Small Ricochet/Recoil Slide – 7 ft

Add loads of fun and a whole new dimension to your Ricochet 12.0 bouncer or Recoil 14.0 trampoline with this optional 7-foot small slide!

Each slide is designed to connect to the D-rings pre-installed on Aquaglide waterpark items. It is not suitable for standalone use or for use with waterpark products from other brands. If you want to expand your waterpark, the Small Ricochet/Recoil Slide is a must-have.

Highlights

• Best For: Connecting to Ricochet 12.0 or Recoil 14.0 for an exciting slide + bounce experience

• Capacity: 1 person

• Warranty: Limited 3-year Residential / 1-year light Commercial

• Dimensions: 7′ L x 2′ W x 4.6′ H (2.12 m x 0.61 m x 1.39 m)

Included

• Small Ricochet/Recoil Slide

• 4 Slide Straps

• Repair kit

Not Included

• Inflation pump

Product Notes

• Sized to fit Ricochet 12.0 bouncer and Recoil 14.0 trampoline only. Not compatible with smaller trampolines or bouncers.

• Please view the Ricochet Slide Tech Sheet for detailed item information.

• Most Lakefront items require 3.5 – 5 psi to function properly. The recommended pump is the Hurricane 110V 3.6 Pump.

• Alternatively, any Aquaglide kayak or SUP pump with a Halkey Roberts type valve can be used, such as the Accelerator HP 12V 20 Pump, which reaches 20 psi and operates with a 12V vehicle adapter.

• Safety is the highest priority. Aquaglide designs components, connection points, and configurations to ensure maximum safety and enjoyment. Aquaglide Lakefront and Aquapark products must not be used with products or attachments from other manufacturers unless explicitly authorized to avoid risk of entrapment, injury, or death.

Aquaglide Lakefront Ricochet 12' Bouncer

Perfect for families with young kids, the Ricochet 12' Bouncer includes a boarding platform for easier access compared to rope ladders.

Aquaglide Lakefront Recoil 14' Water Trampoline

The Recoil 14.0 water trampoline offers excellent bouncing performance, designed especially for small families and younger users.

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