Would you use this on water like in a small inflatable pool? I'm thinking of getting a 6' x 10' pool and having kids roll in that??
2007825
It's possible. Keep in my mind this ball is heavy should a small child get rolled underneath. Also, if you're in a hot or humid area the inside of ball feels suffocating, which an adult knows to get out and get more air where a small child or infant might not. I don't recommend for children in the water under age 5, just my opinion. We've definitely had a lot of fun on the water on the beach though.
2007826
It doesn't stay inflated well and might be to big to actually play with in that size pool
2007827
Yes but I would keep an extra eye on the kids, might be dangerous but it does have 2 openings. It should float really easy too. The thing I worry about is if it leaks and starts to sink the openings arent real big they could get caught up and drown. However I'm a tad over-protective.
2007828
The jumbo size fun ball has two large openings. It's not really meant for use in water. Kids tumble around and could get water easily in the ball causing a slip or injury even w water shoes. You could try as a sit in the ball float in water but if your kids r like mine the temptation to jump in and out alone will cause a quickly dangerous situation.
2007829
It would definitely float. However, I think the water level may go into the space where the child would be. Maybe if there were only a few inches of water. We have never tried it, but I can tell you the kids have a great time rolling each other around.
2007830
I wouldn't. I think it would be too easy for kids to get trapped inside with the holes submerged.
1911265
I would be afraid of puncturing it on something. Stick to the smooth water surface. I don't even suggest you let little kids play on it in the grass or sandy beach. Keep it in the water. Just my opinion
539394
You can! Keep the hose nearby as with the sun and kids splashing, you lose some. Is extremely slippery when wet, don't walk on it once water is on it, or you will be sliding!
1881850
Yes this can be used in a 10 foot pool. I would recommend not putting to many chlorine tablets in at once and opening the dispenser to the bare minimum has it is a small pool.
2214217
I would not suggest it, is a nice inflatable I use to get to my sailboat and back, but is a on a protected cove, you could fish very close, is not a boat I would venture very far out
720782
Yes...if it pumps my family inflatable pool, i am sure it will work for the water slide as they are made from the same material..... Hope that was help to you....it does not however inflate latex balloons, diff equipment for that.. Alana
326952
I wouldn't recomend any hard surface. The pools on either end have no padding where the slides end. It would be hard on the kids bottoms and probably tear easier.
1999278
No. My five year old plays in it and he can move around too much. But it is perfect for my one year old. Consider a baby inflatable pool.
1034392
It's airtight so I'd assume no water would get in. But I'd also assume the bumpy side would make it uncomfortable to hold onto in the water. It's too small to support any weight in the water, so I don't see how it would serve as a good pool toy.
1020179
The pool can fit 4 kids at age probably 3 to 5...but it won't hold water for long it's gonna leak and not safe for kids the slide is not sturdy your child may fall off the bouncy area and may hurt your kids...
1948059
I used it in a slightly larger inflatable pool and it worked well. Still had to add a little chemicals on and off
1212113
Yes it is feasible. Once you fold it down with a flip of the brace it's portable. It may be a bit awkward but it's not heavy and the fun they will have is worth it. This was for my grandson and my daughter purchased an inexpensive wading pool and created a water-park. Of course, I then went to sam's and bought a pack of the interlocking rubber squares to create a softer landing. They will love it.
1880666
No! I bought 2 of these - one for my 5 yr old grandson and one for my 6 yr old grandson. The toy does not work as advertised. The method of pumping air into it to get it to surface is flawed. The tube is too small to allow enough air in to displace the water. Both boys played with it in the swimming pool and the bay but were disappointed. If you just want it as a toy and don't expect it to submerge or surface it is ok. I wish I could have given you a better answer.
1048123
Yes - I bought this for my niece who is 6 and she uses it in the pool / she is not quite heavy and big enough to get it to roll in grass real well so she climbs on it in the water
1295607
Same as what Evan S. said.... a small air pump like you'd use on an air mattress works great on this! It's an AWESOME cooler float but it would take a long time to be blown up by mouth :-)
2163864
I guess you could but, with kids using the pool, I would not. The floating dispenser is you best bet for safety caution. I hope this helps. :)
973653
We have used it both wet and dry. It's more fun wet but I would have to yes, it can be used both ways. IT'S SO MUCH FUN!!! My kids love it. Make sure to get the bag of 100 plastic balls too. They love jumping in the bouncy house with the balls and playing with them in the pool part too. Hope this helps.