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Sturdy strong and thick rope. Easy to hang. Held my daughter’s weight well. She’s 52 lbs. we hung on existing hooks from an old cargo net so it was much easier to install. Having to anchor it from the start would take more time. For my own taste, I wish the ropes that you stepped on were a bit more taut. All in all a good net.

The straps on this climbing net are amazingly strong and secure. I also like that the openings, while big enough to get a head through, are also big enough so a head doesn't get stuck, especially during a slip. Yeah, I worry about such things. The top clips are likewise strong and don't have open hooks to slip off or snag on anything. As others have said, it's hard to stabilize the net itself, but that's the nature of the beast. It's not a ladder; it's suppose to be challenging and move around some. A great addition for your kid's ninja course!

The climbing net is made out of sturdy webbing and comes with 8 triangle quick links to securely affix. The net is difficult for kids to use unless you have the perfect space and can securely attach it to at least 4 fixed points. With all 8 points attached it was much more stable. If not securely attached at all 4 corners, the net is very wobbly and extremely difficult to climb. It was mailed in a plastic bag with no further instructions, suggestions or pictures. I would not recommend for kids younger than 5 years old.

Simple and sturdy rope ladder. Both my younger two kids are rambunctious and this has held up well to their chaos and ninja moves.

This net really looks great. We have three young kids and love to build play areas throughout our 9 acres including randomly hung climbing nets. Which is what we did with this. The net is colorful and isn’t frayed so it’s nice for climbing.

Study material that I used for our kids tree house. The kids haven’t been able to use it much do to the cold weather. But I’m sure come spring they’ll continue to play on it and love the option

Even with all points attached at the top, it still wasn't stable enough in my opinion. So I ended up just putting it on the ground and we used it to play a giant connect four racing game. It seems like the net is really good material though so if you figured out to make it stable, it would be great

My 3 year old grandson loves to climb, and this is a good way for him to get to learn new skills.