Double Ninja Slackline Obstacle Course for Kids (Patented Design)| 80 Ft Line Deluxe| Ninja Line with Monkey Bars & More | Outdoor Play Equipment | Ninja Kids Obstacle Course Slackline | Ninja Course

This thing takes a little patience to get set up, but it's totally worth the effort. Be sure to read and understand the directions before you attempt to get started. For example, make sure you get all the buckles lined up pretty close before you start tightening the main line. These things do NOT move once they get pressure on them. Take your time. All parts seem like good quality, it was easy to set up, and the kids have a blast on every part of it. Also, it holds up to 250 pounds, so even Mom and Dad can use it!

We bought this last Christmas for our children and they played on it spring to fall- we just took it down for the winter to keep it nicer and will put it back up next spring. It has been a big hit with all our kids, ages 1-13.We bought it because our oldest kids no longer fit the small playset we own and we didn't have the time or money to build something that our teenager could actually find fun and challenging. This was the perfect fit for our new. We installed it in our forest between two trees with an incline so one side was reachable by small children and the other side was tall enough to challenge the teenagers. We regularly had 5-6 kids playing on it at once. The heaviest to use it were the adults (200lbs) and the teens (150lbs). The obstacles and slack line are strong enough to hold the weight.Things to note:*The obstacles bounce on the slack line if larger children play on it. This means that over time, the line can start to slide down and some of the carabineers opened up. One ended up bending. We replaced a couple with stronger climbing carabineers. The obstacles used by smaller children didn't have this issue. We ended up tightening the line once every 1-2 months.*The plastic swing is very fun but very slippery. I am planning on adding some textured tape (like for stair treads) to it for next year. Kids were constantly sliding off backwards onto their bottoms.*It was easy to add more obstacles and things if you plan ahead. Get extra clips and put them on the line before you hang it. It will make life so much easier so you don't have to take the whole thing down to thread more onto the line. We added an additional disc swing and a baby swing.*The included obstacles only take up about 10' of the line if you put them close enough for smaller kids. If you plan to spread across a large area, you might want to buy more obstacles. A good estimate is one obstacle per 12".We completely recommend this product. My husband even wants to buy a second one to put in a different area of the forest.

Kids love the double ninja line. Allowing monkey bars to hang how they should! Been using for over a month with daily usage of multiple kids and no issues.Only difficulty is installation. Ideally need 2 people although I did manage to do myself. The hard part is getting all the metal hangers aligned since as you ratchet the line tight they move so you have to start from an offset to each other to end up in the correct aligned final position.Finally, the carabiners hold up well and make switching obstacle positions around very easy. Keeps kids happy changing up the configuration.

This seems to be a nice ninja course. It was tricky to put up the first time. It’s difficult to slide the “hooks” along the slack line when it’s loose and impossible to slide them when it’s tight. It’s hard to get them at the right intervals especially after it is all tightened up. I’m assuming after the first set up it would be easy to put up and down. We had intended to bring it back and forth between our house and grammas house, but it will be a chore to move the hooks around every time. Maybe we will mark the spots for each hook using a different color for each house.We set it up for the first time and my oldest son (a size medium adult) tested it out by hanging on the various items and a clip immediately broke. (See picture) I plan to contact the company. I’m guessing we will need to buy 17 better quality clips.

This is an awesome course but the climbing rope is a joke. The things for the feet need to be bigger or you need baby feet to use it.The set up takes two people and as long as you follow the instructions it is easy to put up. I have mine lower to the ground because I purchased it for my 3 1/2 year old grandson and he has a blast on it.It is well made and so far the Florida heat and rain hasn't affected it.

Kids love it... ages 9& 10. Think we need a saw horse on the ground in between the hardest parts. Fairly hard to assemble... but guess it has to be in order to make it sturdy... Definitely ask your strong husband for help!!! Probably need a ladder to assemble. Still somehow ended up with a twist at the end of one side after trying to put it up like 10 times... had to keep moving the bars and obstacles bc they werent even. Very difficult to get perfect. But worth the effort. Just have loads of patience and some free time!!

Kids will love this it seams to be very strong and sturdy and creates learning skills for the kids

When my 5 year old opened it on his birthday he got very excited and said "You got me a park!", which is a pretty good description, especially during a year where playgrounds have been closed for months. He loves it. His brother is 9" shorter so it's hard for them both to use all of it but he's 2.5 and happy to swing all day anyway.I chose this one specifically for the monkey bars that faced the normal way vs most sets having them oddly parallel and it did not disappoint. I think this will get more use as they get older and stronger but it's still used nearly every day since we bought it 2 months ago.I appreciated detailed instructions and the really easy setup. A second set of hands is really useful for the actual hanging from the trees part but the rest is easy enough for one person.