Review on Weatherproof Slackline Obstacles Accessories Wheel Fun by Draek Villareal

This set offers so much flexibility and variety that children (and adults who act like children) will not get bored using the same setup. as we recently moved to another house and left our wooden jungle swing in the previous house. After moving into our new house with so many trees, we first bought a cable car with cart and then bought a swing to attach to the cart. Then, a few weeks later, Amazon's choice placed an offer at the top of our shopping page based on our previous purchases. What led us to this list kit were the "ours" and "others" photos showing the differences between spliced or fused synthetic rope and how this brand uses stitching similar to climbing ropes and slings. The ability to move and adjust the triangular clamps along our route was another positive factor that influenced our purchase. Climbing steps to place as the first obstacle to help them complete the challenge 3 - round metal gymnastics rings with coated handles for the floor for children to hold on to 2 - truss rings to place on the slackline before moving it around fasten trees or poles. You know that from our course, but also from scooter and boogie-woogie obstacles, because you have to swing backwards and then push the ring along the slackline with your weight pulling down. 1" - 1" thick ninja twister wheel with center rope that swings in all directions. and rotation. We decided to use this for a hard course at the end to jump and come back and finish the course they started with. Feet on the trunk of a tree. 1 - Trapezoidal bar with triangular plastic handles that allow the use of both handles and a horizontal bar. It's not big enough to be grabbed like a ball. 1 - Climbing rope with spaced steps or handles in the shape of half a sphere for climbing or swinging. 2 - monkeys with ropes of different colors. locked with other fingers on top or for hanging. Another point to mention is the fact that the listing states that 54 feet is not between trees, the width of the logs or poles will be a factor in determining the distance you will cover your course.