Most climbers are safe for kids, as long as they are used correctly. However, there have been some reports of injuries related to climbers. Make sure to read the instructions carefully and inspect the equipment before allowing your child to use it.
Most one-year-olds are able to pull themselves up to a standing position and may even be able to take a few steps. So, can a 1 year old climb? It's possible, but not likely. Most one-year-olds lack the coordination and strength necessary to climb up onto furniture or other surfaces. If your child does manage to climb, be sure to supervise closely to prevent any accidents.
Yes, a 2 year old can go rock climbing! Rock climbing is a great way to get your child active and improve their coordination and strength.
Yes, seesaws do still exist. You can find them in many playgrounds across the country. They are a fun way for kids to play together and can help promote cooperation and teamwork.
4.7/5
Bright colors and child friendly rounded edges.
Super durable, double-wall construction is weather and UV resistant providing lasting value over the years – Made in the USA.
"Jeep style" doors and wheels are crawl through portals into childrens secret hideaway fort with play steering wheel and dashboard.
Children's ladder with handles for easy climbing leads to large 2 tiered platform.
Children's slide is extra wide and features easy grip siderails.
Winner of the 2019 Parents' Choice Award.
$234
Although quite sturdy, it is nevertheless manageable to move for mowing the lawn below. Making sure to mount the little grip bars before screwing in the green roof was the main challenge in putting it together by myself. I'd guess kids between the ages of 1.5 and 3 would enjoy it and find it attractive. Both my child and the cat like it. The younger girl enjoys sliding down the holes head first while crawling through them, and the older girl can already climb the ladder at the back. In my yard, it is really popular. Definitely a recommendation.
4.6/5
Features a basketball hoop; climbing ladder; football toss; soccer; slide and score keeper
Durable construction is built to last for years
Climbing ladder provides a safe and easy challenge for children
Accessories include a football, basketball and soccer ball
$234
My wife's research led us to buy the All-Star Sports Climber. It's a good size for usage either inside or outside. Given its small weight (for its size), it makes sense why some people let them blow over in the yard. The climber has been popular with our 18-month-old son, and we anticipate that as he gets bigger, the basketball hoop, football, and soccer goal will be more appealing to him. We're happy. Due to the inadequate explanation of the screw installation in Step 2 that received just 4 stars. Install the screws, they are NECESSARY in my opinion to keep the climber together. The toy would be completely dependent on the snap-together plastic bits without them. The climber may be picked up and moved in its whole thanks to the screws, which also increase stability.Installation of screws The absence of holes and the unhelpful nature of the directions are immediately apparent. What I did to make holes and insert the screws is described here.1. On the top of each of the 4 flanges on the red and yellow/orange parts, drill a 1/8" diameter (or slightly smaller) hole (see photos for positioning of the screws). For reasons that will become clearer later, I'll advise you to only drill through the top layer of plastic.2. Align the screws and turn them in ONLY A FEW TURNS, angling them so that the heads will sit flush with the plastic when they are fully turned in. To cut through the initial layer of plastic, turn the screws only a short distance. SAFETY NOTE: You must slant the screws on the other side (yellow/orange on our climber) in order for the heads to sit flush. The screws on the one side (red on our climber) will go in vertically. Since the flanges are prominent areas where small hands will be reaching and holding to maneuver up the ladder and down the slide, you don't want to have the edges of the screws visible.3. Finally, make sure there is no space between the side pieces and the ladder or slide. Keep the screws angled so that the heads will sit flush against the flanges when fully turned in, then turn the screws down until they strike the next layer of plastic. At this point, it will get challenging to turn the screws, so take care not to strip them or leave any sharp edges. Throughout this process, it's crucial to keep the parts pressed together and the screws pointed in the right directions. You can use a hand-held "driver" tool or a manual screwdriver (what I used). The screw will automatically cut through the following layer(s) of plastic.4. Continue rotating the screw until it is flush with the flange's top.Hope this is useful! Good fortune.
4.6/5
IDEAL FOR BACKYARDS – This dome is applicable for backyard installation. It is perfect for fenced homes so that parents can watch over their children, making sure that they’re safe and secure while they play.
SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGES 3 TO 9 – Ideal for children ages 3 to 9, this sturdy dome promotes fun and interpersonal traits. Parents can invite their children’s friends over, and the fun never stops with the Space Dome Climber.
ENDLESS HOURS OF PLAYTIME – Kids will develop their social skills, comprehension skills, and confidence by playing with this colorful outdoor dome. It also promotes limb strength, balance, and agility, encouraging kids to exercise while they have their fun in the sun.
HIGH-QUALITY STEEL CONSTRUCTION –The Space Dome Climber is made of top-quality steel, and its construction is highly durable and resilient. It features rust- and UV-resistant steel so that children can play without any worries. This dome is great for outdoor use because of its all-weather durability.
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MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF 1000 POUNDS – The Space Dome Climber has a maximum total weight capacity of 1000 pounds. Its dimensions measure 91 x 46 x 91 inches (weight x height x depth), which allows more than three children to play at the same time.
$234
This was purchased for my 4-year-old grandson and the people around him. They adore it.There are a LOT of fasteners, and it's too early to say if they will hold up to the corrosive Portland, Oregon weather. I noticed some negative reviews of the bolts, but generally, this is a really well-made product with clear instructions. When I inquired about possible corrosion on the fasteners, the seller said that there are no substitutes in hardware stores or online because of the design. They advised me to put Krylon clear on the assembled connectors and bolts if I was concerned. I made the decision to refrain from doing that since I believe he will outgrow it before they truly rust.Use a cordless drill equipped with the appropriate driver to install the nuts to save a ton of time and work. 2) Build this where it will be utilized; if you build it on the driveway first, it won't be flexible enough to accommodate uneven ground. 3) A second person could be helpful in some situations, but if you are patient and logical, you can accomplish this on your own. 4) Make the cover a "parachute," and this thing really takes off. 5) Children can scale the structure both inside (hanging) and outside. They will step on some fingers if they do this simultaneously, but no one will be hurt. 5) I would have preferred to offer him the model with a 10-foot circumference, but there wasn't enough room. This is a GREAT compromise and a great pit stop in a line of swings, slack lines, and other stations.The flexible usage with no requirement for supervision are the best part.
4.5/5
Shoot some hoops, play a round of soccer, and get active with the slide in between. The clickable knobs under the basketball hoop are a convenient way to keep score for your team
Kids can use the climber set’s ladder with molded-in grips to climb onto the platform – and make a slam dunk from the top! Take turns going down the slide, and climb up all over again!
The crawl space under the platform doubles as a soccer goal and crawling tunnel. It can also be an outdoor toy storage solution and a great new spot for hide-and-seek!
This kids’ sport-themed activity set has it all, designed for tons of fun physical play with a bonus in gross motor skill development. Great for social play, this climber is ideal for playdates with multiple kids to play together!
In the box: Basketball hoop, 2 clickable knobs, climber base, slide with ladder, multi-purpose ball
$234
This was purchased for my 2-year-old and 3-1/2-year-old granddaughters. Even though it was a bit difficult to figure out which pages to follow because of the various languages, the instructions were simple to follow and easy to put together. The infant started climbing the slide right away, while her elder brother climbed the "stairs" and enjoyed sliding down repeatedly. The children all adored it. Being able to play together and practice sharing, taking turns, and learning new abilities was wonderful for the two. The 3-year-old loved shooting the basketball into the hoop. We were unable to blow up the offered ball since we lacked a bicycle pump, but fortunately, we had another ball that was the perfect size. The climber was the ideal size for usage indoors or outdoors and was portable enough to travel to different areas.Although our 12-month-old needed constant supervision and had a great time, the set is intended for children aged 2 to 6. The cutest moment was when big brother waited at the bottom of the slide to grab his sister as she descended with the assistance of her mother. Hugs and broad smiles were adorable to witness. as an endorsement.
