Blast ZoneSuperstar - Huge 12x15 Inflatable Bounce House - Premium Quality - Great for Events - 6 Playerss - Blower

I was looking for a larger bounce house for our basement for my, at that time, not even 1 year old and her two year old brother. Since playgroup at my house can be crazy, I also wanted to make sure that any bouncer we had could handle quite a few toddlers. Commercial grade bouncers were just out of the question due to cost (usually in the thousands) but this appeared to be at the upper end of the residential grade bouncers and as the company also makes a commercial grade of this same bouncer, I felt they likely knew what they were doing....I was right!We have had this product now for 4 months and its used EVERY day by at least my children if not a dozen others. No problems, no complaints and it works like a dream. We just leave it out in the basement and leave the quick deflate valve tied off. This lets my 2 year old go down and turn it on himself. My now 1 year old daughter climbs right into the middle and waits patiently as the bounce house inflates around her and then they both go crazy! My 2 year old even turns it off himself when he is done. With the quick deflate tube tied off all the time it just takes a bit longer to completely deflate but that isn't an issue and allows my 2 year old to feel the independence to do it himself.One review said the bounce house was too firm. No way. It is a larger bouncy and it can handle quite a few toddlers and young children without deflating (the max we have had in it at once was one supervising adult...just sitting in the middle, 7 toddlers, 2 infants and 2 older children). Any softer and the bouncy couldn't handle the volume. Shoot, if my at the time 10 month old can bounce on her knees all over it, its not too firm. Speaking of which, yes a full-sized 200 pound adult can get in...you just can't bounce. There is almost always an adult inside our bouncer because most of the children using it are 2 and under. Toddlers have this tendency to knock over the infants if somebody isn't supervising just because they are toddlers!In four months of everyday use, many parties and playgroups, we have no leaks or other issues. I am very strict about no toys other than balls in the bouncer to protect it. Do watch if you have it in a basement unless you tie it down somehow as it will drift (as any bouncer on carpet would with that many children bouncing) and it just needs to be moved back into place now and then so the air supply line doesn't get crimped (no big deal). The air supply line and pump does take up some space so coming off the back you need at least a few feet of clearance. I have never put it back in its bag so I can't comment there but it is heavy so not something you would want to pack and unpack on a daily basis but it would certainly be reasonable to drag it outside now and then without issues. It does come with stakes for tying it down outside.In general, when compared to my friend's bouncers, this far exceeds them all. It handles the volume of children for a party, is a reasonable price for the amount of bouncer you get, is easy to inflate and deflate (if a 2 year old can do it on his own you know its easy), is durable, gets to the point by not wasting space on small useless ball pit attachments and for its size is actually pretty low profile making it reasonable for a basement (unlike some of the larger castle varieties).Highly recommend!Update 11/10 - We have had this now for well over a year and continue to use it almost every day. Baby #3 is now learning to roll around in it with his older siblings bouncing away and doing various gymnastic moves. We continue to use it for playgroup and parties making us a hot spot to visit on cold winter days. Still no leaks, motor works beautifully and really the bounce house looks brand new despite much abuse for my kids. Still highly recommend....best toy purchase we have EVER made!Update 11/11 - Well I thought I would update on this product one more time. Now over 2 years later of almost daily use by at least 3 kids and often many more, this bounce house is still going strong. Still on the original blower, still not a single hole, still as awesome as ever. My kids now 4.5, 3 and 1 love it and run and jump inside until their little hearts just can't go anymore. Fabulous for indoor exercise on those nasty rainy or snowy days. Can't recommend this bounce house enough!

For such an expensive purchase for kids to have as a toy, I was skeptical, but thanks to all of the positive reviews this product received, we decided to make the plunge...we just got it yesterday, and set up was a breeze...a little on the heavy side, but that's becuase the materials used are very heavy duty for a "consumer" bounce house...as promised, it inflated within a minute or two, and the kids' eyes lit up...a 5 year old girl and an 18 month boy were thrilled...contrary to the picture, there are velcro sealers to keep the door flaps closed securely so that lil ones can't fall out...the unit is very sturdy for toddlers, although not for adults, as the package says...The kids loved playing in it, and it is about 6 feet tall total, so it will be nice to set up in the basement during the winter so the kids can burn off some energy...The design is kind of basic...nothing overly fancy...but I didn't pay for fancy, I paid for bouncy, and hoped for heavy duty...and that's exactly what I got for the money...Another reviewer stated that it was "too hard" when inflated...I looked for signs of this, and couldn't identify any discomfort or signs of too much air in the jumper amid the hundreds of pile drivers that my 5 year old did. The bouncer appeared big enough for 3 good sized toddlers or 5-6 smaller toddlers using at the same time...To test the strength of the bouncer, I had my daughter ram one of the corners to see if it would give out under a direct assault...she bounced off, and the bouncer passed another safety test. The side netting feels sturdy and strong, well knitted together in a pattern that is able to be seen through at a distance, though not very easy to see through when standing next to the bouncer. I can't really say that this bouncer is educational because...well...it's a bouncer...it might teach balancing or something...but can't we just buy stuff for our kids that we always wished we had while we were growing up? This is one of those things that we wished we had as a child...and this particular bouncer is going to be a hit for years to come...UPDATE: 9/27/2011This bouncer still is going strong, we've kept it in the basement, and it has never been outside. That being said, it has withstood many parties, many playdates, and continues to be the hit of the neighborhood...VERY IMPRESSED! Just BUY IT ALREADY!

UPDATE 2/25/2025 - This thing is still going strong after almost 8 years of use now. As long as you take care of this thing, it will absolutely last! I never leave it out overnight and always fold it back up. I keep it in a Rubbermaid Bin (very large with wheels) for clean storage and easy moving. I always make sure the kids take off their shoes and we haven't had a puncture yet. Take care of it, and your kids will have a great bouncy house for years!UPDATE 9/15/2020 - Using this for the past 2 years, I had adults on it, and up to 8 kids on this at any one time. As long as there are no shoes, you'll get no rips. It takes a few minutes to roll into my rubbermaid bin, but this type of storage has been great for us. We have had no rips ever and it looks like new. I would suggest not letting it get too wet just to make sure there is no mold or mildew possibilities. We havent seen any, but we do our best to keep dry and clean as much as possible.ORIG- I bought this for my son's birthday and he LOVES it. He constantly asks for his 'bouncy house'. It takes less than 1 minute to go from flat to ready to jump on.My least favorite part is rolling it up. It is fairly large, so it takes some getting used to in order to figure out the right way to fold and roll it so it takes up the smallest footprint possible.I bought a larger Rubbermaid container to store it in to try and keep out humidity and moisture and try to prevent mold or mildew during storage times. I got a vary large container with wheels on one end because it is so heavy. This makes storing and moving it WAY easier. Once I get it out, It is easy to stake down and setup the blower, and JUMP.