You know, most of the playgrounds have signs, that they are only for kids up to 12 years. Could it be you are older? And your center of mass higher than with your kids? In that case you might fly out of the slide. Oh, you did? Seems like physics still work on German playgrounds (•‿•)
Your feedback isn't very kind? Why is that? I didn't say it was a bad playground...I went down the slide again. I only titled it as "dangerously fun." Why are so critical? To further reply to your judgemental feedback: This was not a whole playground, no signs, esp, not one stating only for kids up to 12 yrs. It was just a dangerously fun slide beside the wall of a castle. FYI, I weighted 55kg at that time which some 12 yrs olds could weigh. My 9 yr old, who also flew off the slide, weighed 43kg at the time. My kids, ages 9 yrs and 7 yrs all flew off the slide as I did...which you can see somewhat in the video from the one I happened to be videoing at the time. The only difference is that they were all shocked, scared, then laughing and sometimes still landed on their feet vs me falling on my rear. The only 7 yr old that didn't fly off is the one who got on the slide halfway and put his feet against the sides the whole way down.
@@wisemommies7659 Sorry, I was joking, not trying to "attack" you. Actually it is not a matter of weight but how you use the slide. Although in this case there seems to be an error in the construction of the slide. If so many people have troubles the slide is faulty - even if there would have been a sign.
@@wora1111 Thank you for the gentle and kind followup. The fact that one of my kids and myself became airborne does put the slide's safety in question. On the other hand, maybe some Americans just don't know how to handle German slides. Have you heard of the well-known waterpark Schlitterbahn? It's found in several states throughout the US. It's known for trying to create the most Verrückt water slide because Americans overall think that the playgrounds and slides in Germany are old-school dangerously fun. Playgrounds in America are way too safe and unchallenging these days! My boys and I had the best time discovering and experiencing the different playgrounds throughout Germany for the few months that we wandered. And out of hundreds of dangerously fun playgrounds, this was the only slide that surprised us!
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I hope you didnt get injured.
You know, most of the playgrounds have signs, that they are only for kids up to 12 years. Could it be you are older? And your center of mass higher than with your kids? In that case you might fly out of the slide. Oh, you did? Seems like physics still work on German playgrounds (•‿•)
Your feedback isn't very kind? Why is that? I didn't say it was a bad playground...I went down the slide again. I only titled it as "dangerously fun." Why are so critical? To further reply to your judgemental feedback: This was not a whole playground, no signs, esp, not one stating only for kids up to 12 yrs. It was just a dangerously fun slide beside the wall of a castle. FYI, I weighted 55kg at that time which some 12 yrs olds could weigh.
My 9 yr old, who also flew off the slide, weighed 43kg at the time. My kids, ages 9 yrs and 7 yrs all flew off the slide as I did...which you can see somewhat in the video from the one I happened to be videoing at the time. The only difference is that they were all shocked, scared, then laughing and sometimes still landed on their feet vs me falling on my rear.
The only 7 yr old that didn't fly off is the one who got on the slide halfway and put his feet against the sides the whole way down.
@@wisemommies7659 Sorry, I was joking, not trying to "attack" you. Actually it is not a matter of weight but how you use the slide. Although in this case there seems to be an error in the construction of the slide. If so many people have troubles the slide is faulty - even if there would have been a sign.
@@wora1111 Thank you for the gentle and kind followup. The fact that one of my kids and myself became airborne does put the slide's safety in question. On the other hand, maybe some Americans just don't know how to handle German slides. Have you heard of the well-known waterpark Schlitterbahn? It's found in several states throughout the US. It's known for trying to create the most Verrückt water slide because Americans overall think that the playgrounds and slides in Germany are old-school dangerously fun. Playgrounds in America are way too safe and unchallenging these days! My boys and I had the best time discovering and experiencing the different playgrounds throughout Germany for the few months that we wandered. And out of hundreds of dangerously fun playgrounds, this was the only slide that surprised us!