BEST BOUNCE HOUSE BRANDS FOR YOUR FAMILY

I get multiple questions about the best bounce house brands. No wonder it’s so popular. Most people would be thrilled to have a comprehensive list of bounce house brands anytime!

It’s also true that the bounce house market is exploding right now. Internet-only shops are now flourishing, with off-brand versions leaving you unsure. Amazon is currently bursting with off-brand models, which leaves you feeling perplexed.

Here is my overall list in order of reputation based on information available on the net. There are some obvious standouts and some average brands, and there are one or two to look at.

 

The majority of individuals do not purchase bounce houses regularly. Isn’t it true?

When you’re first starting, it might be challenging to evaluate the situation and determine which brands are worthwhile and which ones aren’t.

And it gets worse.

It’s challenging to discover the most excellent bounce house maker — you’ve probably never heard of half of them. It’s now simple to find a generic bounce house on Ali Express, customize it with a brand name, and sell it on Amazon.

If you have to convince yourself that purchasing one of the less expensive knock-offs is a good idea, it’s probably because you already know that it isn’t. Always trust your instincts, and read the most recent reviews.

There is some good news!

During my search for a bounce house on the internet, I realized that I could put that information to others. As a result of that decision, this website was created, particularly this guide.

I’ll give you an overview of the major brands, as well as which ones I believe are well worth your money and which you should avoid.

So Which Brand Really is Best?

This is a basic question, in my view. No one likes to be let down by a purchase. No one likes the feeling that it exploded when they opened the box. I can guarantee you that if you purchase a Blast Zone bounce house, you will never feel this experience sensation again.

You can feel the difference with a Blast Zone inflatable compared to any other brand because of its high-quality materials and commercial-grade construction.

 

Furthermore, they provide an ironclad two-year warranty on all of their residential versions that is unmatched in the industry.

These benefits come with a price tag, and most Blast Zone bounce houses will be more expensive than their competitors. However, in my opinion, you won’t regret spending the extra.

In actuality, the situation is precisely the opposite. If you pick a cheaper model from a different manufacturer, you’re almost sure to be disappointed at some point. Blast Zone is a fantastic toy that’s so popular among kids, and it’ll undoubtedly outlast their childhood and might even enable you to sell it for a decent amount after they’re done with it.

Are there any less expensive options?

In my opinion, Bounceland is the next step down. They do, after all, produce quite a good product. However, as a manufacturer, they fall far short of perfection.

Let me ask you this:

When was the last time you purchase a product only to have it fail shortly after the warranty expired?

For me, it happens with cars – almost without fail. Something always goes wrong soon after the three-year warranty on our family’s new vehicles has run out (or whenever it did at the time).

This can be a significant issue for Bounceland, which provides a poor 90-day warranty on the inflatable and one year on the blower.

Look, the likelihood of everything going well with your equipment is relatively high.

What if it doesn’t work? Isn’t it true that you’d want more than a 90-day safety net? I definitely would (and do)!

With this said, people often do not report catastrophic failures with Bounceland units. And as I mentioned, they are generally very well regarded in terms of their materials and build quality.

Are there good brands for little kids?

A bounce house may be a fun thing to consider purchasing if you want to keep your children entertained.

Let’s assume you have a two-year-old and a four-year-old driving you crazy.

Let’s say you need a bounce house for inside usage.

If that’s the case, you’re looking at a Little Tikes company.

They provide high-quality units for younger children, probably about 6 years old or younger. They’ll get rowdier in the units as they become older, and you’ll notice that they don’t last long after a bigger kid gets hold of one.

Bouncers and other inflatables are also small enough to set up indoors.

Unfortunately, like many of their competitors, they offer a 90-day guarantee on the inflatable and only a year on the blower.

I’m going to say something to you:

It won’t be the blower that goes out. You’re essentially looking at a 90-day warranty for the system.

My attitude toward the guarantee for this brand, in general, is kinder. As I mentioned for the Bounceland, there aren’t a ton of gruesome catastrophic failures reported with these units. They are also more fun to play with than their bigger counterparts. They’re also lighter and less likely to break.

This is a piece you can count on selling at a garage sale soon. It’ll go in your garage or attic before long, between the sturdy design and the fact that your kids will grow up quickly.

Other Brands to Avoid

There are a few more uncommon brands that I would recommend you avoid.

Unless you’re looking for a high-quality product from a company with no prior reputation, some of these individuals don’t even have contact information for assistance or troubleshooting.

I’d stay away from Cloud 9 and Island Hopper, but in general, if it’s not one of the three I’ve mentioned here, I wouldn’t go with it.

Remember, people. It’s simple to pass off a cheap Chinese device as legitimate. Don’t be fooled; you’ll thank me for not doing it for you.

Bonus Point: Consider Ordering on Amazon

You’ve undoubtedly read one of my previous articles and seen me suggest it before, but I can’t stop myself. It’s considerably simpler to get one of these babies sent straight to your home than it is to go out and get one. All you have to do now is going to the store. However, there won’t be a demo model on display, so there’s no sense in going to the shop. It’s not like a new shirt you can touch and feel and try on, so save yourself the trouble and purchase it online; get it delivered in a few days; set it up within 10 minutes, and spend a day with your kids being both entertained and grateful.

Wrapping Up

That concludes the list of top bounce house manufacturers. If you’d like more in-depth details on the bouncers these guys build, as well as information about their features and specifications, check out my bounce house buyer’s guide. Please do not hesitate to share this with your loved ones, and have a wonderful time bouncing.