O-Zone Plus Water Bouncer

Design flaw with respect to platform attachment resulted in large tear impossible to patch. We purchase this as a Christmas present in 2013. While the kids have certainly had fun on it during the summer months on the lake, we sadly had to throw it away this weekend due to a large tear. The inflatable platform that you use to climb onto the trampoline attaches to a plastic flap that’s attached to the trampoline. Well from using the platform as intended - to climb up onto the trampoline - the plastic flap began to tear away from the trampoline at the corner seam of the flap. We did our best to patch it, but given the challenging location of the hole, the patch did not hold and to our kids dismay found the trampoline submerged having filled with water. I’m sure the company will not do anything given the time we have had it, but when you spend hundreds of dollars on something and take meticulous care of something I expect it to last. I do not consider us to have gotten our money’s worth given the price tag so only rate it 2 stars. Fun while it lasted, but didn’t last long enough given the price.

Great fun for the kids. This kit combines a large swim platform/trampoline with a fairly good slide.Pros: Seems to be solidly made from heavy vinyl Very fun for smaller kids Plenty of rope hand holds for kids swimming back from the slide to the loading platformCons: Takes a while to inflate this thing. The slide is especially annoying with three chambers and apparently some baffles that slow the inflation down. Not easy to get the three inflated parts tied together. Just grommets and ropes. Don't attempt in water deeper than 4'. The provided "anchor" does not provide enough stability in a large lake with baot wakes. It tends to swing around and migrate toward shore. I use two mushroom anchors spread apart to keep the platform properly oriented. Big kids (>150 LBs) will have a really hard time using the slide. It gets very unstable with persons over maybe 75lbs.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Great for my daughters 6th birthday party we don’t leave it out in the water but it’s very fun for the kids they played for hours

Platform and slide were already attached which made setup easy: we just had to inflate it. Thought we had inflated it enough but after use for awhile, needed to add more air. Anchored it by attaching a cement block to bottom in middle and to one side with marine rope. It comes with little bag to fill with rocks (or sand?) but we thought cement blocks (2) would do better job. So far it’s worked great! It’s actually not easy to use the slide (it works better if wet) but we’ve enjoyed watching the kids (and an occasional adult!) try and end up falling off side! Since it holds 600 lbs, 2 teenagers or 2-3 younger kids can easily use it at same time. It’s not a trampoline, it’s a bouncer, so don’t plan to see any gymnastics going on! At any rate, we’re enjoying it and think it will last!

It lasted for about 1 season. Unfortunately the patch included didn't repair the hole in the slide and the jumping surface broke away.

This was bought for a camping trip with our kids. It did arrive in 2 days as scheduled which was great. We opened it at the lake on a tarp, made sure there were no sharp objects and such to damage it. We started airing it up to discover that it had 2 puncture holes on the inner tubing which we couldn't of done if we tried. Looks like during the packing process before it was placed in the clear packing and put into box it was damaged. We were very disappointed and tried the patch repair kit that came along with it, but was sorely disappointed as they are a joke and don't work. They are basically like a sticker that comes right off. We weren't not able to use it and since we were already at the lake there was no way to get anything else for the kids. I would have to say this is the most disappointing purchased I have made.

Received this super fast (within 2 days) and my daughter loves it! It is a great size. Not too big or small. Took about30 minutes to inflate and put into the lake. I would say it's best suited for kids under 12. You don't bounce super high but we knew this going in.The adults have a good time too but it's challenging for adults to get on and down that slide. (A fun challenge though!)I would add an extra weight if you are planning to keep it in the water. We tied a cement block to a rope and that works great to keepit docked. It even held it though a bad thunderstorm.

I bought this product as a Christmas gift for my grandchildren. When we opened it, there was a large tear on the seam. I contacted RAVE sports and was told they could give me a 10% discount on a new purchase because I got “a great deal on Amazon”. This company absolutely does not stand by their products and my “great deal” is clearly not great since I am out almost $500 on a product we can’t use or repair.

My 10 and 12 year old are going to have a ball with this but easily holds and is stable with 2 adults on it. The kids bounce on and jump off the central net. The adults will lay on the net and sunbathe.I have it about 30 ft offshore in about 15 ft of water. I intend to leave it in place for a 4 month summer season so I replaced the supplied anchor of a rope and bag you fill with sand with a couple of concrete blocks and a chain clipped to the same place on the center bottom of the raft.Filled it with an air pump I use for standup paddle boards. One nice feature of the raft is a gauge which tells you when it is properly inflated - Inflate to a minimum of A but never past B.It is thick plastic (check the shipping weight) but won't last as long as a wood top raft. However if it lasts even 2 years the cost per year is good. More fun because of the trampoline effect. Safer because there is nothing hard to hit.