🪜 X XBEN 8.5Ft Wooden Rope Ladder for Kids - Backyard Playset Climbing Ladder, Ninja Obstacle Course Hanging Ladder - Outdoor Playground Swingset Accessories Review

Used for tree house, bought 2 screws to fix the bottom. It wobbles a little as it is a rope ladder. If the bottom was wider or had 2 holes like the top, it would be easier to use

The package arrived quickly and in the right packaging. When I ordered this ladder I was concerned that the steps would not be strong enough to support my weight. So far no problems! I'm happy with that.

This was a purchase for my son's club. The staircase is well made and the price is reasonable. No design security issues. The only complaint I have is that the carabiner does not attach to the ladder and there was a steel ring in the clip (see picture). I cut the ring and everything is fine.

I bought an old but very well maintained jet ski. It doesn't have flange handles and this Sea-Doo SP model isn't as stable as newer models and I expected it to fall in the water. At 71, I figured I wouldn't be able to transfer after falling in the water, so I looked for a rope ladder to attach to the unit. It works very well and now it's easy to redo it. This rope ladder is about twice as long as it needs to be, but it got good reviews, it's actually very well made, and the $25 price tag was…

I used this ladder as an extra ladder to get into my pontoon boat. So I wasn't wearing leg armor at all. When all is said and done, this thing does the trick. It is well assembled and has no problems with the reliability of its operation for a long time. That's where it stops. Do yourself and your feet a favor and get square steps that are at least 3 inches wide. There's nothing worse than putting all your weight on a round 1-inch handlebar. A great way to flatten the whole leg.

Bought for my daughter's loft bed. Installed in mid-June. 1st step broke after about a week, told her to take the stairs easy, 2nd step broke after a few days. This is for a loft bed, not a climbing frame. I patched the two broken rails with zip ties and white tape. temporary solution until I could order a new ladder. I took it off last week after the 3rd and 4th tiers broke and split so badly they were even safe to use. There was no way this product would survive jungle training!

However, I doubt that both ends of each rung are sewn to the inside of the two vertical side ropes. It looks strange, maybe even a little disturbing. They are heavily stitched and I've climbed up and down the stairs (it's attached under the skylight to our attic) many times with various items so I can attest that it can carry up to a 160lb person, the extra 10-20 kilos of scrap. The eyelets for hooks are strong.

We bought this for my son for Christmas who woke up one day and found that he loved climbing trees. We thought okay dude we'll give you a ladder to help you out. Unfortunately, this ladder just didn't fit. As if nobody could figure it out or maneuver it. How general. People say that it's easy for kids to operate the rope ladder because it's more flexible, but no, this rope ladder wasn't easy. It was too shaky. Leaning against a tree. nope Hanging freely. nope ground spike. nope It just didn't…