HOMEPRO Tiger Belly Bouncer® Combo

Until now, there have only been two choices of inlfatables on the market: lightweight consumer inflatables that you buy from the big box stores, or the heavy-duty commercial-grade inflatables available direct from manufacturers. Consumer inflatables are lightweight and easy to use, but the cheap materials only last about one season. You can't repair them and they have no resale value. Commerical-grade inflatables are durable and designed to last for years, but they are heavy and expensive.

HomePRO™ is a new category of inflatables that gives you the best of both worlds. It has the lightweight advantages of consumer inflatables combined with the premium materials, features, and durability of commercial-grade inflatables - all in an easy-to-use and afoordable package. 

So which is it? A consumer inflatable? A commercial inflatable? It's both! HomePro™ is perfect for pickup rentals and we offer direct sale opportunities so you can sell to your customers. 

This unit comes with a blower, bottom tie-down tether straps, anchors, a heavy duty bag, and repair kit. 

• Commercial-grade quality
• 13oz anti-tear vinyl with anti-microbial formulation
• Double-stitched reinforced seams
• Six rows of stitching on mattress seams
• Ultra heavy-duty baffles (1500x1500 denier)
• Lead-safe vinyls and flame-retardant materials*
• 720dpi digitally printed artwork with scratch-resistant laminate
• FingerSafe™ mesh netting
• Heavy-duty deflation zippers with velcro straps
• USA-built replaceable climb and slide covers
• Protective sun shade
• Heavy-duty climbing grips
• Non-wax slippery slide surface
• Inflation tube backflow flap and secondary inflation tube

* All of our inflatables are constructed from materials that are lead-safe, meaning levels below 90ppm. This is well below even the strict CPSIA and California Proposition #65 compliance limits of 300ppm, meaning our inflatables are safe for children. We also use vinyl materials that are flame-retardant and meet the new California NFPA 701, large and small-scale tests