To be honest I have not tested the product yet. There wasn't enough snow when we got it, and now it's too cold to be safe outside. Looking at it, this seems comparable to similar products at Canadian Tire. My gripe isn't with the product. It's with the poor instruction editing quality. The manufacturer/seller/whoever needs to either 1) hire a copy editor for English or 2) pay for Grammarly or 3) turn on spellcheck in Word or Google Docs. Given the easy tools available I would be embarrassed to be from that company and find out how poorly edited the documents are. Why am I making a big deal of this? Documentation may be easily disregarded, but I find it's how I can first establish creditability and quality of the product and those behind it. If they can't be bothered to properly edit a document, why should I trust them in the future? I attached a photo of one page and highlighted select (glaring) issues.

first one was broken in shipping ( frame was bent) and the box was really beaten up, customer service was prompt to send a new one which is in perfect condition, kids love it! instruction could be clearer, but then again, theres only one way to assemble it.

Brisé après seulement une utilisation

Kids love it. Same as the one I used to have as a child.

Seem very sturdy for my 9 and 7 year olds.

Pareil à ceux des années 90 :)