Fort Building Kit Creative Fort Indoor Outdoor for 5-12 Years Old Boys and Girls STEM Building Toys with Storage Bag DIY Castles Tunnels with 86 Rods and 44 Balls

I thought for sure this would come with flimsy pieces and barely enough parts but I was pleasantly surprised. It has so many pieces and makes very sturdy structures! The kids struggle a bit to insert and remove the rods. But overall, very pleased!!

Add your own sheets and this makes a fort I would have only dreamed of as a kid. I am excited for the kids to play with this on Christmas. Simple construction, easy to fit together, and well made. Able to make many unique shapes and easy to take apart and put away. What a great idea! I'm in to no screens nor batteries as much as possible now and this definitely helps.

It’s a little tricky for my kids (5,3) to stick together because you have to really force them together but it holds well enough. I found standard blanket are too heavy for them to hold without bending but flat sheets work great! I would get maybe 2 or more packs if you want to build anything big or crazy but one pack is enough for a small fort for my kids. The kids seem happy!

Let me start by saying this is the coolest invention for kids. We absolutely love this set. Very sturdy and versatile. When I say "we" I mean my 5 year old and her dad who do not mind mess clutter. It is large and in charge which is nice for her to play but if you have a small house or space for this type of play, be forewarned, it can be overwhelming putting it up and taking it down if the space is needed in a pinch. Very well made. Highly recommend for people who are not OCD about clutter in their space like I am

Three stars because how flimsy the Fort is and how difficult it is to figure out the different layouts. It should be easier for kids to figure out, so they can build their Forts with help from an adult. I love the concept of this product and my son still loves it. Just have to figure out how to create one of the options in the book lol.

**update 1 year later* She’s still playing with this and loves it. Haven’t heard of anything breaking but she’s not a super roughhousing kid. I would definitely recommend this for most kids (not super rough players)** Got this for a visit from my 4 year old niece. I wouldn’t expect a child under the age of probably 6-7 to be able to do this without safety/sturdiness concerns. I assembled a tall fort. The poles don’t fit into the spheres the best, and I’m unclear on why the spheres have specific orientation (arrows need to go UP). I believe I used reasonable force to insert the poles but they never felt secure (either didn’t insert far or felt easily removed). The poles definitely bend easily under a small amount of force but none broke so their flexibility is decent. Generally I really enjoyed this but would advise caution based on the above observations. I wouldn’t expect this to last more than probably 10-15 builds. If allowing a child to assemble I wouldn’t be surprised if poles got broken. The structure was wobbly at best but held, though I did build mine tall to save my back so that’s a contributing factor. For the price and fun its a good buy. $60 is definitely more than I wanted to spend but in the current market I suppose it’s a decent deal. Looking forward to seeing what else we can build. Appreciate the storage bag.

I would give this zero stars if I could. This is one of the worst purchases I have made on Amazon. I am floored that this has any high reviews. The product I received has holes in the balls that are too loose and shallow for the poles to stay in. The parts do not click together whatsoever. Its a balancing act of trying to make a grid where all the poles just keep falling out of the 'connecting balls,' The balls are also very heavy compared to the poles, making it an even more difficult balancing act. It is impossible to build a structure for an adult, there is no possible way a child could successfully build this. Even if it could be built without constantly falling apart, there is no way you could get inside and play. You need the grid inside to attempt to hold it together, so there is no room to go inside. Plus, you can't bump it or touch it AT ALL or it completely falls apart. Its a total mess. This was a Christmas gift, and so my window for a return is gone. I am beyond disappointed by this product. My kids are beyond disappointed by this product. I feel absolutely duped by the promises of this 'toy.' It also doesn't come with a blanket or cover, not that the structure I receieved could ever support one. Buyer beware, do not waste your money on this thing. It is so bad, this is the first review I have ever felt compelled to make to warn others.

My son has been in love with his fort since we opened the package and put it together. Small learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it was pretty easy to put together

Great to build forts, easy enough our 7 year old could do by herself, 5 year old needs a bit of help. Note: if you want to cover the fort with a sheet (anything heavier, would prob make it tip or sway), make sure you move/adjust the fort structure where you want it first, otherwise some of the pegs can pop out. Simple and clear instructions, make sure to watch arrow direction on balls, it makes a difference if making the designs given. The one bigger design was one ball shy of being able to complete (though all 130 pieces were in the kit). I emailed the customer service provided on the instructions, and quickly got a reply that they would send an extra ball in the mail, free of charge. When it arrived, they'd even sent extra. Very happy with the product thus far. My only feedback was it would be nice to have some other colour options.

I purchased the Tiny Land Fort Building Kit for my kids, and it has been a huge hit! With 130 pieces, this set provides endless possibilities for creative play. My 6 and 8-year-olds have spent hours building everything from castles and towers to play tents, both indoors and outdoors. The pieces are sturdy, easy to connect, and just the right size for little hands to handle. What I love most is that this kit encourages STEM learning through play. It helps my kids develop problem-solving skills, creativity, and teamwork as they figure out how to construct different structures. The instructions are easy to follow, but my kids also enjoy coming up with their own designs, which has been fantastic for their imagination. The set is well-made and durable, holding up well even after multiple play sessions. It’s lightweight, making it easy to move around and disassemble when needed. Overall, this is a wonderful toy for kids who love to build and create. I highly recommend it to any parent looking for a fun, educational, and engaging activity for their children!

I'm shocked at how difficult and time consuming this is to use. I got it for my boys, 10 and 5 for Christmas. On the photos you provide, the kids are building with dad. I can assure you no kids are building forts here. I'm writing this review on a break from building a fort for my 5 year old. I have to take breaks because of how sore my hands are from pushing those rods into the balls, and half of it is falling apart as we go. I'm really disappointed. Very hard to use. Don't waste your time or money.

Nice kit for fort building! Lots of fun for kids. Should definitely come with more red connector balls for free form fort building. Otherwise satisfied with purchase.

It got their attention. Rods were difficult to lock in, or rods pop out easily. Either way it makes it hard to keep kids attention when their invention collapses.