Trampoline Sprinkler for Kids 49 Ft, Heavy Duty Sprinkler for Trampoline for Outside Backyard Water Park, Fun Summer Stuff/Things/Accessories for Trampoline, Outdoor Play Toys Boys Girls Ages 7-13

It keeps the trampoline from getting too hot for the children to use in the heat and sunshine.

I rated this a 4 and by that i mean if you think it will work for you, then buy it. I do like it when it fits the job.Here are some observations:- The pictures imply that it does a rectangular shape, but the larger the area the area of coverage is fan shaped at either end of the sweep. The difference in location from where the center spray lands and the end spray lands can be 4 feet. This means if you are really trying to do a large rectangle, you have to over shoot the center by 4 feet each way to get the corners wet.- says it can do 3900 sq ft, but it doesn't work for me when doing over 1090 sq ft (30 ft by 35 ft). Your spreading the spray over to wide of an area and the edges and corners don't get nearly as much water as the center. I have 60 psi at my water outlet.- It does long rectangle areas very nicely compared to non-adjustable sprinkler heads of this sweeping type.- If the shape to water is square, then 2 ratcheting style sprinkler heads in opposite corners would probably work better. If you more of a rectangle, then this works better.The adjustments are a blessing and a curse since some adjustments impact others, so you have to fiddle with it. Here are some notes:- For medium and large areas, i would turn my hose on high and turn the pressure setting on the sprinkler also to high. I would then limit the forward and back sweep to keep it on the area and not over shoot. Once that is done i would spread the spray out to the edges of the area. I use this system because it limits the fan shape and make it more boxy and it maximizes volume of water being sprayed.- For smaller areas, turn your hose on high and turn down the water pressure at the sprinkler. Then slowly increasing it and altering the sweep until you get what you want. Then adjust side to side. Even doing this, the center area of the sweep will get more water.- If you have a rectangular area, it is hard to get the sweep and the get the corners without a lot of over spraying outside the area. Start with max pressure like i mention above because it usually means you can limit sweep.Hopefully, this helps.

thing to know make sure the holes of the sprinkler are facing the trampline it very hard to see and tell which side the holes are on. i wouldnt attach the sprinkler to the netting of the trampline it will be to heavy. i did ours to the poles at the top. also make sure you dont tighten the zip ties down cause water wont get though. water also doesnt really get to the end of the sprinkler on ours and i have tried to adjust it and make sure there were not kinks. all in all the kids are happy with it

It’s a plastic female hose attachment, and when you try to tighten it, you cannot create a good seal without the end popping off. Then if you do somehow make a seal, if you move the hose at all it loses the seal and spraying water out. I was really excited about this and wanted to love it.. as I’ve got low water pressure. (Lord knows how horrible this would be with normal water pressure!) I am incredibly tired of garbage quality products. It is so true as you get older that you’d rather spend more on something that will last. It is so frustrating because Amazon keeps pushing these garbage products.

It's pretty simple. Basically a plastic hose with holes where you hold it up with zip ties around the top of a trampoline netting. I was unimpressed as I felt I should have used an old hose and had a DIY project, but this review is based on the enjoyment of my kid and friends. They love it and can spend hours getting wet while jumping on the trampoline. I'm very happy since they have never complained and look forward to it.

The product works decently well, but you are going to have to set it up to waste water to get the correct coverage.The spray pattern is closer to an ellipsoid than a rectangle. This is mainly caused by the width adjustment. Since the sprayers are not flow correcting adjusting width by changing the angle from center causes the the corners to go shorter lateral distance. This leads to the end having a curved shape. So in order to correct for this you increase you lateral distance or total distance leading to over spray (in my case onto concrete driveway).I'd also suggest them adding a setup mode where it isn't engaged with the drive system. Put it roughly in the middle of the lawn and have it in setup mode and modify the 3 settings to get good coverage in the corners turn it to run mode and see it put out a nice spray pattern and do any fine tuning that may be needed.OverallIf you want this type of lawn irrigation go for it. I'd say it is best for long rectangular strips of lawn where a standard impact sprinkler would not work well (Say the strip of lawn between the neighbor's and your home). For say 25'x25' (~7.5Mx7.5M) square I'd just suggest 2 impact sprinklers set diagonally across from each other. I'd also suggest getting a cheap water hose valve to fine tune the impact sprinklers.

Excelente aspersor, cumple con lo que ofrece ( riego de lado a lado y frente-atras).

This thing is amazing! I can't speak to longevity, but even if it just lasts the season it is a good value. It takes our mediocre water pressure and makes a stream over 25' tall. Our last few sprinklers were lucky to get to 15'. The stream was so tall that I throttled the flow so it didn't alarm the neighbours. My only worry is the plastic construction, especially because the chance of my kids stepping on this is high. If I could get my hands on a version of this at a higher price point made from more industrial grade materials I would be all over it. For now, I'll give this sprinkler 5 stars since I am hopefully optimistic that it will last for many years to come.

Had my doubts about buying a plastic sprinkler VS metal.... Should have trusted my gut. Worked great for a year. Used it for the first time this season and it seems like there is a crack on the inside and the unit just hemorages water and has no pressure. Very disappointing to get only one year out of the purchase.... I'm glad I kept my old one.... It doesn't cover as much area, but now that the melnor only covers 10' that's no longer an issue. Avoid the melnor.... Buy something more solid.

Best sprinkler that I have owned - multiple settings to perfectly match the area watering.Initially thought that it under performed a bit, then realized there was another setting for volume (I had it at minimum).Well engineered piece of equipment!

It's doing its job so far I'm liking itEDIT JUNE 7 2020: it is still running great and best than pretty much everyone I found in the market (especially better than those sold at crappy tire. Aka Canadian tire