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Well first off I like the wrestling ring and how realistic it is but the only problem I have with it is the turn buckle setup the turnbuckles hooks should be more sturdy and there should be more support on the turnbuckle setup but otherwise it’s a great price for any wrestling fan

Short answer: Yes.Long answer: The metal pieces make it durable, but make the ring pretty heavy. The ropes are a higher quality compared to the regular plastic ring (to me, it's the Ring of Honor ring). I snapped the turnbuckle pads of my ROH ring too easily. These turnbuckle pads are incredible. Ease of assembly was awesome. I had it put together in under 15 minutes. The size of the ring is the same as the ROH ring and smaller than the WWE Real Scale Ring (the cages available only fit this ring, not the metal one). My favorite thing is that when the figures take bumps, even from the top rope, it's somewhat quiet with the padded mat.I only have two cons about this metal ring. First, the plastic wood pieces under the mat move around a lot. Once you have the ring assembled and the pieces move around, it's a little difficult to put them back in place. Second, there's no replacement parts available in case of a part breaking. In theory, you shouldn't need any replacement parts since it's 99% metal. It would be great to have something like that available.All in all, do you get the most value for your money with this ring? My answer is yes.

As I have had wrestling figure rings before I expected this ring to be more sturdy and better build quality than plastic ones, this is not the case. Other than the ring itself being more heavy the ring posts still bend towards the ring causing this warping effect and making the entire ring look "off putting". The mat is too loose and the way it is packaged makes it have this giant crease in the middle of the ring. Everything is just off. The quality is almost that of the old jakks pacific elite rings but a little worse. Colors are also bland. Only thing we'll done is the metal base, unfortunately that's all I can say that impressed me. For over $200, this is not worth it.

This issue is the turnbuckles bend inward. After a while the plastic polls that go into the ring bend inward and trying to straighten them almost breaks them. If they were medal turnbuckles they might work better. Otherwise it looks great and assembled pretty easy.

First of all the quality of this when compared to this companies other figure wrestling ring is far superior due to all of the little bits/easily broken parts being made of metal; posts, ring stands, stairs, and frame. The turnbuckle pads are made of some material meant to resemble leather and when the ring is fully assembled the ropes are tense and overall the ring looks great. It also fits the steel cage made by the same company, also sold on amazon. I was worried about a few things when buying this but all worries since receiving product have left. The panels that go in the frame and support the ring mat are plastic and not wood, reducing my fear of slamming figures to hard down and breaking it. My other worry was due to the one 5 star review at the time of my purchase, this wasn't worth the money it cost. And besides my two complaints of: the frame preventing use of stairs outside of the one that comes with the set, which is one solid unit, and the trying to get the panels under the mat in place after putting the mat on is a hassle if you don't want to unscrew a leg. This is definitely worth price in my opinion.

As per the title, the ropes on this ring snapped very easily because they were excessively tight. The overall ring seems fine, however, my ropes were way too tight with no way to adjust them. I had to buy a new rope kit from the same company to ensure the right length. Be weary of the rope tightness before assembling. Rest of ring is fine but i can't do much with one rope.

Son received this for Christmas. He loves it but it keeps breaking. Already had to order replacement ropes because they just snap after awhile. Now the ring post are all bent in and one has completely broken at the bottom, so I've had to temporarily rig it so he can still use. I would expect something like this to hold up better for more than 2 months