Zupapa 10FT Climbing Dome, Experience Ultimate Fun with The 2025 Upgraded Decagonal Geo Dome Climber - Supports 1000LBS Outdoor Playset and Easy Assembly Play Equipment for Kids (Blue, 10FT)

This climber is pretty dang solid, and for the 10 ft model, it was around $200, easily 100-150 cheaper than other sites.My 9 yr old loves it, and it is very sturdy, supporting me, at 165 lbs. It's heavy enough to stay put on the lawn, but light enough that I can lift it up on one end and rotate it out of the way (back and forth) to mow the lawn underneath.The only real downside is putting it together, which is a bi*&h. Trying to hold 4 or 5 ends of the bars together while you get a nut/bolt/washer thru them, is a challenge, even with help. Doing 5 bars can be done w/ 2 people/kids, but I would have enlisted a 3rd set of hands if I had them available. Keep track of the build as you go, cuz it's easy to get it wrong, alternating the blue/green bars, by 4 or 5 bars in each section, (it makes more sense once you're building it).**TIP-I had to go around and tighten each nut/bolt after the fact, because you don't want them to be cranked down super tight as you go, otherwise you won't have the wiggle room needed to get them all together at the end.*Keep them hand tight until the whole thing is together, then go around the whole thing, starting from the bottom and work your way around and up, tighten as you go, then attach the plastic red handles to each joint. Easily a 2 hour job, me and my 9 yr old did it together. Highly recommend.

This is exactly what I wanted. It’s super sturdy, easy(ish) to put together and has held up really well. The youngest that we have that can make it past the bottom bars is 4 (about 38” tall) and the oldest we’ve had on it is 38 🤣 we’ve had adults on it a couple times as well as the 5 yr old and 11 yr old that play on it daily. Putting it together was interesting only because I had 3 men telling me how THEY thought it should be put together while I was trying to read the instructions to put it together. Between reading the instructions and looking at the pictures you’ll be just fine. I do recommend power tools as long as you’re careful it will save you some time. We even had an issue with one piece being manufactured incorrectly, it had a piece of metal in the threads so it wouldn’t screw on. I emailed the contact email they literally have on every page of the instructions and asked if I could get another and Betty responded to my email the next morning had it to me within a few days and even checked back to be sure I received it and that all was good to go. Couldn't recommend it more. We purchased the blue/green (turquoise) in the 10ft option.

This is a great structure! Very sturdy and not cheaply made. Assembly was a bit difficult as the instructions weren't super clear, but once we understood the pattern (by looking at the picture) the rest came together well. We had 6 kids (4-8 years old) playing on it and it didn't move an inch! Would absolutely recommend for kiddos.

Great, sturdy product. Well constructed. My 5 and 2 year old granddaughters love it! Though it comes with a wrench and Allen wrenches, I recommend having a socket set and full size wrenches available, as it will make as assembly MUCH faster. Also, you will DEFINITELY need a second person because someone will have to hold the pieces at the correct angles while the bolts/nuts are installed. Highly recommended!

Just gone done putting this together, so I can't speak to the durability, etc. but I can say that all of the comments about assembly here are correct. It is conceptually difficult, and physically challenging.It takes a while to wrap your head around what you're trying to do. Read the instructions a minimum of 10 times. Watch the youtube video at least 15 times. Do both before you start, and keep doing it while you're putting it together.Do not start bolting pieces together if you're not sure of the proper order, etc. You will have to undo and redo connections later which will break your spirit and steal your soul.You don't actually need two people, though I'm sure it would make it a bit easier. The second person's main function is to hold pieces in place while you bolt them together.A couple more tips...1. If you don't have a second person, position a ladder in the middle while you are assembling. Use the rungs of the ladder to rest pieces on while you make connections.2. DO NOT worry about fanning the pieces out into proper shape while you are bolting them together. THE ONLY THING that matters when you are making initial connections is that all of the pieces are in the proper order as they overlap and the bolt goes through them. Counterclockwise is the correct order. Put the pieces in whatever positions you need to to get the bolt through and get the nut barely on (1-2 revolutions). Then tighten the connection with a 1/2 socket. Tighten connections almost all the way, but leave a little play until the very end.3. You will need a deep socket, as the bolts are long when things are tightened all the way down.The first two layers go together pretty quickly. Things start to get confusing after that. Don't be afraid to take a break and read the instructions several more times before resuming assembly.

This climber is awesome! We bought it for my 3 year olds birthday party. He was still a little too short to climb, so he needed a little help, but he will grow into it! My husband was able to put it together very fast! He said it would have been easier to have 2 people but he was able to do it by himself!Here is a picture with my husband and his friends testing the “1000 pound” capability 😂

While it is pretty difficult to build by yourself, it is possible if you’re bored and determined enough. I managed to complete it in an hour and a half while my toddler was napping. Very sturdy, but you’re probably going to want to anchor it down and that isn’t included.

Very sturdy! I lost the instructions and customer service helped right away!