Action air Bounce House – Inflatable Bounce House with Blower for Indoor & Outdoor – Bouncy Castle with Slide – Durable Sewn and Extra Thick, Ideal for Kids

Great value for the money
The kid loves it, can’t be beat for the price

good quality, easy setup
good quality, easy setup

Great size!!!
My kids are obsessed with it!! Great size

Sturdy
No complaints, worked as expected. I wished there was a way to secure it indoor to avoid tipping but unsure if that is a possibility.

This bounce is one of the best purchases I have made. I have a home daycare and this bounce house has been awesome. My daycare is in my lower level and it blows up easily and doesn’t take up all the space. My kiddos love love love it. We use it all the time. Great for recess gets rid of extra energy. I have had it for 2 yrs and still works great. It got a tear but was still working. I just purchased the repair tape. I would definitely purchase again.

No negative reviews here. I put it up by myself while my husband was out of town. Was easy and straight forward. It is small and perfect for a few toddlers. Comes with the stakes to keep it secure in the ground. Blows up in about 1-2 minutes, and deflates pretty quickly too. Comes with some patches to repair any tears if needed. It is small enough that you could actually inflate it in a basement or play room for inclement weather. If I had one negative thing to say, the balls don’t exactly stick to anything when you throw them, but that’s not really why you get a bouncy house anyways!

Our daughter’s birthday was fast approaching and with the ability to only hold a small gathering in our backyard, we looked for something fun for the children to play with.“What’s synonymous with some birthday parties,” my wife asked? A bounce house! But at a rental cost of $75 – $99 a day, we decided to invest in a small one instead for repeated use at home.PROS- Feels and looks sturdy and well made- Kids had GREAT fun playing in it- Slide entrance/exit– Mesh netting on all sides keeps children safely inside- Very easy to set up– Inflates quickly (within 30 seconds!)– Deflates quickly (within 4 minutes) and folds fairly compact- More economical than rentals because you would own it after 2-3 uses- Air blower included ($100 value)– Electric plug has a GFCI circuit breaker to shut off power in a ground-fault event, but you should keep the blower away from anything that could catch on fire or get it wet– Rated at 115V (3.2A) = 368W- Blower can be operated off a battery power station– Using about 320W – 370W, bouncer could last for approximately:— 45 minutes with Jackery Explorer 300, though the 320W – 370W would stress this battery’s 300W capacity and shorten its life more quickly over time— 1.25 hours with Goal Zero Yeti 500x— 2.5 hours with Jackery Explorer 1000- Perfect size for 2-3 kids (manual recommends ages 3-10)– Maximum weight capacity: 250 lbs- Dimensions: 9.4′ L x 7.2′ W x 5.4′ H– Weight: about 28 lbs (bouncer and air blower combined)- Can be used indoor and outdoor, though our house is not nearly big enough to hold it– Grassy/soft area is recommended, but if used on concrete, be sure to remove any sharp objects that could potentially puncture the bouncer– Caution: Be mindful that the bounce house should be staked down to prevent tipping!- Storage net underneath the Dart target- Storage bag for the bounce house is included, though not for the air blower- Included– 4 smaller stakes for the air blower– 4 larger stakes to hold down the bouncy house– Repair kit– Two velcro balls for the exterior Dart target- Manual was easy to understandCONS- Initial investment is pricey- May be too small for larger groups of children (can only safely accommodate 2-3 at a time)- Requires constant, adult supervision so children play responsibly and bouncer would not fail in a serious way- Air blower uses a lot of power at 320W – 370WTIPS- Always stake down these parts:– Bounce house so it would not tip over or get easily blown away by strong gusts of wind— Children pinned under a bounce house could suffocate and be seriously injured (or worse!)– Air blower so it would not overturn and overheat— Blower must continuously be running. Bouncer’s seams will let small amounts of air out to ensure it would not overinflateWARNING: Always, always, always stake down the bounce house and air blower to minimize risk of serious injury!- Supervise children at ALL times— A bounce house could cause serious injury!— Caution: Do NOT let children play in the bouncer when it is not fully inflated- Have children take their shoes off when playing in the bounce houseSETUP- Sweep the area for any sharp objects- Unfold the bounce house over a flat ground- Attach the yellow hose to the air blower and ensure it is velcroed tight– Check that blower has sufficient clearance all around it— Keep it away from anything that could catch on fire or get it wet– Secure the blower with the 4 smaller stakes- Plug in the blower and turn it on– Ensure the yellow hose has no kinks (having it be straight will ensure maximum air flow)- Once the bouncer has fully inflated (takes about 30 seconds), secure it with the 4 larger stakes- Let the blower run continuously- Bouncer will let small amounts of air out to ensure it would not overinflateTEARDOWN- Ensure no children are still in the bounce house– Double check this! Kids pinned inside/under a bouncer could suffocate to death!- Turn off the air blower and unplug it from the AC outlet- Bouncer will deflate on its own within minutes- Untie the yellow hose from the blower- Fold the bouncer in half, squeezing any remaining air out– Fold in half again and again– Roll it into the included carry bag- Clean the stakesFINAL THOUGHTSThe Action Air bounce house has been a great investment from both a financial and joy perspective! Its dimensions fit our backyard perfectly, and seeing the children enjoy themselves during this pandemic has helped bring some normalcy into their lives when playgrounds all have been shut down for some time. Equally important is that the bouncer folds quite compact and does not use up much space in our garage.Ultimately, what made my day was when our son came up to me and said, “I love you, papa.” My wife and I were both pleased with this bounce house and look forward to having the birthday girl play in it too when she is old enough.