, and it is quite loud. Second, in addition to what is shown in the Amazon photos, you will require an additional 6 feet of space to accommodate the pump and the air hose that connects the pump to the bounce house. For the bounce house to work at its best, you'll need at least 16 feet of length clearance.
This would be ideal for the basement. My two children (ages 2 and 3) are in the second and third grades. 5 & 5) I think it's fantastic. It has a slight odor at first, but it quickly fades. Indoors, it's a good fit.
Air was leaking from the seams when the item arrived. The bounce house has a large tear about a foot long after a month of use. The patches that come with the product aren't very effective. Now I'm stuck with a deflated bounce house and two disgruntled children. The "warranty" is worthless, and the little tikes advised me to contact a local bounce house company to inquire about their repair procedures. I'm never going to buy another Little Tikes product. Their approach to customer service is abysmal.
This was a gift for my 2-and-a-half-year-old niece, and she absolutely adores it. I used it from Friday to Sunday and had to bribe her with a cupcake to get her out of the house. It's easy to put together and takes less than 30 seconds to inflate. Being in charge of the Jr. It's large enough for her and a few more children. She quickly figured out how to re-enter the slide by climbing up it. On Sunday, I deflated, folded, packed, and stored it in less than 10 minutes. I didn't stake it when I first inflate it, so learn from my mistake and stake it as soon as it inflates. Wind gusts of up to 40 miles per hour are expected on Friday. This will be worth the $149 if it lasts for two summers at her grandparents' house.
My two-year-old, who weighs 28 pounds, was able to fall off the side of the net due to the net's poor durability. The blower is the worst, because after only a month of use, it began making the most obnoxious noises when turned on. It popped and broke after a few more turns on the blower. It terrified me because I thought the bouncer had popped when my baby jumped on it. Because the warrant was still valid, I contacted Little Tikes, and it was extremely stressful because I believe they only have one employee. Her manners were pleasant, but their email system was inept. I followed her instructions and sent the email with six photos attached, but she only got three. As a result, I'll have to resend it, and I'll have to wait until the end of the day for a response. I'm not even sure if their warranty will be honored.
This winter in the Midwest has been brutal. There is too much wind on hot days, and their noses become stuffy by the end of the day. After researching various sizes and materials, I decided on this one, which is the largest but also the most affordable and comes with a pump. This bounce house has come in handy several times. The back left corner is a little droopy, but this is most likely due to uneven cutting of the piece during stitching. I saw some photos of "seams coming apart," but those are actually raw edge threads that were stitched over. Also, for those who are concerned about air leaks and have left negative reviews, air is supposed to escape through the seams. The air from the (continuous air) pump would otherwise have nowhere to go. The only thing that worries me is that the stitching may come undone over time, but my children are small (3 and a half years old). year- 15 months and 15 years old). We can fit everything in our living room (8ft ceilings) for a couple of hours of play, and I can also inflate my car there. The beams will not stay put and provide no support to catch a child, but the net will keep them inside, similar to a thicker umbrella material, but not as thick as the thicker, heavy-duty umbrella material. From party rentals and the like, duty houses are rented out. To protect the bouncer from any twigs or rocks on the ground, my husband got a tarp and some old comforters. Overall, the children enjoy it, and we have provided them with some plastic balls to play with. Hard toys that children could fall on and puncture the fabric are not something I would recommend. We simply fold it and place it back in the bag, then store it in a corner of the closet or under the bed after it has deflated for about 5 minutes. The pump has a sturdy handle that makes it easy to carry. In general, it's a painless experience. It's free and inflates in under 10 seconds, and the kids love it, and it allows me to get some work done while they're having fun and burning off energy. If it lasts a year, it'll be money well spent. spent.
My kids have hours of fun with it, whether we use it outside on a nice day or inside on those long, dreary winter days to burn off excess energy. It's big enough for both of my kids to jump in, but small enough for us to put it up in our living room with some furniture rearranging. It's also simple to set up and take down. I have a hard time getting the stakes in the ground when it's been dry, and I've had to use a hammer to get them in, which can be a problem because the plastic stakes bend if I'm not careful, but I wouldn't let that stop me from buying this product, and I'd make sure to use the stakes every time we use the bounce house outside so it doesn't blow away. br>br>After using it on a weekly basis, I've noticed that my kids occasionally land on the edge and get stuck between the netting and the bounce house, so keep an eye on them and teach them to stay near the center. Fortunately, the netting is extremely effective! It withstands their falls well, and the netting's holes are small enough that no body parts become stuck. br>br>Every parent of a small child should have one of these!.
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