Review on Playz Children Crawl Tunnel Tents by Matt Larsen

We opened the box and found it was smaller than expected. Especially the tunnels. Also, there are no setbacks. - There is no way to keep the balls inside, except maybe a tunnel inside. The opening ratio of tunnel to tent is of course not suitable for this. The square ball tent has already come apart at the seam and was shipped as is. There was no way to fix it. The material used is thinner than normal bell tent material. There are several toys in the set. They are all stacked tighter than more expensive tents and packed in a very small bag. It could have something to do with tears. Tie down straps are used to attach tunnels to tents and do not work well with thin fabric or smaller tunnels. They leave a decent gap so most balls fall out of the gaps onto the ground or yard. Oh, and don't forget that the door to the tent opens where there is no cover at all! Mmm (kids don't like empty ball huts or have to keep tucking them in just enough to jump in.) And also the imperfect connection in the tent and tunnel, the ligaments get tight from playing and stretching - to the point where it's worse than to trying to untie a knotted shoelace.