Debated between this or a swing set. Chose this for the smaller footprint but the kids have more fun with this than a swing set. One slight problem was one, and only one, of the bars had the finish bubble up at seven months and then rust started to form.I contacted customer service and got an immediate response. I was reminded that their one year warranty does not cover rust, but they are going to send a replacement part anyway.

I meant for my kids to use this as a climbing aparatus but it has a tarp over it most days and makes for a great fort! The boys have lots of fun in their boys only club house. The hand grips are great and also have multiple uses, such as strapping bungee cords across to hold hostages during battles, or hanging "no girls allowed" signs. This turned out to be a great investment both for me (keeps them busy for long stretches of time) and for my kids.

Talk about bringing back childhood memories! This dome rocks! It's big enough for our 9 year old to play on and fun enough for our 4 year old to explore and grow with. The kids have had a blast on it. Of course we had to give some instructions on how falling off WILL hurt but otherwise this item has exceeded our expectations.

We bought this for the playground for our motel, Evergreen Motel, which is across the street from an amusement park called Santa's Village. We get lots of kids all summer. Waited to see what the kids and parents had to say before making a review. Let me tell you, the initial response has been very positive. The kids absolutely love it and the parents are asking us where we got it. So start making alot more, you will be getting lots of orders from our area. I do agree with other posts on how long it takes to put this together. The box says 45 minutes to and hour. I don't think a Nascar pit crew could do it in that time. Took me 5 hours, but I spread everything out and took my time so I wouldn't have to disassemble and reassemble the parts. So go out and buy one, your kids will love it.

I watched a Youtube video about the setup before I bought it. One of the kids in the video said it felt hot in the sun. We have been having 109 degree weather here in Oregon but it hasn't felt hot to me at all, which I am VERY surprised and happy about! It definitely takes 2 people to put together and a few hours to do so. It has all the tools you need to put it together. Moving it after it's put together also takes 2 people! Kids love it. I love it. It's not something you see every day in the yard. Great exercise for the kids! It's a decent size (Not to big not to small). They used textured paint on the just the blue bars(?) But it's an added plus!

I purchased this product three days ago. This product was easy to assemble and my children absolutely love it. Our childcare center has this same teeter-totter, so I knew it would be long-lasting with many children playing on it. You won't regret this purchase.

Very sturdy my husband and I both went on it. Easy to put together for the most part, Read through the entire directions first and sort everything out. When putting sides together put the bottom piece on also at that time or when you get to that part of the directions you will have to undo a bunch of stuff you already put together just to put it on. I took us about 1 1/2 hours to put together. Two adults can easily move it from one location to another.

I am happy with the quality of the climber for the price. In terms of outdoor play toys this is a great bargain. My daughter is only 2 and like to climb on it with some help but is probably too young to fully use it but we have had a 5 year old friend come play on it and loves it. The assembly at first seems overwhelming because the instructions are vauge, but once you get going it starts making more sense. I missed that on step one it says in small print at the bottom to repeat this step five times. I would have thought that should have been the first sentance of step one since that is kind of important to know. It took me 3 hours with many distractions during that time to put it together by myself. It is definately possible to put together yourself but it would go faster and smoother with 2 people. I am about 6 feet tall male with average strength and am able to get under the middle of it and lift it above my shoulders to move it 5-10ft out of the way to cut the grass every week. Our yard is not level but it does conform to the uneven ground well during assembly, but a flat location is best. Do not that the brown color pipes do have a muted earth tone that is nice but the dark green pipes do not blend well with my local plant life and it does make it stand out some. I am sure this may not be the case if your lawn is a deep vibrant green. The look of it is not a concern to us and overall everyone is very pleased with it.

We've had this plane for over 3 years, it even survived the move to another State, it is a wonderful backyard toy! I'm especially glad we have it since our new backyard is so small, it gives the kids something to do without taking up too much space. My 3 kids now range from 3-7, and they all love it. Though they still struggle taking turns in the driver seat :)

Recently did a 10X8 Lifetime shed and one of the playsets. Found the Geo Climber and figured if it would "round off" the play area outside. Every bit as well built as the shed and playset. Put this together in about an hour on my own and it is easy to move around. Kids love it and I have had a blast on it too!! Lifetime products has a Lifetime customer. Kayaks next on the list.