OBUBYSprinkler & Splash Play Mat for Kids, Splash Pad for Wading and Learning, 60" Children Outdoor Water Sprinkler Toys –from A to Z Outdoor Swimming Pool for Babies Toddlers and Boys Girls

It was very easy to set up. Fits to the garden hose exactly. The plan is straightforward, yet it works extraordinary. You can marginally control the cylinder with the goal that the water planes shoot 'in' and afterward they top off the middle like a little pool. Or then again you can control them to shoot out so it's to a greater extent a slip n slide circumstance. This would be incredible for a child that is sitting yet not yet strolling - it doesn't get profound so you don't need to stress like you would in a kiddie pool. It's extremely simple to move around so you can keep it in the shade even as the day wears on and the shadows move around - which is extraordinary on the off chance that you resemble me and don't care for utilizing a great deal of sunscreen on your kiddos for different reasons.My multi year old child love it. We have a little yard so it's ideal for terrace fun without spending a lot of water and is anything but difficult to take care of after each utilization. I used to get them little pools, however it would take up such a great amount of water notwithstanding the time it took to top off only for one time use. This is greatly improved appropriate for our motivation and day to day environment. The sprinklers go up around 5 feet or so with max pressure, yet I for the most part keep it in light of the fact that my children despite getting water in their eyes.☺️☺️😊😊

This is a great alternative to a kiddie pool. Sets up in moments and can easily be drained and moved every day to avoid killing a portion of grass. All three of my girls (ages 6, 4, and 2) really enjoy it. It seems to be good and durable as we’ve put a small slide going into it for them to enjoy, and our dog likes to run through it and lay in it as well. You can also let the middle section fill then shut it off to warm in the sun for a bit before turning the hose back on. My youngest only wanted to sit in it if we had let it warm up in the middle first. We were able to let it warm though and then kind of tilt the sides out so that the fresh cold water wasn’t cooling that portion. It’s also a really good size actually. All three of my girls can sit in the middle section together. Overall, good clean summer fun!

Like many, I figured the summer of 2020 would be one where my family was spending a lot of time in the backyard. I have a 6 year old and a 3 year old. We purchased this splash pad so they could keep cool in the heat of the summer. Here are my feelings after a few weeks and having used it about 5 times:Pros:-It's simple to use. Connect the hose, turn it on and viola! I have this pad, a slip n' slide and a blow up pool. This one gets the most use, because it's the most convenient and quickest to get started.-It's fun for the kids. The sides shoot streams of water up that can be controlled with how much water pressure you provide. Lower streams = less pressure, Higher streams = higher pressure.- It has letters on it, so sometimes my 3 year old (if he's in the mood!) will try and learn his letters by playing games stepping from one letter to the next.-Pretty easy to drain the water when finished. I was debating if I should put this under a PRO or CON, because the draining process is a pain for ALL of these types of toys. I decided to put it as a PRO, because out of the 3 of these types of toys I own, this one drains the easiest by far. Having said that, it does take a little effort and time to get all of the water out before you store it away for the next session.Cons:-Like many of these items, they can be very slippery. My 4 year old Nephew ran through it (not recommended) and fell right on his back. Luckily he's a tough dude and was OK, but keep this in mind. It's more for jumping and splashing IN than running THROUGH.- The connection point doesn't work that well with my hose. I'd say about 80-90% of the water goes into the splash pad like it SHOULD, but the other 10-20% sprays out. This isn't a HUGE deal because if you angle it correctly that extra water just goes into the splash pad to create a pool effect, but it's a con none the less.OVERALL: It's not a PERFECT toy, but it gets the job done. If you're looking for something the kids can have fun with and that is quick to set up this is a good buy. Just understand that it is not PERFECT (but what is these days!)

This outdoor water sprinkler for kids is durable and easy to assemble. One of the best sprinklers/ wadding pool for kids. I literally pulled it out of the box, hooked it up to my hose and the kids had hours of fun. The water pressure was perfect and gave the kids plenty of water to fill the bottom of the sprinkler as a little wadding pool, they were able to sit and let the water fall onto them or run through it like a regular sprinkler. Once they were done playing it was easy enough to hang over the back of a chair for the water to drain out and dry. It was also easy to roll up for easy storage after play and in between play. My kids loved it, (ages twin 1 year old, 2, and my 11 year old) including the older kids. So much fun for a great price