could this product be used without a large pool to land into?
1487852
Not really. If your looking to use it solo on the grass it would be a hard landing. If your looking to use it with a blow up kiddie pool, I don't see that working either. To get on the slide little kids would need help and they could hit head at the bottom. You pickup enough speed that send you at least three feet under water
1487853
I have this as a gift to my nephew who has a pool. It is not that large of a pool. They have not used it yet, so I'm. Not sure
1487854
It could. It's not very slippery, so you kinda have to get a running start or get some mommentum behind you to start with.
1809027
Probably not. It does not lower the individual below the wheels, and the pool water would be below the wheels.
1693503
Yes, it can be used without being inflated. I'm very satisfied with this product, and my physical therapist also likes it.
2253159
Absolutley, as long as it's a big enough pool. It's about 10' across without the slide attachment, so after you add that, you better have a big, wide pool. Call it 18' or so total across with the slide and the boarding ladder. Of course you don't have to use the boarding ladder or the slide.
1592053
I don't think it would be good around a pool because it is vertical and is like a 3" wall. Wouldn't it be a tripping hazard?
333579
I can't imagine it couldn't. An incert without a ball would be perfect. This attaches with a half inch pin which would be somewhat loose in the incerts larger hole but tow weight would not be an issue.
2139643
I personally would not put it in a pool. You have the electrical plug that is attached in order for it to remain inflated. I would think it would cause major problems. It is a bit heavy so i would think it would not float.
1396204
Well, first of all, you wouldn't want it "level to the ground" or you won't be able to flex the trampoline. I think it goes without saying that you could dig a big hole and put it in that if you want, knock yourself out.
1448346
It's likely that this would be too big for the pool. If it fits, it would just barely fit.
2277935
It is an inflatable pool so no, you could not. Pool was nice, bought for my grand kids. The customer service was not. I could not fit mine in the space I wanted to and tried to return it. No go. I gave it away to a family with small children.
462817
Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
879708
I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
1865029
Depends on the size you need to fit on the landing area. Could be a tight squeeze!
1156515
No, the slide has a "water weight" (a filled container you fill) that rests on the concrete to maintain positioning. Only the front part rests in the water. If you have a large, stable deck around the pool, perhaps it would work, but I believe it would be too dangerous.
1195672
Yes it can. However I would not use it on the bare ground with out a barrier as the cover is not water proof.
1890493
You will have to secure it to the deck somehow. If you think on sliding into the pool you will not have enough length. If the slide if plastic it will be pushed out of water. I hope it helps.
1561585
Sure, but i would get 1 or 2 of their pool mats to put down. You need something that wont absorb water and allow for drainage plus be soft on feet.