- 21 Count Accessory Pack
- Drain Plug for Easy Clean-Up
- Recommended Ages: 18 months+
Step2 Rushing Rapids Water Table
$45.57
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| Weight | 15 lbs |
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Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Step2 Rushing Rapids Water Table
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M. Frost –
The water table comes with many accessories. The ball launcher provides great fun. The floating balls and plastic animals provide amusement. However, the reservoir at the top does not hold enough water for any sustained activity. The unit goes together easily is sturdy and the kids do enjoy playing.
K. Ali –
The water table has a lot of activities that kids love playing. It kept our grandkids busy for hours! The only improvement I would like to see is to either make it higher off the ground or have adjustable height. It is currently great for our 11 month old and 2 year old grandkids but definitely low for our 5 year old grandson.
A. Fields –
This toy is really great! Kids love it, easy to put together and easy to clean. Only issue I’ve had is that the towers do not lock tightly into place, so if your little ones pull on it, it’ll pop right out. Easy to put back, but just a bit of a nuisance. Maybe it’s a safety feature to keep it from falling on a kid, who knows? Overall, definitely worth buying to give your kids a fun activity to do on hot days
I. Evans –
My daughter snagged the Step2 water table In my club last month and I got was kicking myself for not… Show Full Review This action will open a modal dialog.
S. Mckay –
Easy to assemble. Kids love it!
K. Powers –
Sturdy table and lots of accessories! The accessories (balls, fish/turtles) are super light and blow away though, so don’t leave out overnight
S. Nolan –
I returned the round table version that I purchased online, and bought the oval, more expensive one sold in our local stores. Our 1 year old grand daughter could hold onto the edge of the table and play in the water, while her older sister and brother (age 6) enjoyed the other features and accessories. The reason for the 4 instead of 5 star rating was that assembly required more effort and time than anticipated as a number of screws had to be manually screwed into the plastic, and there were no holes in the plastic, so some strength was required. I partially used a battery-powered drill with a Phillips bit, which helped a lot. The upside is that the table seems very solid in its assembled form.