Playing with water starts with the AquaFlow

As soon as it gets warm outside, the garden naturally becomes the favourite play spot of the day. A bit of shade, bare feet in the grass and water to play with: children often do not need much more. Still, not every water game keeps them excited for long. A bucket is fun for a little while, but a water track invites children to keep playing. That is exactly where the AquaFlow begins. 
With the EXIT AquaFlow you do not just get water fun, but a play moment that keeps changing. Water is pumped up, flows through the basins, stops at a sluice and then carries on again. Along the way, children decide for themselves what they want to do. Sail a little boat, see which route is fastest or keep the water flowing together.

 

Discover the AquaFlow water track

 

A wooden water track children naturally head towards

A water track needs no explanation and is quickly ready for play. Children see water, a pump and moving parts, and get started straight away. That makes the AquaFlow ideal for spontaneous play moments. As a parent, you do not need to set up a whole game first. The track itself invites children to try out ideas. 

 

 

Not one game, but something different every time 

That may be the biggest benefit of having a water track in the garden: the play is not fixed. One day, it is all about speed. Which boat reaches the bottom first? The next day, children may be busy scooping, pumping or building a dam. 

This variety keeps the AquaFlow interesting. There is always something happening and children can influence the play themselves. They work the pump, hold the water back at the sluice, then let it flow through in one go. That way, the water track becomes a different game every time. 

 

Which AquaFlow suits your garden?

Not every garden is the same. That is why it is helpful that you can choose what best suits your space. 

The EXIT AquaFlow water track 200 is compact and fits in almost any garden. With a length of 1.40 metres, this model is easy to oversee, yet versatile. You get a hand pump, a sluice and a tap. Ideal if you want to create a play spot without taking up too much space. 

The EXIT AquaFlow water track 400 is larger and offers more possibilities. With a length of 2.20 metres and two tracks, each with its own sluice, there is room for several children to play at the same time, and they can even race each other. That makes this model suitable for families where playing together is at the centre. 

 

Great for children, practical for parents 

With water toys, it is not only about how much fun they are, but also how easy they are to use. The AquaFlow 200 and 400 are both easy to store after the outdoor play season: the water basins nest inside each other. Handy if you want to use the garden differently in autumn and winter. 

Both AquaFlow water tracks also come with a filter system that catches leaves and larger dirt. This helps keep the water cleaner during play. The water is collected at the bottom and pumped back up, so topping up is needed less often. 

 

Made for outdoor play 

A water track stands outside, so it needs to be able to take a few knocks. The AquaFlow water tracks are made from FSC®-certified cypress wood. Cypress wood is known for coping well with changing weather and not splintering. 

The water basins have a plastic interior that is easy to clean. It is also useful that parts are available separately, so you can keep using the water track. 

 

Why playing with water starts with AquaFlow 

Water naturally draws children outside. But only when there is really something to discover does the play stay fun. With AquaFlow you create a play spot that children go to independently and where they keep playing together. Both models are suitable for children aged 3 to 8. 

Buy a water track? Whether you choose the compact EXIT AquaFlow water track 200 or the more extensive EXIT AquaFlow water track 400, you create a place in the garden where something new happens every day.

 

View the EXIT AquaFlow water track 200 and 400 here and choose what suits your garden