3in1 Monkey Line Kit - 40' Long and 2" Wide Soft Nylon Strap w/ 11 Holes (Loops in Line) - 6 Monkey Bar Handles - Durable Safety Ratchet + Easy Slackline Set Up Guide. Kids Ninja Activity

The Monkey Line is not hard to set up. It's really hard to use though, but most of us who buy this probably expect that. My kids like many types of ninja warrior training but they kind of lost interest in this after just a short time because it's too hard. I thought this would be the best Christmas gift of all but it hasn't gone over as well as I thought with my 11 and 9 year old boys.Problem 1: The handles spin so when you grab them, you have a hard time staying on.Problem 2 : When you fall off the handle, the release of tension on the line makes the line snap upward all the handles on the whole line will fly upwards and get tangled in the line, so you cannot reach them and you'll have to find a pole to re-set them for the next attempted run.If the handles didnt' spin, and if there was a resolution to the handles flying up and tangling then I would give this 5 stars.

For this to work well it has to be set high up which then you have to stand on something to reach the rings. Then the rings spin. When you drop off the rings spin around wrapping around the strap. If not hung super high then when you grab a ring it slacks down then you can walk ring to ring. Not the best item for us. Our 6 yr old loves monkey bars but this doesnt work as we expected. Only works if you have 2 huge trees to hang it from. But then it will be difficult for a child to reach the rings or reach them after the rings spin around the strap when they drop off.

The straps length was much Longer than I expected. You may want to get a bigger box though. Storing is tough.Easy to use as a Monkey climbing rope. The slack line was troubling though.Also, please set this up at a knee level height to start. The instructions were great but if you start at a chest level using it as a slack line, plan on adopting your children. You’ll be falling a lot at first. Practice makes perfect. Also, maybe practice where no one can hear you cry and moan face down in the dirt.Maybe check your homeowners insurance too.It was easy to set up as well.

I ordered this and had to return it because it wasn’t quite long enough. Our trees are exactly 38’ apart so there wasn’t enough to go around the tree. I didn’t realize how nice the goodtimes one was until I ordered the ENA 46’ line instead. Upon opening the box I couldn’t believe the quality difference! The Goodtimes one was well constructed, double layer. The ENA one isn’t double layered, just has little tabs sewn on to hold each obstacle. The stitching is all wonky and the line feels and smells greasy. The handles on the Goodtimes were very good quality with comfort grips. If only my trees were closer together!

Yoish!I am on the end of my seventh decade of living. For a lot of years I have been exploring the extreme sport of Aging. So swing hammers, squat and press the bells, go on long runs, train in glacial rivers, researching sarcopenia, arthritis, joint pain, floppy ligaments. But one thing I was not focussing on was balancing and I started to get a wobble. So I put up this slack line, absolutely amazing, works on fence post and it works in the mountains. Out Standing product!mick dodgeLegend Of Mick DodgeNational Geographic

The quality of the product is good. My only complaint is these are nearly impossible to actually play on, as the handles twist. It does make it more of a challenge, so we will just have to work on our grip strength.

Nice, would give a five star but they only include six monkey bar loops even though their is room for 12.

The ropes twists a lot and it’s hard for kids to actually use it