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Your little adventurer can explore and discover from the peak of the summit. Its authentic design reaching 80" tall makes this climber look like a real rock climbing wall giving your child over 100 square feet of outer climbing area!
- Four unique climbing surfaces create varying challenges
- Features 2 climbing cargo nets, 1 floor net and 9 grips
- Narrow top offers a challenging climb for children
- A hole at the top of the peak allows children to peak out
- Mounting hardware included and adult assembly is required
- Limit 4 children - Maximum weight limit 320 lbs. (145.1 Kg)
- Limit 1 child on platform - maximum weight 80 lbs. (36.3 Kg)
- Made in USA of US and imported parts (nets, grips and flag made in China)
- Adult Supervision Recommended
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Cleveland, OH on 11/13/2008
All the kids in the neighborhood love to play on this toy!
Great product, truly unique. However, I also had hardware missing. Assembly instructions were great, but frustrating for the kids to have to wait for new pieces to be bought.
from Florida on 8/29/2008
We have this product in a school playground. The children love it but we had to cover the tip of the bolts for the children not to get scrached
from West Point, NY on 8/20/2008
Our neighborhood is filled with trampolines and swing sets, so I was searching for something a little different. I have 2 boys (ages 6.5 and 2.5). Most everything we owned my oldest had outgrown. Since we move a lot, I wanted something that could move with us. The Skyward Summit seemed to fit the bill so I ordered it. [...] I must say, hubby is handy, so even though he was put off by the number of screws and bolts, etc... that needed to be configured, he put it together in several hours. (NOTE: if you are not handy, you may need to find someone who is to put this together). My oldest loves the mountain. His friends love the mountain. They use it as a club house and a climber. One downside is that there is a hole at the very top where they can climb up and lower themselves onto the platform. I worry they will fall when they get up that high, but there's no keeping the kids from doing it. It's on soft ground and there are huge anchors that keep it in place. Overall, I recommend the summit - it isn't garish in color and it keeps them moving.
The only drawback was that there was a small bag of hardware (nuts and bolts) missing from our shipment. I am sure that since this is a newer product, those who put the parts in left this bag out. We ran to the hardware store to pick up the parts we needed and were on our way (we did have to go back as I forgot to mark some pieces that were missing - silly wife that I am). We have a four year old girl and a 1 year old boy. They both enjoy it. My son only climbs underneath, but loves it. My daughter loves racing to the top. All in all - totally worth the money and time.
from Yucca Valley Ca on 7/31/2008
WE love it and we are verry happy with it but it grts hot i think its the color
from Irmo, SC on 7/28/2008
A group of parents collected money to buy this to add to the play yard where my children go to daycare. They have really been enjoying it and the only problem the teachers have had is making sure only a few children at a time are playing on it! Too early to tell how truly durable it is but it seems to be good quality.
from Absecon, NJ on 7/17/2008
The kids love it provides hours of fun
from Enid, Oklahoma on 7/15/2008
Finally, I have been waiting for a toy like this. I am a family childcare provider the ages of the children I watch range from 3yrs to 6yrs and I am a mom of a 1yr old and a 4yr old. This is a great toy. The children love it.The only con is that is needs a slide or something to help the children get down faster other than climbing back down or jumping off.
from Chicago, IL on 6/30/2008
My three year old grandaughter needed a little "spotting" for her first couple of climbs but loved it and soon her confidence was there to try it on her own. Great for building coordination skills.
from Alpine, Ut on 6/30/2008
My grandkids couldn't wait to come to grandma's house to, in their words, "climb to the clouds in the sky"! I had to get help to put it together, but it was simple. Hours of fun! I don't think they will ever outgrow it!
from Montgomery on 6/27/2008
My 3-year old gradson loves our new climber and we do too. It is very sturdy and I expect that it will last forever [like all of our other step2 toys]!
from Durant, OK on 6/21/2008
Our kids love this climbing toy. It is large and my 7 year old absolutely thinks its soooo much fun! Neat idea, never seen anything like it!
from Gastonia, NC on 6/20/2008
This is a great product, but beware of a few things! First, the trucking company had mangled and tore up the flimsy box it was shipped in. I had some parts missing and had to buy from the hardware store! Took a good day to put together!
But my autistic/ADD boy loves to climb on it! So in the long run, it is worth it!
Just recommend insurance on shipping, JUST IN CASE!