I want to use this for oil wrestling. Do the sides of the pool support themselves if it's not full of water?
154953
No. The top inflatable ring rises as the water level rises. With no water, the sides of the pool will fall.
154954
Unfortunately this is not the area for you. The sides lift as the level of water rises. They will not support themselves.
105117
Yes. I use mine for a splash. This could use one more adjustment nut to control tilt though.
806764
Yes. That's the same set up we have. But the top ring of our pool/pit doesn't hold air. And the bottom has zero padding so you'll want to put it on a rug or carpeting.
198506
No, it does not. Only the sides are filled with air. The kids LOVED this pool...so did the parents.
68234
A flat yard is helpful, although ours slopes a bit. A slight slope is actually kind of helpful, as you can direct the water out of the pool in the direction of the slope when it's time to put the pool away. As for it impacting the enjoyment of the pool, it doesn't, as you simply have a slightly fuller side than the other. We've now had two months with our pool and have used it 10 times or so, and it's durable and fabulous. We're very happy with our purchase.
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I have only used oil, but I would think if you held it perpendicular, you should be able to get one drop fine control of something as thin as water. I doubt you be able to if you just held it vertically up and down.
973657
We use it wet or dry. The water in the pool doesn't fill high enough to really cushion the landing on the slide, so it's pretty hard either way. The plastic gets hot in the sun so check it often when using dry. The kids love it either way. Well worth the price.
229163
From the side of the pool, the headphones might hold up, but not for long. I've lost them during hard push-offs for workouts. From a board... don't bother trying.
1908189
It can, but if it is too small for the area it will blow around. We anchor it down with something heavy and it works well, helps keep things out of the pool
1847989
Splash pool is not cushioned or inflated. With or without water I have not encountered any problems
1464120
We have this pool for several years now and it has been very safe. The legs don't really move. Maybe shift VERY slightly every now and then, but they are not going anywhere. If you have very soft ground under your pool, like we did, you can do like us; We put wide boards under the legs to keep them from working their way into the ground (i.e. sinking.)
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It's airtight so I'd assume no water would get in. But I'd also assume the bumpy side would make it uncomfortable to hold onto in the water. It's too small to support any weight in the water, so I don't see how it would serve as a good pool toy.
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you need the water. Otherwise you just roll down. Also, the bottom of the pool in not padded at all so you want the water in there to soften the landing!
930182
Yes, u can put the weights on the sides of the pool and it will stay in place. Our pool is 10x48 and that is what we do.
1187404
One side is for water and the other is for sand. Only one side has a drain plug. My son likes to scoop the water to the other side and likewise the sand. So, yes you can do water on both sides, it won't leak out. Some say it leaks thru the holes for the legs, but that's not the case for ours. Hope this helps!
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I can sit in mine and put my back against the side lean my head back and drape arms over the top rim wich is filled with air. However it is very easy for a young child to lean on and pour out the water. if my dog puts her paws up on the edge and it will give way...That said I love the pool and purchased the filter motor also, best 40 bucks spent EVER.
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yes; as long as you have padding you should be fine. This pool doesn't move after the water is in it. Having a concrete base will help a lot on set up we love this.pool.