🚶 Sunny Days Entertainment Foot Tunnel: Fun and Active Playtime for Kids Review

My 2.5 year old granddaughter loves it! Plays for hours. I bought it because it reduces clutter. This thing folds up and can crawl right under her couch. You can access it yourself. Fold it up when done. Even the dog likes it.

I like how they made the tunnel to connect to a slide out tent. Those little loops on the edges keep them together! Genius! The durability of this tunnel is great! I was even able to get through it and didn't bend or break it.

I bought this as a training tool for a dog that has some surface sensitivity. With the help of some treats and a couple of granddaughters, I got my pup through. I'll start young with the next puppy! I gave it 5 stars for durability because my 2 dogs didn't tear it up even after paying multiple times. My dogs are 55 and 65 pounds.

I got this for my 2 year old grandson for his birthday. My 7 year old granddaughter plays it too. They can both be quite gross, tumbling, rolling, standing up, running around inside him like giant worms. You play a lot of hide and seek and how fast you can scan games. I'm really impressed with how well it's held up. No damage so far and it's been almost 3 months of daily intense play.

I like it! We have been using this tunnel for 5 months now and it is still in like new condition. It's a miracle when three kids take it so hard (18 months, 3 years, 10 years!). Even my 10 year old fits in it, although not as easily as younger kids, and it hasn't snapped yet. I can store it away quickly and easily thanks to the velcro closure and my 3 year old can easily unzip the zips to get it out again to play.

Yes I know it's for kids but luckily I don't have any. I have 2 cats who love to run and jump over things and make a fuss and this is perfect for them. Unlike other cat tunnels that are too small for adult cats, this one is quite large. Put some tissue paper inside and watch them go to town. And if they get tired of it after 24 hours, fold it up and store it until they treat it like a new toy in a few weeks. The broadcast.

Play tunnel has a critical vulnerability. The first day my son played with it, there was a wire sticking out at the end that could pierce skin or, worse, eyes. It's very dangerous. There is no excuse for that. To be on the safe side, I took a pair of pliers and bent the end into a small loop, which is very difficult given the hardness of the steel wire. You will need to modify the design so that the end of the wire is held securely or has a pre-made loop/bend. We had a similar tunnel from…