Blast Zone Big Ol Bouncer Inflatable Bounce House w/Blower - Huge - Premium Quality - 6 Players

The Blast Zone Big Ol' Bouncer Inflatable Bounce House is a total hit for kids and parents alike! With its massive size, it can easily accommodate up to 6 players at once, making it perfect for parties or family gatherings. The bounce house is built with premium materials, ensuring durability and a long-lasting fun experience. The included blower is super easy to set up, and the bounce house inflates quickly, so the kids don’t have to wait long to start bouncing around. It’s incredibly sturdy, and the colorful design adds to the excitement. Definitely worth the investment for endless outdoor fun!

The first time I used the bounce house I contacted the company about the seams being loose. Their reply was unhelpful. Now after the 4th use it's completely broken and unusable. I've contacted them again, hopefully they reply. The size is great and the colors are very bright. But it broke before it was even paid off.

I purchased this instead of renting one for my daughter's 5th birthday. It's slightly smaller than the rental ones, but it's plenty of fun for kids. I have a 5 year old and an 8 year old, and from the start of the of the party until a few hours AFTER the party was supposed to end, there were at least 5 kids in it at all times, and often more like 7-8. It doesn't provide quite as much bounce as the full size rental, but the kids loved it. I highly recommend it for kids up to maybe 10-11 years old. The item itself is made of a very durable material. It's very easy for me to lay out and inflate by myself. Putting it away is fairly easy as well, but once it's in the the nice bag that comes with it, it can be a little heavy (I can move it fine, but it's a little too heavy for my wife). We've set it up and used it maybe 6 times since we bought it. I would recommend buying a cheap tarp to put under it. The first time I used it, there were some high spots underneath on the ground that made dirty areas on the underside. The tarp fixed that. I bought a 12'X12' locally for something like $10 that works perfectly. The bag that comes with it has enough room left-over to put the tarp inside as well, as long as you take a little time to deflate the bouncer (I just laid on it as I folded it up). :) Definitely a good investment for wearing out energetic kids.

I have a 3 year old and an 8 year old and wanted a bounce house that would be suitable for both of them. This was the biggest one in our budget and I purchased it based on the reviews of others. We have now owned this bounce house for 6 weeks, and we are not disappointed! I am impressed with the durability and craftsmanship of the bouncer. I immediately inspected it for any loose stitching or other flaws. The thing is perfect! The material it is made from is high quality and appears it will withstand the test of time. Set up is a breeze and it inflates in about 30 seconds (don't forget to tie off the small deflation tube or the bounce house will not inflate completely). I'm a medium sized, non- athletic female and I can set up and pack up this bouncer on my own. Don't get me wrong, it is heavy and would be easier with two people, but if you don't have the luxury of a helper, it is still doable! I take the blower out of the bag before I attempt to lift it. As for packing the bounce house in the bag, it fits in very well if you fold it properly. I fold it over on itself in two foot wide sections, and then roll it like a sleeping bag. It works every time. The bag is very spacious and the blower, as well as our tarp and the stakes all fit with room to spare. The bounce house doesn't have a roof, so it does get hot inside if left in the sun. I try to set it up under a tree. Because of this, ours got filled up with lots of "helicopters" from our maple tree. I very carefully went inside and swept it out the best I could. The bouncer holds the weight of children (up to 100 lbs each) with no problem, but I could tell it didn't like me being in there, especially on the ramp, which was collapsing under my weight ( I am about 35 lbs over the weight limit). My kids and their friends have had an amazing time in this bounce house and I highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a high quality, reasonably priced item.

This is perfect, this company sells an orange one as well for like $100 more, though the company told me this is the exact same quality as more expensive orange one. The blower works great, very powerful and gets the job done perfectly. Probably 2.5 min max to blow it up completely. A cool thing is that you can turn the blower off (to give the blower a rest not that it needs it, but to also to give yourself a break from the sound), and the bottom portion will stay completely filled (with no kids in it) while the top part sags, yet the bottom will stay inflated for a very long time. Then when ready for a new group of kids start it back up and in about 45 seconds it’s ready to go. The material is very durable, it is big, though I would be careful about exceeding the 500 lb weight limit. As you could have 5-6 kids in it and an adult as well, but the adult would need to not be jumping around much and even better not at all, though I think it would be able to handle it, but with the power of the blower and the force of that much weight might have some failure in the material somewhere. Now if an adult wanted to be on their knees or rolling around playing with the kids, then there would be no worries at all from my perspective, but jumping and kids jumping…would not be recommended by me. Also one reviewer commented about shoes off. That’s great advice as I can see the grip of tennis shoes easily tearing it up at some point. You’ll want to blow it up and see if any dangling threads in the stitching a kid might pull, I had a few that I cut. (I used a finger nail clipper and the stitching was fine put a hanging thread might unravel something I’d not trimmed, so I took care of that ahead of time. Not sure if mine had a storage bag, a tote works the best anyway, and just store the blower separately unless you want a huge heavy tote… it’s also great to have kids rolling around on it once it is deflated to get as much air out as possible. And if you get a hole (it will get old at some point) just slap some duct tape on it… I had a smaller one of a different brand and duct tape did wonders. I had so many holes that I had to hook the blower to the vent-release portion as the normal spot needed to be the one tied instead. I however think this is better quality than my last one and with proper care, it will pay for itself very quickly and years down the road when you’ve already got your money’s worth out of it, then a little tear here or there is just the sign of all the enjoyment. If this review helped please like. God bless.