Not "˜eezy peezy' !! I guess they spell it wrong for a reason. First of all it is great for kids to climb on and they really love it. It's sturdy and friendlier for them when they fall. BUT, it does not just snap together! The pins have such a strong spring that you must use more force than you have. Once you get it together your exhausted! The concept is simple, yes, but the assembly and disassembly are a nightmare! The disassembly is even worse than the assembly! If you live in a climate where the temperatures drop to or below freezing, you will have to disassemble it and bring it indoors. This is in the instructions. The materials cannot withstand the temperatures. The tool that comes with it, doesn't work! The idea is that you put the tool around the tube and there are two plastic tabs on the inside of it that are supposed to depress the metal tabs (that rust) in, so that you can pull each joint apart. This is not the case! The plastic tabs on the tool don't line up with the metal ones and the amount of force it takes to squeeze them is impossible for even a grown man who works with his hands every day and has an exceptional grip. To disassemble it you will need a lot of patience and a punch to press each tab in. You will have bruised fingers after you assemble and disassemble. The manufacturer lies BIG TIME on this one. BE WARE!!

The top portion is SUPER flimsy and scary so I removed it. Some of the black metal pieces inside the tubes to snap them together were not bent correctly so they slid out and were loose. I was able to use 2 from the stack that I removed to replace the bars with loosened pieces. Over all its pretty cool for little kids. I have 3 little ones who play on it and the oldest out of them is 7 and she is probably maxing it out with the 5 and 3 year old on it together.

It was rather simple to put together because of the instructions/labeling. However, I pinched myself a handful of times while putting it together. Don't mess up or you will spend a great deal of time trying to disassemble and may injure yourself in the process. Thankfully my son enjoys it so it was worth it.

When I found this on Amazon I was so excited! This would go in the playroom and would guarantee naps for my two toddlers now 2 and 3. However, when I set it up, it was a totall fail. The eldest would only climb on it if we prompted him to. My husband called it a "dud" along with the ball pit I also purchased.

So then I decided to try a bouncy house. To make room for the bouncy house I slid the ball pit underneath the monkey bars. OMG it was like Christmas!!! Instantly both kids were all over it!!! They absolutely love the combination.

If you are serious about investing in a nap toy go for this and put a ball pit underneath. Use the jumbo balls for good cushioning as the kids do their acrobatics.

I will edit this with the link to the ball pit supplies I also purchase in Amazon.

The product is missing the piece that snaps into place on the J5 part. By the time this was realized, the structure was 3/4 the way built. I have put 2 hours into building it so far and my fingers are raw from snapping each part into place. The only replacement option is to take it completely apart and get an entirely new product shipped. That is absolutely ridiculous! The J5 part should be an easy part to replace on its own.