"Eezy Peezy Monkey Bars Climbing Tower: An Exciting Way to Get Active Outdoors"

Megan: I put this together in about 1 hour by myself so it wasn’t too bad, and I stupidly didn’t use the tool which prob would’ve made it easier. My daughter is 3.5 and loves this. She climbs all over it, in and out, and has fun. Looking forward to figuring out winter igloo games as well.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

dogcherries: My 3-yo loves this as he’s been climbing on things he shouldn’t. It’s a perfect height for him where he could still hang on the bars but we’re not worried about him falling and hurting himself. Assembly is more laborious than difficult, and the instructions are not the best but ok to follow. Allow yourself more time than you think - it took me over an hour and I like assembling things. Do yourself a favor and start with protective gloves - this should really be in the instructions. Fitting the tubes together is really harsh on your hands but after I put on gloves it made a huge difference. Still ended up with some bruises on fingers from before I did. But the end result and the happy kiddo makes it all worth it.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

Hannah P.: This climber is a winner! Yes, it takes a little time and paying close attention to the directions but it’s been very worth it. We had to take sections of it apart to redo it and I wish we would’ve noticed the disassembly tool before hassling with taking it apart but we did it and everything was fine.
Our kids are 3 and 5 and this climber has been wonderful for their development. They climb, hang, swing, jump, lay all over it having fun while they’re building their physical ability and bodily awareness.
We didn’t want a structure that was difficult to mow around or move to mow and this is so light weight our kids lift it and move it together. Yet it’s very sturdy!
We love this and highly recommend it!

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Jackie77: Acheté pour notre petite fille de 2ans et demi. Elle adore. Au sol-en intérieur) on a mis des matelas en cas de crach de notre petite fille. Elle a joué tout l'été dessus sans incident.

France on Feb 17, 2023

Ehmom: Kids enjoy climbing on it, I’m no IKEA furniture assembler, but it wasn’t too bad to put together... okay my husband put it together, but that’s not the point.

It’s great, kids like it, Only issue is one of the metal bits that’s inside the plastic pipe connecter keeps falling out, so one of the pieces is loose...

Canada on May 24, 2021

Heather M O'Neill: I purchased this for my granddaughter's to use in our backyard. It is very sturdy and easy to put together. I am disappointed with the size however. I have a 4 year old and 2 1/2 year old...it really is too small for the 4 year old, not enough height to climb, but it is great for the 2 1/2 year old. A lot of money for a few minutes of play.
I would not buy this again. Great quality, but not enough " bang for the buck!"

Canada on May 23, 2021

ShanShan: Very very very satisfied! I read the comments before and worried about the installation. It took about an hour for the two of us to assemble. We used needle-nose pliers and a flat-blade screwdriver. When you master the installation strength and start to become proficient, everything becomes very smooth. All you need is to read the installation instructions carefully. The uninstall tool is also very easy to use. (It must be stored well, otherwise, it will be difficult to disassemble) Very smart design, load-bearing, and stability are very good, my child has become a monkey crawling on it for an afternoon.

Canada on Nov 23, 2020

Simone, Ah WangSimone, Ah Wang: This product was hard to get and I like that it's spacious with no netting attached to cause entanglement should one fall. It's light in weight for easy moving and dismembering when moving house. And when it gets to old you can grow vines over it and make a cool cubby house.

It's not only spacious it's low enough to the ground for a 2yo who likes to climb with close supervision to help guide them at arms length.

I've found it is heavy enough without pegs to keep it grounded, provided you still supervise your child or children if under age and use this product within the age range intended.

P's As a previous owner if one of these I couldn't even find suitable pegs anyway.

The Manual has easy written & visually guided pictures to help identify the right parts, so it's best to have them laid out before you start.

I didn't read the manual properly & worked out of the box which caused chaos and grief because I used the wrong (B) POLES.. I had to painfully try prying the wrong poles apart with a couple of big screws & replacing the little piece of metal back in place with a rubber wrist band. This was most difficult and challenging to...

Australia on Aug 30, 2020

Sam B.: As parents, we decided that we didn't want little mindless zombies for children - glued to a video game - drooling - psychotically angry when said video game gets taken away due to lack of the child functioning as a living person... So, we've focused our Christmas/birthday purchases on things that they can be physically active with. After looking at multiple dome-shaped climbers, we went with this one and we're happy we did. For starters, the whole thing is pretty easy to set up.

You get a big box of tubes and connectors with some instructions. The instruction booklet is laid out weird so I just tossed aside several of the pages until I found the assembly diagram - All of the connectors and tubes are labeled so you know exactly what tube goes where. Once you get the base tube sections assembled, it's pretty intuitive from there. The instructions guide you through assembling the climber in chunks, then connecting those chunks to make the whole thing. I was worried that the climber would have some flex to it when fully assembled but by the time I was down to the last tube put on, I could tell that that wouldn't be an issue - I had to pull the opening where the tube went apart...

United States on Dec 30, 2018

KellyKelly: I bought this as a birthday gift for my autistic 4 year old son and so far it's a hit! This is a very sturdy and well made jungle gym that can hold up to 150 pounds. I climb on it with my son because he wants me to (I'm 5'7" 130lb) and it seems to support me just fine. We have it set up in a basement playroom but it's labeled as being an outdoor jungle gym so I think it would do well in the backyard also. We just live in a very cold and snowy climate so I wanted to put it inside so my energetic kiddo could get some energy out during the long winters indoors. Besides being sturdy and well made, it offers a lot of variety for play. Besides just climbing on it and dropping down through the middle, he loves to throw a couple big blankets over the top and turn the whole thing in to a fort. We call it his igloo. It's big and sturdy enough that multiple kids could play on it at a time.

All that being said, setting up is a bit of a pain (literally just as much as figuratively). I do not swear and I cursed multiple times while setting this up by myself. Here's what you need to know:

- DO NOT JUST USE YOUR FINGERS!! Setting this up will kill your hands even if you use tools to...

United States on Feb 27, 2017