4.5/5
$234
I also posted some pictures in case the video is hazy.This dome has been ours for nearly six months. We purchased this on Amazon for our three climbing-loving children. This dome is really amazing! It is strong but surprisingly light. We formerly had this on our yard, and if my husband needed to mow our lawn, he could move it from the lawn to our patio. Kids between the ages of 2 and 10 adore this dome. My gymnastics-trained children have discovered that they can easily practice their flips on it, although one at a time. The youngsters can also use these dark handgrips to help pull themselves up, but I've found that the bars work quite fine on their own.It is 5 feet tall, 10 feet broad, and has a weight capacity of 600 pounds, which is a lot! My husband and I, as well as all three of my children, had no trouble climbing it. I've climbed it as well, and it's really enjoyable.Check out our video review below. I've discovered that viewing product videos helps me see what it's really like better than looking at photographs do.Please click the helpful button to let me know if this review was helpful to you. If you have any queries, please comment!Thanks!! Enjoy your shopping!
4.4/5
Bonus space below the platform is great for outdoor toy storage, to use as a sandbox or sensory play area, and even a hiding spot for an epic game of hide-and-seek!
Climb the walls or use the ladder to reach the platform, where pretend play awaits! When they’re ready, kids can use the slide for additional active play to flex their gross motor skills.
Kids’ imaginations will run wild with this climber toy, pretending their space is a pirate ship, airplane, and more! The possibilities are endless with this activity center packed with so many ways for multiple kids to play together.
This kids’ outdoor activity center is a mini adventurer’s dream! Toddlers can climb the Rockwall-like sides into the platform play area, where two steering wheels are placed for fun make-believe play!
In the box: 2 climbing walls, platform with base and sides, slide, 2 steering wheels, ladder.
$234
Just a quick note I bought this for my 23-month-old son, and he loves it. It took me only 30 minutes to put it together using a portable drill. However, if you are afraid to purchase this product because you read reviews from other customers who claimed they only received one box out of three boxes, don't worry; this is the reason.My wife calls to say the playground is here, but only box number 2 of the 3 boxes arrived. I was really disappointed because from reading the other reviews, it sounds like some people only received 1.I called Amazon to find out what was happening, and the representative informed me that there are three different tracking numbers, but Amazon had only provided me with one. The other two boxes should arrive before the day is out, she said, before suggesting that it might be two distinct FedEx trucks. I felt as though this was absurd and wondered why FedEx couldn't just send it once. I called FedEx, and sure enough, there were two different FedEx vehicles with it. I arrive home after 15 minutes to see two additional boxes on my porch.With that stated, I received everything, and everything was present in the boxes with nothing missing. So get this now for your child or children; they will adore it.
4.4/5
Stronger, Safer Connectors: No knots. No splices. No worries. This heavy-duty climbing net features our exclusive Bilt-to-Last fasteners, made of tough high-density plastic & rust-resistant hardware.
Softer on Kids' Hands: The sun's rays can damage inferior rope ladders, making them rough & scratchy. That's why Safe Kidz uses UV-resistant polyester, which starts out soft & stays soft over time.
Over Twice as Thick: Forget those flimsy climbing ropes made of skinny, skimpy braiding. Your Safe Kidz Children's Climbing Net boasts rugged 3-strand rope, 3/4" thick for ultimate strength & safety.
Easier Installation: Install your rope climbing ladder outdoors or in – on a swing set, jungle gym, deck, etc. Comes with free bonus drill bit + complete, step-by-step instructions. You'll need some basic hardware plus a small amount of lumber, but that's it.
Won't Rot, Crack, or Splinter: Wooden dowels can attract destructive mold & mildew. But your Safe Kidz Cargo Climbing Rope contains no wood whatsoever. All materials resist rot for lasting durability.
$234
This was purchased to replace the climbing net on our previous swing set. After spending so much time outdoors, the old one had a rather worn appearance. Without taking measurements, I would estimate that the rope on this one is at least twice as thick. The rope is big and supple, which is something I appreciate since I believe the youngsters will be able to grasp it and climb it successfully. The item arrived safely packaged and appears as shown in the Amazon images. I suggest it.
