can this be used on a boat dock that is a couple feet above the lake?
385849
This slide popped pretty quickly, but we are rough on them. As for use on a dock, it could work..you might land partially on the small, inflated deck, but you land on it anyway. Filling the side panels will keep it stationery. Hope that helps....for the costs, sounds like a fun idea!
385850
Hi Hillary, I don't see why not. I just asked my husband and he seemed to think it would work just fine. We actually just pulled ours out again and the kids have been using it everyday. Ours sits on the side of our pool and we have jagged edged stone and this slide has held up extremely well. This will be our second summer using it (and it does get used a lot) and it is still very durable. Hope this helps!
385851
I would think the slide would be ok but you would not be able to slide down unless you attach the hose, with running water. You can not slide down on it dry. So if you have the ability to run a garden hose from the dock it should be fine. The slide just sits on our wood deck with no tie downs. Just make sure to deflate slightly and take in on windy days. The flap on the bottom does not have to be inflated, just fold it under and it might work better for your purpose.
385852
I would advise not to. The gap between the boat dock and the water will make the slide tear.
636131
Possible, but probably be a too steep. I have it on 4.5ft. it's great. highly recommended.
884616
I'm not certain it would fit your application. I really love the product, but my boat has a 1" rail for it to attach onto. The item clamps on then you need to put a bolt through it on the bottom side. I'm not certain this would be what you want to do or not. Hopefully this helps a little.
2114799
Yes it can,I use it for my skiff for duck huntting. I just put a sheet of plywood on the deck bolted it down.Merv
333712
Sure you can pull it with any type water craft, but why? Maybe just to relocate it and then anchor it. The intent of this vessel is a "PARTY ISLAND" not for "WHITE WATER RAFTING". My friends drift on the lake, wherever the wind and waves take them, then get in the water and swim/push it home when they've had enough sun. "CAUTION" a sea anchor/drogue on a short tether is a must, you definitely don't want the "ISLAND" moving faster than you can swim. Don't forget your PFDs.
409599
In my opinion, yes. I have one on my 23 ft ProKat Center Console Cuddy. It is very adequate for my boat
79082
I have not used in a boat, but I would assume it would work great as long as the antennae has a clear view of the sky
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
762549
It would be stable enough, the only issue is water coming over the bow if it's rough. The boat doesn't have a drain plug in the floor.
2019821
I use mine on a closed water system on a boat. I think it should work for you also.
1243699
Yes. But I would look at docks other than this one. I ordered two, and both are fragile messes.
1611993
Don't see why not. It is very thin and I applied it to my boat top with a garden sprayer. Works well.
566405
Probably. This boat is very small - 8 ft. You probably need a much longer boat 13 ft +
1787972
Not really. You have to line it up exactly right and press it down to get it in securely. And its the secured too well to just lift right off. I guess if you used double sided tape and stuck the dock to the surface maybe.
1738341
Not sure JH, I haven't tried that yet. I suppose if the water is still enough, not rough waves, that it would work just fine.
321866
This paint is not for below the waterline use. It's a tough paint though and if your boat is trailered and not kept in the water for extended periods it might do okay. I'd contact the manufacturer.
2119992
Yes you can as long as it is not lift (Distance straight up). I have a 75 foot hose on mine currently but only going up 2 feet.