Any Idea Where I Can Find This Giant Slide?

[mommyneedsadayoff]

You should look up "hill slides" on pinterest. Tons of ideas and links!

[Max]

If its at a local park I would just call the parks department.

I emailed them this morning and got a reply already! It's a custom made piece from GameTime.

how are you getting back up? (I think built in steps, with rock wall hand/foot holds and a knotted rope would be AWESOME.)

You read my mind on the rock wall with a knotted rope we're looking at putting steps in too (for adults).

My petite daughter (6 years old) went down a slide like that this past summer. She was bouncing side to side and hitting her head on the sides. What ages would this be for?

My (at the time) 3 yr old son and 2.5 yr old niece played on the one pictured without any issues. Maybe larger/older kids bounce around more? I'll have to ask the manufacturer on recommended ages. Was she laying down (for her head to hit the sides)?

Since it's a custom piece, I could ask for less kinks. But having all those turns keeps kids from flying down.

You should look up "hill slides" on pinterest. Tons of ideas and links!

That's where I got this idea with the rock wall to climb up! Great minds

[Max]

Ok maybe the zip line isn't a bad idea We've already considered having a pulley for the winter time - it's a great sledding hill but walking up in tons of snow is a chore!

this might become the most functional hill ever

[Blackcat31]

I emailed them this morning and got a reply already! It's a custom made piece from GameTime.

Found pretty much the same thing on a different site.

If you Google Slither Slides you will see the various options for configuring the parts. The more pieces you have the more twists, turns and bends you can put in...

https://playworld.com/products/slither_slide

[mommiebookworm]

My (at the ti0me) 3 yr old son and 2.5 yr old niece played on the one pictured without any issues. Maybe larger/older kids bounce around more? I'll have to ask the manufacturer on recommended ages. Was she laying down (for her head to hit the sides)?

Now that i think about it, she was sort of laying back.

[Pepperth]

I want one of these! (For me, not the kids, )