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We've only used it once so far but, it's pretty easy to assemble and really easy to take apart. It's perfect for making them a fort and they love their forts. Questioning the durability of it at this point. I know how rough these kids are on things.

So, I kind of knew what I was getting into when I bought this for my building-loving husband for his birthday. What I didn’t really know what I was getting into was the terribleness that is this entire thing, and my husbands ability to attempt to work around them (as much as it would allow anyway).This thing is a perfectionists worst nightmare. The angles are so bad. Like, almost unlaughable bad. We can do squares. We could do squares all day. They might not be one hundred percent perfect, but at first glance, it just looks like what it is. When you get to other shapes (well, the only other structurally sound one) like the triangle, you just can’t do it. Even if you painstakingly make sure the holes of which you’re inserting these rods into are at the same depth, you have to bend the rods a little, which make them arch and... obviously not look the way it should. You would have to cut some of the rods into different lengths to achieve the shapes you want. To an extent. Oh yes, did I mention not all the holes are at the same depth? Some of them are about a centimeter less than others. I had to mark a rod and test all the holes, and at least up to two out of all the holes are not of the same depth.I suppose if you’re doing something extremely simple, this is probably for you. But for someone that actually wants to use their own imagination, I would suggest either finding something else, or making that something else yourself. Or if you’re doing what I’m trying to do, just buy a small tent. :( I just thought building your own tent would be fun. It’s so far been frustrating.

My 5 yo loves these to make forts with. With have two sets. Pretty durable, not that you would fall on them without breaking, but they hold our blankets on them for forts.

Fun for the kids. Weirdly made so the holes on the balls do not work well with the poles. Sort of a pain to deal with.

Very cool fort builder fun time

Looking at it I figured it would go together like a huge sized tinker toy set. What we got are large plastic straws connecting into poorly molded connectors. My kids struggled to get them to fit together, as I did as well. They use the sticks as wands but that’s as much as they like this toy. I don’t recommend this at all.

It is really easy to set up. My grandson loves it!

I did not find it easy to assemble. Many if the rods wouldn’t fit easily. I was hoping it was something my 6 year old grandson could help put together but it was too hard. More spheres & rods are needed.