WOW Sports Super Slide Giant Backyard Slip and Slide with Sprinkler, Extra Long Water Slide 25 x 6 ft

Worth every penny!! We bought for Memorial Day and we spent hours on it. My only tip is go buy metal stakes. The plastic ones that it comes with don’t work.

Bought two of these for a luau birthday party for my kiddo. Good heavens - the kids were beside themselves, they had so much fun! I assumed the feature of constant water sprayers all the way down the track would be helpful (I didn’t know - I never had one as a kid). Well, I apparently had a few seasoned 7-8 year olds who informed me that this was THE BEST slip & slide they’d ever been on! Then they informed me they wanted to come back every day and play on it….lol… We did not have to resort to “slicking it up” with household products like so many reviewers on so many other slip & slide reviews mentioned. Apparently we had just the right amount of incline going and honestly… it was all we could do to keep the kids from shooting straight across the grass and into the driveway! (which was about 20’ from the end of the slide). It was hilarious & those kids wore themselves out!The only reason I gave the product a 4 star for durability is because, after a few hours one of the track bumpers started to look like it was loosing air. But since I wasn’t the one putting it up, I didn’t want to ding the company too hard in case there was any assembly error. Oh - and the dads who assembled it were being total dads. I bought a few 16’x12’ tarps to lay, doubled over, under the tracks (just to protect the track from anything pokey in our meadow). Well, the dad’s decided they could open the whole tarp up and run the tracks side-by-side and save themselves some trouble. In doing so, one bumper on each track could not be staked down. Well, you REALLY have to be able to stake down the bumpers, otherwise the bumpers roll in on the track because of the weight of the water tube in them (which in turn causes the track to go dry). It all worked out…. Just wanted to share our learning curve for any other parents out there setting up more than one of these things. Enjoy!

The media could not be loaded. Very good! The boys have fun. We linked two together. Giving it four stars cause it was expensive at the time we purchased. I believe the price fluctuates a lot though. Grab in the spring or early summer if you can.

We frequently have a rotating door of neighbor kids coming and going, and this slip and slide has been named "best on the street."It's thick plastic, with a good amount of spray - which makes it easy for kids to slide. It handles the running take offs of the older boys without wear or tear. The alley is wide with plenty of room for rolls and tricks, AND they love hooking them together for an extra long runway.It was temporarily out of stock and I ordered a different one for a gift, and regretted it. Don't bother with another less expensive option - this is the one for summer fun.

Bought one of these last year and we liked it. I bought another to link to it this year. The problem is the links don’t work. They changed the design and the new one hooks are rotated 90 degrees from the old one. A design change for no reason and no adapter to make it compatible with old ones. It’s getting returned.

Purchased this slide for a big bbq that we have each year. I saw online videos and it looked amazing. It was super easy to use and so much fun for the kids! They got wild and it held up to the abuse. Adults even got in on it and the holes/plastic did not rip. Hopefully it stores well over the winter so we can use it again next summer.

Used once so far...seems thick and durable. Leaks at the connection of the hose and slide. I’ll try to reinforce it. But disappointing for the price. I used tape and a towel since I didn’t have time to patch before the gathering. There are holes only on one side of the slide for the water to come out and wet the slide. I found the holes at the beginning were weak no matter how strong I put the hose pressure. When the water did spray the middle the end holes were over shooting the slide at the bottom. I’m hopeful it’s due to the leak at the connection. Also we do have a 6 foot slope (from top to bottom) and it also could be the water slides down to fast to give it a chase to go out the top holes. The 2 sleds are nice but could see with some use they popping.I was the largest of the people that used it and I’m 135lbs. The rest were kids 1-6 years old less than 40lbs.We’ll keep it. Hoping I don’t regret this due to the price I shouldn’t have to fix from the start.

I bought two of these for our 4th of July party to make a 50-foot slide. I did a lot of research because we were using them primarily with about 10 big teenagers/young adults, including one 300 pound football player. We did not use the inflatable sleds that came with them, but used large snow tubes rated for the weight of the biggest kids. These slides were used for hours with no problems. Most of the stakes eventually came out of the ground, but it stayed put, even on a hill. (The kids were ROUGH with it) If you have a rowdy bunch that are going to try all types of shenanigans- these will hold up!We had to be creative filling the side tubes, but we used a shop vac, some cardboard, and duct tape to make the right size hose and they were full in seconds. Because we had this on a hill and don't have great water pressure, we used a small sprinkler at the top to get enough water to wet the top of the slide and did not need to attach the hose to the bottom section of the side. We also used baby shampoo because the kids wanted to go as fast as possible.10/10 would buy again!!!