The Log attachment only works on Aquaglide Supertramp or Rebound. Aquaglide uses a technology called Interloc and requires the specific D-Rings found only on these models. You are going to have the same issue with the Gator 13 also as it has no outside areas to attach any accessories. Unfortunately the trampolines you have selected are not going to welcome attachments but there are several models that will. A recommendation would be to take a look at the Aquaglide Supertramp or Rebound as they offer the Interloc system giving you the freedom to attach a slide, log or whatever accessories you choose.

The material used in water trampolines are very durable and difficult to puncture, not impossible, but difficult. Steps can be taken to lower the chance of your trampoline getting punctured; ensure you set up in an environment free of branches, rocks and any other debris. Water trampolines are very resilient but if you do get a hole or leak it’s very easy to fix, most trampolines come with a patch kit and if not the kits are very easy to find at any hardware store. As for warranties, on the Island Hopper you get one year and the Aquaglide you get 3 years, both are great products although Aquaglide is a bit more reputable brand with more products.

Thanks,

Chris Gorski