TOPNEW 12 Ninja Tree Climbing Holds for Kids Climber, Adult Climbing Rocks with 6 Ratchet Straps for Outdoor Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Training

It’s not too bad in quality, but this particular kit is ridiculously expensive - value for money is very bad. Because the delivery taking about two weeks, I’ve also bought “ VEVOR Ninja Tree Climbing Kit” which is half price, delivered next day, exactly the same quality, and the same content (as far as I can’t tell, probably is literally the same thing). All in all, I would not recommend - too expensive for not reason - the same made in china stuff as others, but double the price.

We ordered these for our kids for Easter. The rocks attach exactly as advertised. The ratchet straps seem strong and durable. Obviously it is best suited for kids as the rocks will not hold tight to the tree if an adult steps on them.

These TOPNEW Ninja Tree Climbing Holds have been a big hit with our grandkids. They’re a fun, challenging way to get them outside and active, and they really enjoy climbing. Installation was quick and simple, and it’s just as easy to move the holds around to change up the challenge level. The quality feels solid for outdoor use, and it’s nice that you can add additional holds over time to change up the course as kids grow and get stronger. Overall, this is good value and a great option for active play and backyard fun. Highly recommend for families looking for an engaging outdoor activity.

These are great!! We have attached them to multiple trees and they work well. My kids love to climb trees but sometimes they just can’t reach the accessible branches for sitting. This helps a ton! Even as an adult, I am able to climb them.

Because bought for me grandkids and the love it.

I'll be honest and say that I bought this as a Christmas gift for my 8-year-old son in a desperate attempt to lure him away from his iPad and get him outside more. We have a huge tree in our front yard that has a massive girth to it. I thought these would be perfect and they are! The straps are definitely large enough to go around the massive base of the tree while leaving plenty of room at the ends. It's crucial that you read the instructions so that you install these correctly the first time. I had to remove a few before I realized I did need to pay attention to the instructions. Due to the size of my tree, I needed an extra set of hands to install them but once we got it going it was easy to get them all on the tree. I found it easy to rotate between three grabbers on one strap and then two on the next, and so on, until I was out of both grabbers and straps. They've been on the tree since Christmas and have held up against a lot of rain and playtime! My five-year-old hasn't tried them yet, but our neighbor's son who is five and a bit more brave loves them.