KeepFuns Rainbow inflatable obstacle course Children's outdoor climbing slide amusement facilities Parent-child interactive large inflatable toy

Rainbow inflatable obstacle course Children's outdoor climbing slide amusement facilities Parent-child interactive large inflatable toy

Product Parameters

1. Color and scene adaptation
With purple, blue, yellow, orange, and green high-saturation rainbow contrast as the main tone, multi-dimensional obstacle areas such as climbing slopes, drilling holes, arch frame scenery, and buffer trampolines are constructed to adapt to scenes such as family courtyards, outdoor lawns, children's playgrounds, community parent-child activities, and kindergarten physical education classes. The color is like a "mobile rainbow bridge", which instantly catches the eyes of children aged 3-12, turning ordinary venues into "childlike adventure venues". Whether it is a weekend family challenge or a group activity competition, it can become the focus and ignite children's desire to explore.

2. Core performance and design highlights
Multi-dimensional obstacle integration: integration of climbing steep slopes (orange and green splicing), elastic drilling holes (yellow and blue arches), buffer trampolines (purple and blue base), and tunnel shuttles (red and orange channels). Climbing the slope exercises arm strength and balance, drilling holes tests body coordination, the elasticity of the trampoline area has been tested by the "child safety test" and does not collapse, the tunnel area simulates "cave exploration", and multiple levels are connected in series to form a "rainbow adventure chain", allowing children to release their energy in "climbing sprint - drilling holes - trampoline charging - tunnel breakout". They can play for 1 hour without repetition and easily consume "excess energy".
Safety and stability double guarantee: using EU certified environmentally friendly PVC material, thickened tear-resistant fabric, non-slip surface (climbing slope, trampoline area), rounded edges (no sharp corners), passed the "children's toy safety certification", and play close to the skin without stimulation. The bottom is equipped with a "quadruple fixing system" (water-filled weight bag + windproof pull rope + ground nails + side reinforcement belt). When multiple children compete, the track is as stable as a "rainbow fortress", and parents/teachers do not need to keep a close eye on it, realizing "let go challenge", safety and fun are both online (suitable for kindergarten/community multi-person use, wear-resistant and durable).
Convenient inflation and storage: Equipped with a "high-power silent air pump", it takes 20-25 minutes to inflate (the entire obstacle area is formed simultaneously); it comes with a "custom storage bag", which can be folded and compressed after deflation, and can be transported by car. The "mobile track" can be built at any time in the courtyard, playground, and suburbs, which is truly "play whenever you want, and storage does not take up space" (the air pump has overheating protection, and it is not easy to malfunction after long-term outdoor use).

3. Scene application
Covering family parent-child (weekend physical challenge), kindergarten physical class (interesting teaching aids), community activities (competitive engine), children's party (game) scenes. In the family, it is a "power purifier + parent-child interactive bond", where parents accompany their children to pass the level and teach "persistence and skills" while playing; in the kindergarten, it is a "fun physical teaching aid", and the teacher designs an obstacle race to improve children's coordination and teamwork; in community activities, it is a "competitive focus", where multiple families form teams to challenge and break the sense of strangeness; at the children's party, it is a "game", where you can win small prizes by completing the track, turning the party from "eating and playing" to a "growth challenge". With the features of "multiple levels + safe and stable + easy to store", one set of facilities can achieve "physical exercise + parent-child social interaction + activity value-added", leaving children with the memory of "Rainbow Adventure" and allowing play to have "growth attributes" (small stickers/medals can be exchanged for successful levels to enhance the sense of accomplishment).