Better Sporting Dogs 4 Pack Adjustable Dog Agility Jumps with Carry Bag | Dog Agility Equipment

I am very pleased with this set of 4 agility jumps. They will easily adjust for height - I will mark the white poles with magic marker for different levels up to my shelties' jump heights for competition. I can use them on our patio or in the yard. They are light weight and can be moved out of the elements to protect them from rain. The assembly instructions were easy to follow and I had all 4 completely assembled in about 10 minutes. I'm an 83 year old woman, so don't think this is anything but an easy task.

Like the easy assembly and quality. Also came with a carry bag. Trying to give our dogs more exercise within our yard. They are easily adjustable and mobile. I would recommend them.

This is the first time I have purchased a set of jumps, so I can't really compare it to others, but it is good looking, super easy to assemble and also very easy to adjust the bar height. It seems sturdy and comes with a nice storage/carry bag with a strap. I volunteer with our local SPCA and we are going to use this in our "Doggy Games" arena at our annual Doggy Dash in the spring. A nice step up from the old PVC pipes we used before!

These seem decent so far. They were super easy to put together and nothing has broken yet. They're lightweight but they haven't blown around being in our backyard for the past couple of weeks.As expected, the price is way too high for what it is. If you have a pipe cutter you could easily make them for less with material from the hardware store.

Very easy to assemble - our dog loves jumping hurdles. In competition-grade models, the upper bar is designed to easily fall if the dog slightly touches it. This jump bar is fixed by clips. You won't be constantly picking up upper bars, but it also means your dog can easily get tangled when the whole structure tips over. They are light weight and will tip over if your dog clips the upper bar when it jumps over. I recommend starting with low heights and very gradually increasing jump height to avoid possible injury.