Hyponix Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course for Kids up to 880 Lbs - 2 x 60 ft - W/Bottom line & 13 Obstacles | Weatherproof | Easily Setup on Trees or Posts | Ninja Course for Kids Outside | Monkey Line

Excellent items and good seller.

Fairly easy to install. My kids (5&6) are loving it. can't account for its sturdiness yet since we've only had it a few days but it seems to be well made.

Compared to other similar products on here, this had the highest weight rating. When the item arrived, the box indicated a lower weight rating, I reached out to the seller and they assured me that the listed rating was accurate and that it was old packaging. Setup was easy, the upper line is very strong and durable, good quality ratchet (NOTE: make sure you have placed all the ropes/swings/rings before you put any tension on it or they become impossible to move). The lower slackline is just a cheap ratchet, one of the teeth broke off while I was tightening it, luckily you only need that line until your child is big enough to use it without, but it would be nice if it was as good of quality as the upper one.

Great fun for my grandkids .

What is there to say about the Hyponix Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course other than it has been nothing short of spectacular. I could echo that comments that it is versatile and engaging, easy to set up and take down, and my kids have not stayed off of it since they received them on Christmas. Again, a missed opportunity I coulda, woulda, shoulda of won Christmas with these, but, again, Santa is the one who delivered it. This one bites a bit more, however, because I also get to watch all the neighborhood kids come over and play on it too. Santa is so great, isn't he.This Gorilla line promotes physical play and outdoor activity and fills my kid's imagination as they swing, climb, and balance their ways through constructive playtime.The Hyponix Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course earns a commendable 4.7 stars out of 5 for their ease of set up and their ability to transform a couple trees into a play area that rivals the park. Gone are the days begging for more screen time, and it is awesome to have a toy that the kids enjoy playing with that promotes physical development, fun challenges, and a sense of accomplishment for my kids. You can guess why I gave it a slight markdown, can't ya? Santa also brought this this year... Good thing my kids didn't see the Amazon Prime driver drop it off, or else they would be singing him their praises.