Two lanes, which means racing. That single detail is the difference between a slide the kids use once and one they argue over all summer.
Big enough to actually get a run-up
The sliding surface measures roughly 20 feet by 62 inches — long enough to build genuine speed and wide enough for two lanes side by side. Most backyard slip slides are single-lane and stop just as you get going.
Sprinklers along the full length
Sprinkler holes run down the sides rather than sitting at one end, so water covers the whole slide instead of soaking the first few feet and leaving the rest dry and grabby. Hook it to a standard garden hose and it keeps the surface slick from top to bottom.
Two bodyboards included
Both inflatable boards come in the set, so nobody is waiting a turn and nothing extra needs buying. They also make the ride noticeably faster and smoother than sliding on bare PVC.
Made to survive more than one summer
Heavy-gauge PVC rather than the thin sheeting that splits at the seams by February. Rinse it, let it dry fully before folding, and store it out of direct sun — treated that way it will come back out next year.
In the box
- Sloosh double-lane water slide (Orange)
- 2 inflatable bodyboards
- Ground stakes and hose connector
Please supervise children at all times. Set up on flat, open lawn clear of trees, fences, paths, sprinkler heads and garden edging, and peg it down before use. Head-first sliding is not recommended. Not suitable for use on concrete, decking or any hard surface.
Free delivery, tracked Australia-wide. Securely boxed and sent with tracking. 30-day returns, and if it arrives faulty we cover the return cost. Backed by real, human support.
Common questions
What do I connect it to?
A standard garden hose. The connector is included and the sprinklers run off normal mains pressure — no pump needed.
How much lawn do I need?
Allow for the full 20 foot length plus clear run-off space at the end, on flat ground. Check for sprinkler heads, tree roots and edging before pegging it out.
Is it only for kids?
Adults use it too, and the bodyboards suit both. Supervise younger children at all times regardless.
