Crazy Forts by Crazy Forts

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FRUSTRATING!!!!

3 weeks ago

Wow - I almost gave up on this one. This is big on concept but poor on execution. I spent the first hour helping put a structure together - guess what?, the balls have a right way up and have to be in the right direction for the 45' angles to work. After we had built a great house, I spent the next hour fixing it because it the rods fall out of the balls at the slightest movement. Aaaagghhhh! Don't recommend it to anyone for the hefty price.

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4 weeks ago

The idea behind this toy is great, but that doesn't change the fact that it's not safe. FYI, I was playing WITH my kids when it happened, that's how I know WHAT happened. I actually let her try to play with HER toy. Nice name-calling, BTW. Was that for my benefit or my kids'? Very mature! Why don't you read the rest of the comment next time, before commenting? My point was that this accident could easily have happened to a kid of any age or even to an adult. So, if ever your Crazy Forts comes… + read more

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This toy is NOT for dummies

4 weeks ago

Bought it for my kids last year and they asked for more this year. Check out the facebook page they have on their website. Awesome structures using multiple kits. The imagination coming to life is wonderful to see and experience. That is if you like to be with your kids when they play. Without supervision, a 2yr old can get into all kinds of trouble, and that fact has nothing to do with this great toy.

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DANGEROUS TOY!!

4 weeks ago

I am totally disgusted with this toy. I bought this for my 5-year-old. She could not construct the fort on her own because the sticks are so difficult to place securely inside the purple balls. To take it apart is even more straining. One of the sticks split in 2 in my daughter's hand as she was trying to remove it from a ball. That same day, my 2-year-old son poked his eye with the end of one the sticks. We spent New Year's Day in the ER. He was diagnosed with a ripped cornea. He could have… + read more

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