Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course for Kids 50' Slackline Kit, Jungle Gym Monkey Bars Kit for Kids and Adults, Kids Outdoor Play Equipment, Warrior Training Equipment, Playground Set for Backyard

Kids have adored this product - super easy set up using wall anchors instead of trees. The only thing I found was one of the triangular carabiners bent under extreme pressure. To be fair, I was using it as one of the anchor points, so if just used for the hangings it's not an issue.

Our kids (10, 5, and 2) got this for Christmas and we had it set up in about 10 minutes. The webbing is good quality and it seems like it’s going to last a long time. You have to make sure the add-ons are where you want them before tightening the strap all the way. Once the line is tight you can’t adjust the distance between rings. The only downfall is that when the line is high enough for our 10 year old it’s too high for the 5 year old. And vice versa, if it’s low enough for the 5 year old it’s too low for the 10 year old. Thankfully it’s so easy to adjust we can move it up and down to accommodate both heights.

Got the slack line for my grandkids so they would have something active to do in the backyard. It was a hit. We had the items that came with the line and added a ladder and a webbing ladder. Good activity and we are able to store it away when they are not in town. Very compact storage

Quick and easy setup and easy to understand instructions. It's strong enough to hold me and im 6' 185lbs so should be fine for the kids. I just wish it came with more attachments. It included 13 buckles, but only 8 hanging attachments for them. I'd have paid a little more to get all the attachments in one go instead of having to make another order later for more pieces.

It is a great thing to have during the stay at home order at the time of COVID-19. The ninja line promotes healthy and active outdoor time for my boys. The rope ladder gets used the most and is the starting point for the obstacle course for my 9 year old. My 5 year old just swings on the rope

Built my niece a surprise American Ninja Warrior course in her back yard (it was actually a surprise for the whole family as I only received permission from my brother to "build something" in the back yard while they were on vacation, and didn't inform him as to what it would be.) Initially I attached it to an Oak tree about 30 feet away, but since my course design didn't have anything bracing the monkey bar part in the direction I was ratcheting, it started to pull it off the centered axis, so I took it down after a couple days and reattached it on the opposite side of the pegboard climb side. The triangular carabiners are Zinc plated to withstand the weather, the wood is treated to resist it as well, nothing is fading over a month of FL weather. Its also easy to swap out where each of the hand holds go to make it easier/more difficult. The ratchet mechanism is well built, is almost the same as the one I've used to haul trucks out of the mud.