Jasonwell Splash Pad Sprinkler/ Play Mat for Kids, Outdoor Water Toys Inflatable for Baby Toddler Boys Girls Children Age 18+ Months ,Outside Backyard Dog Pool

This thing is so easy to set up, no inflating is needed AT ALL! When I fill a pool for my 3yr old in the backyard, he has to get in and out and in and out and in and out again, it drives me nuts and as you can imagine, the water turns filthy instantly with grass/tree particles, etc. He walks right past my foot dip bucket every time, grrr. Not to mention I set the pool up early as can be so it can warm up by afternoon use...only to be rendered useless in about 15 minutes (or less) from the filth. But this splash pad? It keeps the water moving. It keeps him close since he is so interested in the water moving. He has discovered that standing on the edge of the circle can change the trajection of the water... I feel like this may become problematic but setting some boundaries with that has worked so far. If the puddle that forms in the middle (depends where you set it up, my yard is not the flattest) gets dirty, you can just lift up a bit and drain it immediately. If my 1 year old shows interest I just turn the hose down so she is not overwhelmed by the height of the sprinkle. I expected it to create a very slick surface and cause some falls for my kiddos, but nope, not at all. Very happy with this product and it's definitely the easiest and most fun summer activity we have at home this year. And for the price, I am already satisfied with how long it's lasted, we've used it at least every other day for a few weeks now. I don't expect it to last for next year but maybe it will surprise me. The only thing I am not a big fan of is draining it, I like to hold it up and force all the water out at the hose connection site and it can be a little heavy to start. With a shoulder injury that's not so fun, but I have found that if I leave it lying out to drain on its own, there is not much progress in hours time. Definitely not a deal breaker for me in the slightest though. Would buy again 1,000 times, truly a summer gem! ***Editing to add that this splash pad lasted until the end of the summer. It lasted right up until the last warm week, then a seam ripped on the underside edge as so many people mentioned in their reviews. Not sure if I'll be lucky enough to have one last a whole summer again, but you can bet your boots I'll be buying another for summer 2023!

Great for my 2 1/2 year old grandson. He had a blast right on my deck.

The Nonslip 67 version was good diameter for 1 kid as 2 might be a tight fit. We only used hose straight to connector. We didnt use the extra adapter at the time. Unsure what the extra part was for nor remember it at this time. You do have to move the tubes almost like folding a newspaper to change the direction of the water spray on each area so expect to get wet yourself. It wont really stay changed prior to it filling up unless you open the faucet slowly and adjust when it comes out and even so you may get wet. Find an even ground otherwise expect water to overflow in one direction and the water inside will be lopsided towards it. Be careful as its slip resistant not anti slip so there is a possibility of slipping whether flat on ground or not one of the kids slipped inside of it as they were jumping weird enough they barely were jumping too. I even decided to go in there with clean feet and I could feel if not careful one could slip and get hurt. Water pressure will depend on your faucet as ours was adequate enough to keep play last for a couple hours before we called everyone to go dry so we all can take a bath and eat soon after. Didn't try this with any pets, but based on the feeling of the splash pad I could be pretty certain as long as your pet doesnt dig into the material then they'll have a blast so technically from my perspective its pet-friendly just again careful with the possible slipping. Water pressure again was pretty good for our time spent with it. Material seems better than expected at its price point and its use again care with slippage possibility. Drainage Ill be honest I did it wrong the first time which was I was I lifted it and allowed to drain as much as possible (through the tiny holes) and proceeded to squeeze the water through them as well so took longer and hard lesson learned. The second time around I lifted the opposite end of where the water hose connects and used that as the water drainage point which was a lot lot easier and quicker. While draining it the material or the one we got was semi see through so I could see where the level of water was as it drained to help me determine if any water left. I then left it hanging (sort of) with the drainage spout on the bottom side so anything that drips down has an exit point. So 4 out of 5 stars due to the whole slipping possibility which is a safety concern but as long as you tell the kiddos to be careful and have someone watching them then you should be ok. If you have multiple kiddos wanting to be in it at one time then get a bigger size than the 67 one and adjust the water coming out in good angles so its not directly on their face but maintains a consistent splash effect when they are in it. If your doing it for a baby just fill it up the outer tubes and then adjust where the water coming out is reachable if approached but not enough to hit their eyes as they approach so they dont get scared and same time the tub is being filled with a kiddie pool type of effect. Of course smaller one may be best suited if for a smaller kiddo. I do recommend based on price point and it actually working. Don't know how long it will be working for as that will depend on varying factors for everyone. Hope this helped at least one person. Oh and I would test this before promising the kiddos its ready. We bought ours a few weeks prior to make sure it wasnt leaking so if needed we can return and replace and try again. Luckily it worked when pre testing and when in use. Didn't want to disappoint the kiddos especially in a hot day and them getting ready for it just for it to be leaking or non usable.

Great quality for a great price! It's held up well with both a baby and puppy playing in it. You can easily control how high the water goes, and it doesn't slide around, very stable. Our granddaughter and puppy both love it and have so much fun playing in it. It hasn't popped or leaked or even gotten any holes from puppy nails! The thickness is better than expected, very soft to step on and sit in.

For the price point, this little splash pool is better than I expected. We've been using it for about 3 weeks now for our 16 month son and he loves it. We keep the hose on very low so the water just trickles out and it's a perfect way to cool down. There is a gasket that comes with the pool for use with the hose so there's no leaking like some other people are complaining about. The spout is oddly placed, so we have the hose draped over a lawn chair so it attaches to the pool almost vertically, and there has been no issues. The pool does feel a little cheap, but for the amount of use we've gotten out of it so far, it was well worth the price- I do not think it would be worth spending any more on one of these than this price point. I expect it will last at least until midsummer, and I'm good with that. Pros: - Easy to set up: it takes me about 5 minutes. The flatter the surface, the better. I turn the hose on, then angle the little spouts so they all point to the middle and I'm good to go! - Right amount of water: it fills up to maybe 3 inches? Enough to sit in with my boy and fiancee, cool down, and have a little fun in the sun. The water isn't overwhelming for our son, but enough that his toys can float and he can splash. - Affordable: I saw other splash pools for far more than this one. I can't see those being worth it. - You don't inflate with air: it's not a blow up toy, it fills with water. No hyperventilating for me! Cons: - It does feel cheap: you get what you pay for. I didn't have I expectations, but the splash pool is so far exceeding what I expected. That said, I doubt it'll make it to next year, though I'm not sure I care. - The take down is annoying: it gets dirty and you have to drain it. Well, maybe you don't HAVE to, but I do. Then it sits draped over a lawn chair. It's not a real put off, but it's annoying. All in all, I've wasted $20 on things I've enjoyed far less. It's great for small children with a small amount of hassle putting it away. Buy with confidence, you'll be pleasantly surprised!

Great quality, especially considering the price!

Very durable and pet friendly. Does not spray very high. This is basically a one time use product though because there is NO way to remove all the water from it to store so you know it will mildew!

Perfect size! First day, kids played with it for 4 hours and it was so fun, durable, easy to use, and better looking than the pictures in my opinion!

Bought for our dog she’s still getting used to it.

great size and quality product. The Grandkids love it.

Excelente

This is one of the best purchases I've made for our son. It's very thick and was easy for me to plug hose in. Our dog's nails are unlikely to puncture it too. Beyond worth it and he even loves when its turned off and he can sit in the little pool of water.

My son loves this! Works great.