4.3/5
Gentle slope slide for soft landings and clubhouse windows are easy to peek through
Adventurous crawl tunnel and hide out
Slide height from ground to top of slide 19.75 inches height and platform height from ground to top of platform 18.00 inches height. Climbing wall 12.50 inches height and slide length 28.25 inches length
Easy climbing rock wall for beginners
$234
Since his daycare has the same set and he likes it, I ordered it for my 18-month-old kid. It was pretty simple to put together and move around, though passing through doors is a little more difficult. If we need to confine him to a smaller space, we may even use it on our back terrace because to its compact size. It would be simple to use indoors if you had carpet or a mat, but since we have hard wood and tile flooring, it slips and slides all over, making it dangerous and impractical, so we can only use it outside. Additionally, the slide's side is a little steep, so my kid, who is 20 months old, is only beginning to feel at ease sliding down it without putting his feet down to slow him down. The age range for this product seems a little broad to me. It may last for several years if you get it early, but I don't think it's the right size to buy for a 2- or 3-year-old at first. I predict that we will utilize it for one more season before it becomes inadequate. Overall nevertheless, a wonderful purchase to let your kid play and burn off some energy.
4.3/5
Quality: Made of high quality plastic enhanced with UV protection. Uv protection offers long lasting outdoor play while quality plastic material ensures long lasting lifetime of product.
Portable: ideal size for indoor and outdoor use. Lightweight and easy assembly makes it convenient for unit to be moved easily so your child always has their favorite toy rain or shine.
Endless play: children will enjoy endless fun and active playtime with the toy Monster monkey bars climbing tower. This will quickly become a favorite backyard activity.
Includes: Monster monkey bars climbing tower. Assembled Dimensions 70. 07 x 65. 53 x 46. 65 (inches). Product weight 27lbs. Max load: 150lbs. Assembly required. Ages 3 to 8. Note: anchors not included.
Durable: featuring interlocking plastic tubes and connectors with double self locking springs make this set Durable, yet surprisingly lightweight and easy to assemble.
$234
My 4-year-old son has autism, and I purchased him this as a birthday present. So far, he loves it! This well-made, extremely durable jungle gym can support up to 150 pounds. Because my son wants me to, I climb on it with him (I'm 5'7" and 130 lbs. ), and it appears to support me just well. Although it is put up in a basement playroom, it is marked as an outdoor jungle gym, so I believe it would work just as well there. Because of how cold and snowy it gets where we live, I wanted to place it indoors so my active child could burn off some energy during the long winters spent inside. In addition to being strong and beautifully crafted, it provides a wide range of play options. In addition to simply climbing on it and down through the middle, he enjoys covering it with a few large blankets to create a fort. It is known as his igloo. It is large and strong enough for several kids to play on it at once.Having said that, setup can be difficult (literally just as much as figuratively). Although I don't swear, I cursed a lot when putting this together on my own. What you need to know is as follows:AVOID USING JUST YOUR FINGERS! Even if you use tools to assist like I did, setting this up will kill your hands, so start with them instead. The flat head screwdriver worked best for me while inserting the little knobs. Some of the connectors can be used with just your fingers because they are firmer than others, but some of them are simply too stiff. Just be prepared to be pricked a few times, even if you're using aids. Even though I was very careful, it still managed to hit me a few times, and it hurts! Mentally get ready, funny.- COMPLETELY FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS! The instructions for setting this up are excellent. All the parts are well labeled so you can keep track of what is what, and there are written instructions with extensive written instructions and photographs. The best advice I can provide is to MAKE SURE you are reading ALL the directions before you snap anything into place because having to reverse your work and start over is quite aggravating. I assumed I was smart and knew what to do after the first 45 minutes or so, but I didn't read the directions, so I had to go back several times and undo a lot of labor and finger pinching. This is especially true when the bottom octagon is appropriately positioned and the sides are attached with THIS ANGLE UP pointing up. I had to redo many things because I missed that direction. Be different from me. READ THE GUIDELINES!- During setup, the metal bits inside the connections that you snap into place frequently pop out. It's quite bothersome. You'll probably think, "Oh crap, how the heck am I meant to get that back in?!" the first time it happens, but don't worry; it's not difficult. After a few attempts, you'll become an expert at it and be able to swiftly and effortlessly put it back into place with a flat head screwdriver. That said, the fact that they even pop out at all is REALLY ANNOYING. Design error.- This item is very large, so if you plan to set it up indoors, make sure you measure first! Additionally, I advise placing this in a space with at least 8-foot ceilings.- Although I did set this up alone, I strongly suggest doing it with at least one other person. With two people, it would move A LOT faster and some of the attachments would be considerably simpler to make.After everything was said and done, setting up by myself took me approximately an hour and 45 minutes. It probably would have just took me an hour if I hadn't made two mistakes that required me to undo and repeat my work. It probably would have only taken 30 to 45 minutes if I had assistance. After setting it up, I'm pretty happy with it! The only reason I deducted a star is because I believe they could have made this a bit easier to assemble by designing and including a specific tool to aid in installation and because those little metal components keep falling out during set up and need to be replaced. Other than that, everything works fine once it is set up.I heartily endorse this for children with autism! Our son really enjoys himself and can burn off a lot of energy with this, a small trampoline, a slide, and a ceiling-mounted swing in our playroom downstairs. He can also satisfy his acute sensory needs. Just to be clear, I did not receive this for free or at a reduced price. Hope this is useful!
