Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Kit for Kids - 2 X 52' Slackline Zipline 37 PCS Hanging Monkey Bars Fists Gym Rings Swing Rope Ladder Portable Outdoor Toys Training Equipment Set for Backyard

So I had more pictures and then realized my niece and/or nephew were in them ... Soooo were going with just the one. Hah. That doesn't diminish my opinion of this set; which is that it's awesome. My daughter is too little still... But I have a 10yo niece and 12yo nephew who think I'm the coolest guy they know right now because they have this to play on when it gets warmer again here in New England. It goes up super easy; comes with tree guards, and quick tension straps. The obstacles attach without tools. I'm a little jealous they can use it, and my wife... I am a bit over the weight limit haha but I'm a bit old for it anyway. It's a blast. The attachments to it are very durable feeling, and have good grip to them. The straps and rope are nylon which means they're gonna hold up better in the elements outside than natural fibers. It all comes apart in minutes and can be packed into the big bag it comes with, and stored in a car trunk or closet. If you've got 2 trees that are ~20ft apart, and busy active kids in your life... This is a win.

This is AWESOME! My husband picked this out for our 8 year old as a birthday gift. I was not happy at first. He’s not the most active kid, and prefers his screen time over playing outside a lot of the time. I thought this would be a waste of money.Boy was I wrong!! He LOVES it! It’s challenging for him, but he is so proud of how much better he gets every time he tries again. We could barely get him to come inside for weeks! He still loves it two months later, and his 5 year old brother is fighting to use it, too! He is building incredible core strength and his balance is getting better and better, too. I can’t say enough about this.So much fun! Would be a great gift for any kids who think Ninjas are cool or who like to be challenged.

It took two of us about 3 hours to install. We used two big trees, about 35' apart. The first tree is about 24" circumference and the second, bigger tree is about 48" circumference. You'll probably need a ladder!Measure carefully whomever will be using the line, i.e. how far their reach is and how tall they are, so you can gauge how far apart to put the lines AND the obstacles. We ended up placing the rings for the obstacles about 20" apart for larger kids. Have the kids practice their reaches if you can before putting it up, because once the belt is tightened down, it can be hard to loosen from the rings to move the obstacles.We put the bottom line pretty close to the ground - if an adult is on it, it's only about 10" from the ground, but for kids it remains about 20" off the ground - it did stretch a bit when the adults got on! How tight you can really make it probably depends on how far apart the trees are. It took us a while to get things spread out in a comfortable way, but we all had a few runs and have enjoyed our first day with it. I hope it lasts!Note: The two blue tree-protecting pads that were included were used only on one tree, the thinner one. They didn't fit around the second, bigger tree.

Once it is set up, the kids can play on the slack line independently. They love the challenge and different attachments.The first time you open the kit, it will take about 30min to get everything in place. Once you set up the metal attachment pieces, the whole setup takes about ten min— less if you have trees further apart.Once you get the metal attachment holders in place, you never have to touch them. It’s set each time you put it up.The kids love it. Adults have tried the slack line & have fun, too.Con. There is a little fraying—however that was my error. I was releasing the slack line too quickly when taking down the equipment. Now I go slower and make sure it feeds in/out properly.

The media could not be loaded. I am writing this review based on my 7 and 10 year olds opinion. They say it’s very fun. It’s very sturdy. These two are very crazy. Jumping up and down like its a trampoline. It includes enough obstacles to keep them busy plus it’s long enough that you could add more if you wanted to. If you have never set up a slack line before it might take a couple minutes to understand that this is not supposed to get as tight as a tight rope. The line should have some give to it. I’ll probably be watching this company for more cool stuff. Hoping they make a cargo net that would attach to this next.

My kids are OBSESSED with this. It is awesome!Set up took two of us about an hour. Mostly, that time was spent putting on the metal brackets which attach to the carabiners. But it comes with everything you will need to create this back yard ropes course. It even included tree protectors! Awesome! The bottom slackline is 2 inches, which is perfect for feet to balance on. We put our line about two feet off the ground, which is the perfect height for our kids to jump from (awesome for bone density!). I thought some of the attachments would be too difficult for little hands. Turns out, they're just right. Our kids love this!

Very sturdy straps. One ratchet is really strong, the smaller one is ok... not sure how long it will last. The elements are just fine made some adjustments to fit our gkids reach. If you're OCD, you'll want to measure everything you can think of to measure... but we just put it up, leveled it and the adjusted the hooks like 3 times... but it took two of us about 2 hours and it turned out great. Our sweet chubby bunny had a ball and his balance has improved already.... (Nintentonitis.... that grouchy attitude thing kids get when they play "nintendo" (video games) toooo long)

Awesome fun for the kids yet strong enough for adults. So many fun interchangeable pieces. When they master one coarse, we change it up. We even hang our equipment from the swing set on it. Right now, we hung it low without the slack line so the kids get used to it. In time we will raise it and add the slack line. It was easy to put up and very easy to change the pieces around. Kids are on it almost every day.