This dome has been a godsend during this stay at home era. It took a while to get it but it is well worth it. It us colorful and durable. My kids love the height of it and the hand grips. Thank you do much for this equipment. It replaced a plastic dome which lasted a few years when we had toddlers. I should have bought this dome first.

A gift for my grandchildren, they love it. Took about 2 hours to assemble. The children are almost 3 and almost 5. Both love it. I wanted something they would both enjoy and they love climbing and jumping off it. The price was great compared to other stes.

My grandsons are going to have a ball with this. It can be adjusted higher as they get older, which is nice. However, don't believe the statement on the box that it can "be easily put together in under an hour." Uh, NO. We had two and sometimes three people working on it. Many, many parts, and many, many steps. But it seems to be a very sturdy piece of equipment, and the fact that 7 kids can play on it at once is a big plus.

I reached out to Lifetime because our climbing dome had been damaged during a storm and a large tree limb bent 8 or 9 tubes. After a little back and forth, sharing pictures and identifying the right tubes, Randy in Customer Service was able to ship out replacement tubes so climbing can continue on in the future. Super responsive. Thank you!

My children love this climber! They play on, under and around it for hours. My only complaint is the instructions were not very clear. You definitely need two adults to assemble it. It took my husband and I about 4 hours to assemble it, but it was worth it to see how much fun the children have on it!

The product is great, very fast shipping, looked up different site this was the best price by far. The dome is solid and it does exactly what is says it does. it took about 2 hours for assembly. My kids love it! age 5 and.....and even the 19 year old.

My daughter is just about to turn 3 and she loves climbing it. She’s a bit young for it, but give her a few more months and she won’t need help climbing it. Loved that it was made in America. Was able to access video instructions on YouTube or use written instructions and bare were labeled. Only wish/change for manufacturer would be to have a colored diagram versus black-and-white. Otherwise we are super happy with it! Gonna put a small swing on the inside if it or hammock for her to relax on.

We got this recently for our kids. One loves to climb our poor little trees so we wanted to give her another option. The way it's constructed makes it a challenge for our 3 year old and me a little nervous if he goes too high. It is perfect for the 5 year old and our 1 year old can walk straight through the bottom sections with out hitting his head. I think to him it's like a fort. We have loved it! The green and brown colors blend in and looks great.

High quality and easy to assemble (with help). But children being children, they swore they would love it endlessly and promptly abandoned it after the first week. While it occasionally gets use as a structure upon which they hang whatever ungodly items they pilfer from our recycling bin, or a seemingly nice place for them to string up the pulled apart pieces of their baby brother’s basketball hoop, it’s mostly become a great focal piece of the backyard. An ode to the endlessly fruitless cycle that is attempting to throw money at the pursuit of creating beautiful outdoor childhood memories for creatures who would rather spend their free time regaling you with how utterly bored they are. I think someday I’ll turn it into a hobbit house themed wine sipping dome.

I bought this climber about a month ago. It arrived a week sooner than forecast. I was impressed with the quality of the components and the packaging. I found it easy to assemble by myself. When complete, it is 10 ft across at the base and just over 5 ft tall in the center. We placed it on a section of lawn. The only concern I have, being a retired engineer and metal fabricator, is that it must be lifted to be moved for mowing. Otherwise one can bend the lower joint which would fail eventually. Small metal braces, about 1 1/2 in wide and 4 in long, for both sides of the joint would be helpful.