Review on Ninja Warrior Training Equipment Kids by Cesar Carter

The instructions are clear enough but it took me hours to interpret them correctly. When it says "wrap around the tree," I assumed it meant wrapping around the tree several times to take up the sagging. However, this is not necessary and makes height adjustment almost impossible! And I don't play with rattles. I had to reconnect it dozens of times to get it right. But I have six kids here, ages 7 to 12, and they love it. The main problem is making it tall enough that a five foot tall seventh grader doesn't bottom out without making it too big and dangerous for a seven year old little sister. The children would combine obstacles from another set from another manufacturer and rearrange them until they had a set of obstacles they could actually overcome. The problem with trying to move obstacles is that the harness is about 9 feet off the ground so a ladder is used. Requires a lot of adult attention. The strap is as tight as I can get. But if someone falls or slips, which happens almost every time, the harness will bounce like an elastic cord, sending all obstacles dangerously flying. I'm glad I got it. But don't think you can put it on and ignore it.