Enjoyable Forts Glow Fort Constructing Equipment for Youngsters – 81 Pack Glow in The Darkish STEM Constructing Toys Indoor Out of doors Play Tent for Youngsters Building Toys with 53 Rods and 28 Spheres
$34.99
Value: $34.99
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Energy Your Enjoyable! Our journey started in 2019 with a dream to infuse creativity and ignite imaginations by delivering a various vary of participating toys to households throughout the USA.
Discover our choice, that includes robotic toys, RC automobiles, mini drones, and the thrilling Enjoyable Fort constructing kits – a splendid array of toys designed to captivate and entertain your loved ones!
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GLOW IN THE DARK FORT KIT FOR KIDS: Construct countless children play tent constructions, forts for teenagers, play tunnels, and extra with this development fort set that features 53 glow at midnight connecting rods and 28 multilink spheres
BUILD YOUR OWN FORT DESIGNS IN THE DARK: Create children forts of assorted sizes and styles, indoors or out by inserting and twisting the rods into the spheres (grownup supervision is suggested); glow at midnight items have to be uncovered to gentle previous to activating at midnight
STEM LEARNING TOYS FOR KIDS: Construct and picture whereas mastering primary engineering abilities; this development fort constructing equipment features a constructing information to ignite creativity; make a children play tent by including a light-weight sheet for the roof
KIDS TENT CONSTRUCTION TOYS SPECS: This children play fort equipment is made with kid-safe, BPA-free plastic; contains 15.75” rods and a pair of.4” balls; these development fort constructing toys are good for curious-minded children ages 4 and up
FUN YOU CAN COUNT ON: Spark creativity with our Enjoyable Forts constructing equipment that permits children to construct their very own fort playhouses; this fort-making equipment for teenagers is designed for comfortable constructing
AWARD WINNING STEM TOY: 2021 Mother’s Selection Award Gold Seal of Approval winner for excellence within the children product class
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Prospects discover the collapsible play construction enjoyable for teenagers and excellent for faux play. They admire its present worth and design. Nonetheless, some have reported points with meeting, sturdiness, and match. The holes usually are not correctly sized or lined up, making it simple to tug aside. Opinions fluctuate on worth for cash and whether or not it is child-friendly.
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Chris Esposito –
Interactive and engaging building kit for children
Kit was well made and contained plenty of pieces for whatever build you want to make. Instructions might require parental help, but not for long. Igloo build was a huge hit for the kids. Exemplary customer service. Would definitely order again
Ariel B –
Fun, creative, and fosters hard work.
This has been a great gift for my boys! It’s an awesome STEM toy.They are 6 and 4, and they love making forts. The parts are a little more difficult to assemble for my 4yo but my 6yo does really well with them. They require some strength at times when the poles are inserted into the balls. Not all of the holes are the same size, and some are impossibly small. However, there are so many pieces, and options for holes, that most the time the balls can be twisted to fit just right. I’m the type of parent that doesn’t mind if my children are given a little hard work when they are playing. It helps them down the road with problem solving.The sturdiness is not an issue. According to some of the reviews, people claim that it can’t hold up a blanket. I think these people are just incompetent when it comes to building a structure. I had no difficulty helping my 6yo build this large fort and many others, and it has held up a sheet perfectly every time.
Colleen Hahn –
Not easy to assemble, but fun for kids
Updated: a year later, it is definitely easier. When you learn how to orient the balls for the correct holes to line up, itâs a much smoother process. Still can be tough to assemble, but now that the holes have been used and stretched out more. Itâs easier.And still so fun for the kids!Original: This is NOT easy to assemble. The holes are not all evenly spaced, so sometimes you will get three poles in at right angles, and then have to disconnect all three poles because there isnât an available 45* angle. Even having the etched hole facing up, the angles donât always work.On top of that, it requires a ton of force to get the pole all the way in the balls. My six year olds can get them part of the way in, but not enough for it to stay.However. When it is fully assembled, it stays well. Even if one pole gets bumped out, there is enough support for the item to keep its shape. It even holds its shape with a sheet thrown over it. There are a ton of things to build with it, and my kiddos seem to thoroughly enjoy it.
