Review on 🦅 Revolutionary Slackers Hawk Zipline Spring Brake: Ensuring Ultimate Thrills and Safety by Chp Rodgers

Item Very strong and safe! It has a stopper on the end your baby won't fly into the fence or anything like I thought at first lol I've recommended it to a lot of mom friends. All love and are happy! My husband was done in less than an hour. We connected ours to the trees in the backyard. I'm glad I went with this one and 70 feet. My son loves it his friends love it they made me want to keep going my husband kept going lol it's fun and the kids will love it! It's safe, I'd let you know if it wasn't. I'm big on honesty and reviews for other parents. If your son or daughter is high energy, loves parkour and everything, or have been energetic climbers since childhood, you need this! This was my son's favorite gift he got from us for Christmas. I explored them all! Children move from their scooters, ramps, skateboards, then to the zip line, to the trampoline and back to the zip line. They stay on the rope for hours, laughing and laughing. My husband took steps to allow the child to climb onto the seat. It's a bit high and we couldn't adjust the knot, but if it's worn a few times it's fine. My son runs outside after homework and goes straight to the cable car every day. During this period of isolation, we try to keep our children active and busy. Order It! You know your child best, so it's up to you to decide if it's a good fit for them. I would like to point out that my son will be 12 years old in June. But even if he were still 7-8 years old, I would take this one because he would be ready for it. Smaller ones for younger kids just aren't going to please a kid like me or his friends. His friends who have cable cars have shorter ones that are suitable for small children. Depending on how active your child is, all children are different. Like I said he was a wild, adventurous boy, rock climber, loves parkour, outdoor walks, ramps, his scooter, builds tree houses and did I mention energy? Rschunimagu. But he knows his limitations and limitations. If that sounds like your baby. Then trust me, it's safe, fun, easy to set up and the smile on their face is priceless! I would like to mention one thing. On the return of the zipline, sit down and walk again. Make sure you can wrap something around the cable to hold it in place. Until your child can hold on to the bars and stand up again. Otherwise it will.