TONGMODogs Agility A-Frame: Premium Dog Agility Equipment for Backyard, Playground, and Park Settings - Non-Slip Dog Agility Equipment - Enhance Your Dog's Agility Course Experience

Great for training and fun when there is no room for permanent playground. Could be taken to the park too. Strong and easy to clean.

As described, it is a good quality wooden board with pre-painted and includes traction strips to go over. That are clear. I did modify it so that the eye screws that are on the bottom are slightly offset now so that the ramp can close more fully before when I closed it, the two eye holes would hit each other and so it still was staying open. About 10°. Size is good and it fits easily in both of my deck boxes. Easy to assemble. Just attach the chain and put on the plastic traction strips lightweight since it seems to be made of pine or similar soft wood. Good value for the backyard but no replacement for a robust device from a dedicated agility company.

Both boards have split down the middle. Has only been used a few times. I have had the item less than a month.

I don't care for the gap at the top. The wood was a bit warped when I got it. I kept it. I use it. But I wouldn't buy it again

terrible product. It was warped and not usable. There is no chain to restrain it, hence again a useless product.

This was easy to set up. All I needed was a screwdriver. It took me about 10 minutes to get the loops screwed in, and another 10 to get the nonslip pads on.It is HEAVY! I will have to use a dolly to move it around the house and yard.It is also perfect size for my small guys just learning the A frame. My dog in the picture is 9 lbs. She had no trouble with it at the lowest height, though my other two dogs are leery of it.

This is a really small a-frame. It's even smaller than I expected. It's pretty nice and certainly works good enough to teach your dog the concept of an agility a-frame. I just wished it was a bit bigger. The wood is really cheap. I set it upside down on the dirt to put screw the hardware in and I already scuffed some of the paint. The traction strips were easy enough to stick to the wood but I'm not sure why they didn't already come assembled like that. My dogs have experience with a-frames, and were a little hesitant to go over this at first but eventually had no problem. The feeling of it is much different than a competition a-frame so I think that is where their hesitation came from. It feels like they'll slip since the step pieces don't have traction. It's a good a-frame for a cheap backyard alternative. However, I think you could make a much bigger one for a cheaper cost in materials. But if you don't want to do that, this one works as a great practice for beginning agility dogs.

The overall design is good. The colors and size are great for a backyard. The height is adjustable. The wood is milled together. The paint is scratched easily. Not for leaving outside. The tread comes up easily. When my dog tried to go over, the exposed wood and slats are too slick. The top caught her paw, it needs velcro and fabric or something similar. Details need improvement.