ERONE Fort Building Kit for Kids,158pcs Forts Construction Builder Gift Toys for Boys and Girls Fort Building Set Play Tent Rocket Castle Indoor Outdoor

My kids love to build forts and I finally had enough of them bringing all of the chairs from my kitchen into the living room. It came with a lot of pieces, some ideas to build, and I feel like it is good quality for what I paid for it. I wish it were a little stronger but it is able to hold a light blanket or sheet up.

This fort builder kit has been a huge hit with my kids! They love building their own castles, tunnels, and hideouts, and I love that it keeps them entertained and off screens. The pieces are lightweight but sturdy, and easy enough for kids to connect and take apart on their own.It’s a great way to encourage creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork. We throw a few blankets over the top, and it becomes the perfect reading nook or pretend play zone. I also appreciate that it packs away neatly when not in use.Perfect for rainy days, playdates, or just some good old-fashioned imaginative play.

Very cool fort for kids but a little hard to put together at times. You have to use a little elbow grease to make the sticks go into the balls. The instructions are not clear it doesn’t tell you that the balls have top and bottom holes and if you do not put them in correctly the fort will end up lopsided. It’s very flimsy, you can only use a very thin sheet or blanket to cover it or else it will fall. Kids like my active 3 year old will make it come apart or fall very easily. If you build it not so high up in the air it will be more sturdy. I purchased a galaxy light that makes it extra cool. My kids love it. We even had a sleepover inside and it stayed up the entire night.

Really cool idea, just hard to put together. The poles won’t go in the holes of the balls really well

This was a great choice for the kids. They can. Built many different shapes and sizes. They like to build different structures and then place a blanket over it for a fort. The first time using them, they needed help securing the sticks to the balls. They were a bit tight. When set up, they are flimsy, and will sway, so be sure and use caution. This set was great because it offered many more building items compared to the others available. Definitely recommend to parents.

If you’re looking for a way to spark your child’s creativity and keep them entertained for hours, the Fort Building Kit is an absolute game-changer! This kit has quickly become one of my kids’ favorite toys, turning every room in the house into their personal fortress of imagination.What I love most about this kit is how easy it is to set up. The sturdy, lightweight rods and connectors come together quickly to create a solid structure, while the included fabric sheets allow for endless fort-building possibilities. My kids have built everything from simple tents to elaborate castles, and every creation feels like a new adventure.Not only is it incredibly fun, but it’s also a great way for them to work together, build problem-solving skills, and unleash their imaginations. Whether they’re pretending to be knights or explorers, this fort kit has provided hours of indoor entertainment. If you want to give your kids the gift of creativity, this Fort Building Kit is a must-have!

We've had this set for a couple years, and while my kids have built some fun forts, we just had our final injury that is making us toss these.To be fair, the injuries always happened when my kids weren't "playing right" with them (building a fort). However, I would argue a kids toy should be safe regardless.The first injury happened on day one. My oldest built a giant spike ball, his brother immediately tripped and one of those spikes caught him about 2 cm from his eye. He still has a scar.The second injury was our TV- one of the joining balls was flung into the TV and broke the screen.The third was my daughter poked the side of her mouth while holding one of the sticks. She has a big bruise and it bled a lot.2 of these could have been avoided if the sticks were just rounded on the ends. It wouldn't affect the assembly of forts, and would make it infinitely safer for kids.After a couple years and many forts, we are tossing these to go back to blankets and couch forts.

This is an awesome thing for kids to do.