Why it is on this shelf
Thirty-six inches is the middle of the range, past a child's size and short of unwieldy.
Thirty-six inches is the size most families end up keeping. It is big enough that a teenager cannot simply bowl over a nine-year-old, and small enough that one person can carry both shells deflated under one arm. Inflation time drops noticeably against the forty-eight inch pair, which is the quiet reason this one gets used on a Tuesday evening rather than only on holidays. Red and blue arrive together so teams sort themselves out without an argument.






