TEAM MAGNUS 31ft Slip n Slide with 500CL Inflatable Crash pad. Slip and Slide for Kids Ages 8-12 in Heavier, 0.22mm PVC with Adjustable sprinklers (372" L x 63" W x 10" H)

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The Team Magnus 31ft Slip and Slide is a fantastic addition to any summer backyard! With its long length, adjustable sprinkler, and inflatable crash pad, it offers hours of fun for both kids and adults. The slide is sturdy, easy to set up, and provides a smooth, exciting ride. It’s perfect for cooling off on hot days and bringing the family together for some epic fun. I’d love to try more products like this from the vendor—non-stop entertainment and quality! 🌞🌊

Our grandkids ages 11,10, 9, 6 and 5 enjoyed it! We had to install on a hill so they could slide easily. The water surged a bit as they slid due to the water pressure on the incline— but that seemed to make it even more fun. Had hard use for one day and seemed to hold up well.

We just got this slide in this morning and the kids have already been having fun on it. However, for the money, it's got some major flaws. Our water pressure is very normal water pressure but it's not enough to make all the holes spray water well. I'm in the process of adding a second hose to the slide to give it more water pressure. We are having a hard time getting the pool at the end to hold water. Hoping that solving the water pressure issue will help. Last thing, there are only 4 stakes, two at the front and two in the middle. This isn't enough to hold it down. I think the idea that the pool being full will hold it down, but again, we are having an issue with that. It would really help if there were two more stake holes closer to the pool end. Again, the kids are having fun on it, so it's not a total bust. I just expected a bit more from such an expensive water slide.

I read the reviews before taking the plunge and clicking buy now. Let me give you my honest opinion. I have not seen my kids since we set this up. I have 3 heathen children that are each a tornado of destruction when every something comes out of the packaging. So far it's in one piece. They have been outside enjoying sunshine, fresh air, and a soap slick sliding experience for FOUR HOURS. I have been sitting in my quiet house enjoying silence for FOUR HOURS. I read a review where someone complained they needed cushioning for this slip and slide. Let me correct this misinformation. It's the ground, the odds are good that it's going to be hard. The kids are young, they still bounce and bruised knees are part of growing up. For the reviews mentioning that there wasn't enough water coming out of the sprinkler part...not a problem here! Everything is perfect. Try unkinking your hose. I bought an additional sprinkler in case this was an issue, nope! So in summary, if my hellions can manage not to destroy this in a day it's a worthy investment. I'll be sitting in the splash pool (Yes, it does hold water just fine.) in a bit relaxing while the kids earn their battle scars.

I ordered this after looking at several options and deciding to spend a little more for something that i hoped would last all summer (only a few months here in the PNW). My backyard has a decent slope which is what made me think of a slip and slide for my kids who are 5 and 7, both weight about 35-40 lbs. It almost made it a full day (read: an hour of actual use) before one of the anchoring spots ripped off. It took another day for the other mid point anchor spot was no longer usable. I'm guessing this works better on flat ground? When the pool section is at the bottom of a slope, there is not enough water pressure for the water to make it back up the hill so only the bottom few holes were spraying water to wet the slide surface. Unfortunately because of how much pressure they were receiving, they were over shooting the slip n slide and watering my lawn instead. The next day the bottom of the water chute split open and now the slip n slide does not see any water other than the very bottom pool. I attempted to repair it with the provided patch kit, each repair would last a few minutes before the water busted through in other places. Both of the stake anchoring points in the middle ripped off, the two at the top have held up. You will also want to make sure the ground is relatively level side to side as well. If not, your kids will just slide off into the grass before making it to the end pool area. For how expensive this was and how long it took to arrive, not worth it.Cliff notes: Only buy if you have small, light kids and relatively flat ground.

I bought this for my 9 year old daughter. Some reviews are bad bc they don’t take care of this PLASTIC slide. You do have to handle with care and not be so rough. It’s plastic LOL!😊 I also remove once dry and store in garage out the weather to keep it from getting ragged and bugs in it.A few hints… when you place pegs in ground to secure it, don’t spread the plastic too far apart. It might tear. When your child slides, put alittle dish soap on the slide so they don’t try to slide, get stuck, and tear the plastic. Also make sure you keep it wet in the sun bc it gets hot so it burns alittle when skin touches it. It’s plastic. I usually set it up with room to wiggle so it does not tear. This is for bare feet, no shoes. Be careful of the ground it’s on bc it is not cushioned but it does the job for a kid to slide on. No one heavier than 100 lbs would have a good time. You risk tearing and so forth. It is pretty long so a child can run and slide pretty far. It keeps my daughter occupied for hours. Easy assembling and water hookups. As the adults, I like sitting close to feel the water sprinkle on my feet. Enjoy.