Junior Elephant Splash Slip N Slide Water Slide

I ordered this because I thought it was the elephant slide n' slide from the product photo. It is actually the 3 person racer slip n' slide that comes with 3 inflatable boogie board type floats. I'm quite please with the product and the kids love it (ages 2-10). The 3 lanes is great since multiple kiddos can slide a once. The one flaw is the water getting from one side to the other (It is suppose to spray all the way around the slip n' slide). It sprays really good on one side and the splash area, but nothing much on the other side. This doesn't really affect the slipperiness users are looking for, but it would make sliding on that side more fun.

Bought this for 3 & 5 year old girls....(When I do not feel like setting up the Banzai Double Falls Water Slide...which is a GREAT TOY!!)The first time we used it...the Head came off the plastic stake, used to anchor the slide...we had it in soft soil....go figure...Tried calling whamo to replace it....good luck on that...

This slip n slide looks good - in theory it should work. But once it was set up, it was a flop. Water fountain didn't wet down the sliding surface. One of the inflatable boogie boards didn't make it through day one without springing a leak - the patch didn't work. It was a disappointing purchase.

I bought this item for an adult party after reading a review of it being used for same. The item is truly made for little children due to its size.

As I am 25 and have no children, I cannot vouch for how kids would enjoy this toy. It was tested by myself 25/male as well as two females aged 21 and 28. All three had fun slip and sliding.I set it up on a slight decline which added significant enjoyment for us older users. I weigh about 200 lbs and the thing held up even when all three of us went on it at the same time. I got a few scratches from aggressive jumping, but otherwise it seemed reasonably safe, despite the age restrictions.I must say that I really want a longer slip n slide as we went quite past the end of the slide. 16 feet may be long enough for your kids, but its not long enough for you. Trust me on this.If anyone has any suggestions of similar toys more geared for adults, please feel free to holla at me.

Let me just say upfront that I am an avid slider and own many slip'n'slide products. I love the slide, but I think it's safe to say it should stay on the lawn.A while back, my buddy Jimmy got himself a new prop plane to celebrate his retirement. As a huge slider, I thought it might be nice to hook him up with his own little escape slide of sort. So I got him the Junior Elephant Splash Slip'N'Slide as a joke. Boy was that a mistake.Unfortunately, Jimmy isn't too bright and thought it would be a good idea to rivet it to the rear door frame. Now for the science minded among yous, you might see two problems with this. First, those escape slides don't make good rafts unless they have air in them, which slip'n'slides do not. Second, if you rivet a big rubber slide to your plane door, you're gonna have some troubles securing the door, and may find it flying open during your maiden flight. This, coupled with the fact that Jimmy ain't no Charles Lindberg, meant that he, his lovely new plane, and the slip'n'slide went for a dip in Houghton's Pond. Woe was Jimmy to discover that his prized escape raft wasn't floating (though I don't think that would of mattered considering he bolted it to the door frame). Long story short, Jimmy survived, sans pilot license and one new plane.I guess what I'm saying is that if you're thinking about doin' something similar, don't.

This is a fantastic slip n' slide! It's very fun. You slide down the length and then run into the elephant at the end. It keeps kids from sliding too far. Elephant is cute and sprays water from his trunk.