Playground Climbing Cargo Net for Kids, Outdoor Obstacle Safety Nets Ladder Swing Nylon Rope, Balcony Banister Protection Fence Decor Mesh for Sports Bar (3.3'×9.9')

It's pretty much like the description says: a rope ladder hand-made out of thick, soft nylon cord. I've set this up as a ramp into our kids playhouse and it works fine.

Thick quality rope, easy to put up once you know your dimensions. Kids love it!

While the material is nice and soft, this thing is literally held together with duct tape! We wondered why there was gray duct tape all over it so we took one piece off and discovered that the rope was frayed underneath it and unravels easily, plus the netting was dyed with the tape in place so it's white underneath the tape. Did they think folks wouldn't notice? Genuinely confused here. We were trying to use this as safety netting and it definitely won't work for that since all structural integrity is compromised with the frayed edges underneath the duct tape (not to mention it certainly doesn't look good). It's also worth noting that the individual squares are a good bit smaller than the ones in the photos. The size would have worked for us if it weren't for the duct tape, but just mentioning in case anyone planning to use this needed the bigger squares.

This is a very durable climbing net. Great addition to kids fitness areas.

I bought this to put in the kids' playground to make a swinging bridge, but mine had tape on it in places and didn't seem to be the strongest, so I decided to use it in my garden instead and have made a wall for grape vines to climb on as well as green beans on the other end because it is quite long. It is constructed of nylon and measures around nine feet long by three feet wide. It has large holes (not giant ones) and looks pretty cool, but it wasn't designed well enough to be used with children.

The rope in the net is very rugged and sturdy. The rope to attach the net is not so sturdy, it looks like yarn. I am really concerned about the attachment sites of the net. These seem to be taped together with duct tape that has been sprayed the color of the netting. I hate to remove it, but I am going to have to remove it from at least a few spots before I can allow my grandson to climb on it. Otherwise, I will be afraid of it giving way with his weight. If the underneath of the tape is swelted I will feel safe in trusting the net but if the tape is all that holds it together, this net will have to be used for something else besides climbing, cargo maybe.

This rope is made of a solid thick braided rope. I was able to climb it and I am 5'8" 180lbs. The rope is sturdy and solid. It meets the measurements specified at over 9' long by 3' wide.My kids have been using it at 6 and 10 and they said it was hard to climb, hard on their hands, but that is just the pressure of rope. Not knocking it for that. I did notice slipping of the knots on it as well.The things that bother me about this is 2 major things. 1) They provide no instructions or recommendations on setup/intsall. But even more they provide what feels like a thick yarn which I used to install as there was nothing else in the box. For the quality of the rope, they could have thrown in a long portion of the rope itself for securing rather then this cheap yarn which leaves me with some concern. You can see in the image that it is fluffy and frayed when cutting to install.I installed this over steel I beam in my basement as got it end of Oct in MN and will be changing to snow soon. I will move it to the swing set in the spring.2) The rope is where I assume the ends finished are wrapped in duct tape. This is not what I want for my rope securing ends. Between heat, rain, freezing temps that will cause a weak break point in the course of a year. So that is a safety concern for me. If you plan to install this outdoors, I would watch for that.

Got this net to replace one that fell apart on an old playset. It was longer than the old so I used the extra length to stretch it out now it can be used for climbing but also for as a kind of seat/hammock to sit outside.One thing I noticed about this net, I will have to see how long it lasts. At the ends the rope is looped back on itself and taped to keep it from unraveling. I don't know if all nets are like that but will have to see how it lasts. The tape is the exact same color as the rope (when new at least) so it doesn't look bad.I'll update the review if it fades improperly or starts to come apart.

Liked for price value.