TNQ –
Great Product, Stellar Customer Service!!
Three to four stars originally only bc while it worked, the fort itself wasnât sturdy. I emailed the company for tips on how to build and once we determined it wasnât user error, they immediately sent me a new set! Not only did they do that but they followed up a few days after delivery to make sure the new one was satisfactory- it was! The new set was easier to build and was super sturdy.Itâs so rare these days to receive customer service like that, especially with online purchases. Thank you so much for your outstanding service! 10/10 recommend.
Zodwraith –
Fun for kids but there’s caveats.
I have mixed feelings on this purchase. While it’s fun for my daughter to play with I’m a little disappointed in the product at this price.First, DON’T waste your money on the glowing version like me. Trust me what seems like a measly $5 isn’t worth it unless you want green to begin with. The glow factor is laughably weak and dissipates really fast. You essentially need a high power flashlight directly against it to get it bright enough to see in a dimly lit room. In the dark it’s _barely_ visible after being in a normally lit room. The glow feature is 100% useless.Second, the pictures in the listing are misleading with the kids shrunk to make the product appear larger than it really is. Read the measurements and you’ll realize you’re not building a fort with just one kit. Do the math and you’ll realize the kids in the picture have 6″ diameter doll sized heads. False advertising at it’s best. This leads me to the price, which I almost want a second kit to build stuff that’s actually cool for the kids but $35 is a LOT for some plastic sticks and balls that are pennies each to produce. This kit would still be profitable at $15, let alone $35. This is way too expensive for the several dollars they’ve spent in plastic. Plastic has gotten more expensive the last few years, but not _that_ expensive.Now I’ll get to what’s good about it. The difficulty to assemble people claim is probably weak mothers and grandmothers that lack the strength to shove the rods in the spheres. It takes a bit of force but you’ll quickly realize this is necessary as they’ll quickly loosen to a manageable amount of force needed. If they were easy to shove together at first they’d fall right out after they get used a little. This was a good idea by the manufacturer when my 2yr old can pull them apart easily after only a few hours of tinkering with build ideas.When it comes to the durability this is also what makes it not so sturdy. The pieces have a decent amount of flexibility to them. This is great to make the pieces themselves near indestructible, but that flex is going to make your kid’s dream castle sag without structural integrity. Think of the flexibility of a pool noodle. I tried putting a fairly thick blanket on her new “castle” to have it topple immediately. Switching to a black satin sheet off my bed to block out the light so she has a hidey hole was a fine remedy.Will I buy a second set? That’s a strong maybe because I want to build bigger and more intricate things for the kids, but I’ll be doing it knowing I’m paying way too much for what I’m getting, which is $5 in plastic with a 700% markup.Don’t think I’m negative overall on the product, I just want people to know what they’re getting. It’s smaller than it appears. It’s flexible so curb your expectations in what you’ll build, but it’s great fun for those of us that grew up building forts out of mom’s couch cushions and want to do the same for our little ones. It’s hard to put a price on that.
Lindsay Schardan –
Makes fort building easy
We use these as a “base” for our forts, no more tieing blankets to things or moving around furniture. We build the frame and then drape blankets over it to enclose the Fort! So easy to use and storing the parts is so easy because they all come apart.
Shane B –
As advertised
Paulo –
My kids are really enjoying it and also they using their imagination and working together.
2smurfs –
Fun, but the pieces are a little flimsy. A little too technical for 4 year olds but probably not enough pieces for older kids to make bigger forts for bigger kids to fit in. Having said that we’re thinking if buying another set to ecpandvthe possibilities. Kids (4yr olds) enjoy it but we have to do it for them!
Sunita –
I got this set thinking it will help my 4yr old to play and kindle is creativity. The concept is really good but connecting these pieces together was a painful process!
Amazon Customer –
I previously rated this is a 1 star cause I had some faulty pieces that didn’t fit together. I wrote the company and they promptly replaced the set and the customer service was very very good. Though the pieces are harder to push together, they are a stronger hold when kids are playing in it.