Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tent Fort Building Kit for Kids Glow In The Dark STEM Construction Toy 85P

It takes a lot of space to store and place to play with. Lots of pieces! It's a little hard sometimes to stick the pieces and have it stay up stable. It is fun and creative, definitely not for all kids. Some will love it more than others especially those who have some patience. Not super easy to assemble. Worth okay money. Makes for a good gift for the right kid.

My grandson couldn't wait to open this box, and he immediately started building a \"gift.\" The pieces are sized for small hands and there are no sharp or hard edges. The pieces are also easy for little ones to put together and pull apart to make new creations. There are so many varieties of structures you can make with the number of parts you get. Great price for a toy that will get lots of use and will likely be passed down to other kids in the family.

This is a great playset for one on one interaction and quality time with my grandson. From the VEVOR Store, this Fort Building Kit for Kids, 120PCS STEM Building Toys, Educational Gift for 4 5 6 7 8+ Year Old Boys & Girls, Indoor Outdoor Play Tent Builder Set Construction Toys with 80 Rods and 40 Balls is wonderfully prepared. There is quite a bit of value here. The build set is good the pieces supplied are plentifully to either construct with the examples or create your own from imagination. Although, seemingly the sticks are of a thinner grade, there is some durability and sturdiness to hold the weight of a flat sheet. However, the real value of it all is the ability for hands-on creativity, and the time spent with a loved one, is more the value that is most cherished. Overall an affordable and with quality in mind. This build set is well worth the consideration.

This was a fun find for the kids. We're always making forts (or \"houses\") with couch cushions, chairs, and blankets, but they are always low profile. With the 80 rod, 40 ball kit I was able to make the kids the igloo build but two levels so they can even stand up in it. They are 4 and 2, and the rods and balls are quite sturdy and stand up to the pulling and bending that are inevitable att hese ages. From the feel if it, the rods will probably break if purposely bent too much, but my kids aren't that strong. It comes woth some cheap plastic clips to hold blankets and sheets, and the clips work for their intended use. You can build the designs from the examples that come with it, or if you have older kids let them explore with making their own designs. There is a lot they can build with this! The bag it comes with holds everything well, but the design is random, albeit cute (it says \"monster\" and has cute little monsters on it). I picked this up on a whim and my kids are very happy with this surprise. The price is right (for the 120 piece kit) to make for a great gift at a reasonable price.

My granddaughter is an engineer at just under 4 years old. She just loves to assemble things. So we've gotten her all sort of these sorts of toys, e.g. foam blocks and such. What is so great about this set is that there is no end to what their imaginations can create. Although it is really nice that included is a \"cheat sheet\" of designs for us to build. This set includes 48 corners or joints (balls) and 96 rods which is more than enough to build a fort, a castle, even an igloo! I really like how simple they are to put together, many are not, with too many different parts. This set has two, so the child does not get overwhelmed. Her grandmother says that she has something like this at home but this one is better because it's easier to assemble. I also like that it comes with a storage bag so a little discipline can be taught by picking up and putting back when we're done playing. To be honest, I do not have any input from her yet as it is a surprise for her next visit. But I can assure you that she will be thrilled with this set. Wait till she finds out the rods glow in the dark. With a blanket cover the giggles will not cease. As a grandparent or parent, you have to love the price, too.