Review on Unleash the Fun: Little Tikes Jump Slide Bouncer for Active Play by Andrew Jones

This winter weather in the Midwest is terrible. On warm days the wind is too strong and at the end of the day they have a stuffy nose. After researching different sizes and materials I settled on this one which is the largest but is the same price and includes a pump. This bouncy house was like a lifesaver. The rear left corner has sagged a bit, but this is probably due to the uneven cut of the part when sewing. I've seen a few photos of the "spread stitches" but it is actually raw thread that has been sewn on. Also for those concerned and leaving negative feedback about air leaks, air should leak through the seams. Otherwise the pump air (constant air) would have nowhere to go. My only concern is that the stitching might rip over time, but my kids are small (3 years and 15 months). We can set them all up in our living room (8 foot ceilings) to let them play for a few hours. I can get the car out of the garage and inflate it there. As someone else said, the bars don't stay in place or support to catch a kid, but the net keeps them inside. It's like thicker umbrella material, but not like thicker, heavy-duty party houses and the like. The husband took a tarpaulin and put some old blankets on it to protect the bouncer from branches or stones on the ground. Generally the kids love it and we have included some plastic balls for them to play with. I would not recommend placing hard toys that children can fall on and puncture the fabric. When you're done, just let it deflate for about 5 minutes, then fold it up, put it back in your bag, and tuck it in a corner of a closet or under the bed. The pump is easy to carry and has a sturdy handle. Overall it's no problem, inflated in less than 10 seconds, the kids love it, and I get to do some things while they play and burn off energy 🤗 If it lasts a year, it's money well spent.