SportsTrailOutdoor Playground Training Equipment for Ultimate Fun, Carry Bag, Tree Protectors, Set up Instructions

I got this for my children for Christmas. A 7 year old, a 10 year old, and a 12 year old, all adding up to about 250 lbs or so. I put it together, this was simple enough. To add the pieces that hold the swings and such it took a little time as they had to be slid in place, though this will only really have to be done and adjusted a couple times unless you plan to move things around. I was glad that I had the newer ones, without the welds, this gave me more hope originally for the set that I received.After the install using a ladder ,since the strap was bowing after they tried it out, I let them play on it. Then about two hours later, it snapped. In half. And they were on the ground.I had hoped that this would last a year or so. let’s be honest, it’s a ratchet strap, and a swing set. It didn’t seem like it would last forever. Yet this lasted less than a day. I am returning this and won’t be ordering another.I had hoped for a portable swing set. One we could take with us on trips, one that would have been available when we went camping and on trips to the lake. This is not that. For a single child, maybe. But I wouldn’t trust it again.I should have taken more heed to the bad reviews, yet I had hope that the updated one would be different. I was wrong.

After playing on this line maybe a dozen times, 3 little girls were on it, and suddenly on the ground. One of the buckles-- which was actually an empty link, nothing hooked onto it-- had sliced right through the main line. Luckily everyone was head up at the time. LUCKILY.Many thanks to Amazon for the post return window full refund because of the obvious safety issue involved here.

My husband didn't want to build a structure type play set, nothing so permanent. We live about 1 1/2 miles from a park. This was easy to assemble, easy to install, and worth every penny! Our granddaughter could swing for hours on this!

It seems they’ve listened to feed back and replaced the welded clips with sturdier metal clips. Unfortunately these clips have sharp edges that immediately began cutting into the line. This wasn’t noticed until the line completely severed and dropped my son directly onto his tailbone resulting in a broken tailbone.Extremely upset that safety isn’t the first priority in a product designed for children.

I wanted to love this product for my boys. It went up fairly easily (once we got the hang of it) only a couple of months Into it being up the slack line ripped when my nephew was climbing on it. Thankfully he wasn’t injured but it could have been so much worse.Definitely recommend you look for a better quality product.