🥷 Conquer the Challenge with the Ninja Warrior Hanging Obstacle Course Review

I have 2 strong oak trees growing 45 feet apart in my yard. What they don't say in the description is that you will get a 42ft piece and an 8ft piece equals 50ft. There is no separate attachment to the tree, so you have to wrap the line around the tree, which shortens it considerably. I have a tree that is 3 feet in diameter and 2.5 feet in diameter. The ratchet line is too short to bypass. So, including the diameter of the tree, I lose almost 18 feet of cable length. Either I have to return it

Good quality product. Huge butt pain set up. So that everything is aligned correctly and your child can reach the handles, you have to readjust everything again and again. I want them to add some more hanging items. We miss a bit. They are too far apart and my son has trouble reaching them. (He's 6) He can't climb over it. This is very hard. It's very cool in theory, but difficult to set up and not as fun as I was hoping for my son. I hope he gets better with practice.

In theory this should have been perfect for our son. The product itself is amazing IF AND I MY BIG IF. You happen to have two stable trees that are exactly 50 feet apart. We got into the 4x4 post last month when I ordered this as a great gift for my gross motor 7 year old. When we tightened the gear, the struts buckled and suffered stress fractures. I literally have two posts that are probably the lead dogs for summer bathing. We're devastated because we wanted it so bad. If you have two strong

I'm so mad. I measured my trees very carefully with a 100 foot tape measure and they are 39 feet apart. When I put the straps on there was a 4 foot gap between the ends of the straps. That wasn't even close. I don't have California redwoods, just regular middle-aged oaks, and that should have been more than enough. Remember this 50ft harness does not go around two trees and reaches 40ft. Also, I've read the marketing carefully and am under the impression that there are top and bottom straps…

We bought the Trailblaze Ninja Line for our son's 9th birthday hoping to help him strengthen his upper body. It was a big hit at the party. All the kids tried it (and some adults too). This is a lot harder than it seems. Although it is more difficult if the children are good at the bars, after a few tries they will be able to overcome them. It feels well done. It was easy to endure the two trees. I really like that it can be wrapped around the whole tree so it's accessible to everyone. Each…

After weeks of waiting for an order from another supplier and constant notifications of out of stock I canceled this order and found this one at Revane. This is a well-made set with a decent selection of content. I don't recall this set having a regular swing, but I see it as an unexpected bonus that actually allows you to get the most out of everything. Set up and take down aren't difficult once you get the hang of it. A few tips about this: (1) Remove the ladder from the beginning, you need…