4/5
FUN FOR ALL AGES: Designed for ages 3:12 and a maximum weight of 220lbs., the TP Toys Explorer 2 Climbing Playset with Platform and Tent is just the thing for any backyard or playground
DURABLE AND DEPENDABLE: The frame on the Explorer 2 Playset is constructed with premium galvanized steel and fashioned with a mesh vinyl platform as well as a polyester canopy for optimum safety
ENDLESS FEATURES: The Explorer 2 has round viewing windows to look out from when they finally reached the top as well as roll:up doors to keep out intruders or let in allies to their fun new fort
EXTEND THE FRAME AND THE FUN: The Explorer 2 Climbing Playset with Platform and Tent has an adjustable frame that can be lowered and extended from 22":47", growing with your child
OUTDOOR PLAY: Gather all the neighborhood kids outside and watch as their imagination wanders and their laughter grows with this creative backyard playset, a fantastic alternative to exercise
$234
Because it reminds my 5- and 8-year-old grandsons of the fire watch tower at our nearby forestry center/museum, we refer to this unit as the "Fire Watch" tower. They have actually spent HOURS climbing on and into it for enjoyment. On the top tent area, there are two open doors that roll up and fix open with velcro (or similar) tabs. The ascending portion of the construction is quite sturdily colored and has a forest green hue. It took my husband an hour and a half to put together, and he believes it will be pretty simple to disassemble for storage. The flooring in the tent section is mesh, while the material used for the upper tent is akin to a thin canvas. Although I believe a third child would fit snugly, both boys fit. Making it only half as tall is a possibility as well. We are so far quite delighted with our purchase, but I'll never hesitate to update my reviews if new information comes to light that I think you'll find useful.
Building an outdoor climbing wall is a great way to get some exercise and have fun at the same time. Here are a few things to keep in mind when you're planning your wall: 1. Choose a location. You'll need a spot that's big enough to accommodate the wall, and that has good drainage so the wall doesn't get muddy or slippery. 2. Decide on the height and angle of the wall. You'll want to make sure the wall is tall enough to challenge you, but not so steep that it's impossible to climb. 3
When planning to build a rock climbing wall, it is important to first decide on the wall's purpose. Will it be used for indoor or outdoor climbing? For beginners or experienced climbers? Once you have a clear idea of the wall's purpose, you can then begin to plan the wall's layout. When designing the wall's layout, it is important to consider the following factors: the wall's height, the type of holds you will use, the number of routes you want to create, and the wall's angle. Once you have considered all of these factors, you can then
A bouldering wall is typically 12 to 15 feet tall.
Most children are able to start climbing by the age of four or five. Some children may be able to start earlier, but it is important to make sure that they are supervised at all times.
Most toddlers stop climbing on everything by the time they turn three. Some toddlers may continue to climb on things until they are four or five years old.
The three basic forms of climbing are bouldering, sport climbing, and traditional climbing. Bouldering is a form of rock climbing that is typically done without the use of ropes or other safety gear. Sport climbing is a form of rock climbing that uses ropes and other safety gear to protect climbers from falls. Traditional climbing is a form of rock climbing that relies on the use of natural features for protection from falls.
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