Step2 Panda Climber Outdoor Playset with Slide Toddler

Bought this for one year old grandson and he loves it. He climbs up the little slide and slides back down on his tummy the same direction he climbed up. He loves to make it to the top platform also and to crawl through the tunnel holes on the bottom of it. Very sturdy and perfect size.

This climber delivers the smiles. My grandson is 18 months old and really climbed all over this. Climbers at his daycare are too big for him and this is manageable and pintsize. He is big for his age so we may need something bigger by next summer. Very affordable. Great confidence builder.

We bought this for our 21 month-old daughter. She was so thrilled to try it, the only sad thing was having to pry her off to go back inside! We often go to a play place that has a lot of equipment similar to this set up, so I saw ahead of time that she would like this type of thing, and feel we made the best choice with this platform slide instead of the smaller stand alone type. It feels very safe when she's on it. Since we have to put it over slate tile, we have the Step 2 playmats underneath, which provide great cushioning. There's no need to buy a more expensive product, though they are plently out there. We also bought the Neat & Tidy Cottage, and combined they were cheaper than the all-in-one styles that include both. Happy playing!

My 16 month loves this! I was worried it was a little babyish for him since he’s been running around since 9 months and going down slides since 11 months but it’s the perfect size and he’ll get a few good years out of it. Must be on even ground to prevent falling over and if sitting down he’s able to fall through the back of it even with the little barrier so he cautious of that! My babes 32.5 inches and 28lbs in case measurements help anyone with their decision

Kids love it! Was a bit confusing to put together. But overall an amazing purchase

My 14 month old daughter loves the slide. She hasn't quite got the hang of the steps, but enjoys standing on the platform, pushing her teddy bear down, and sliding down. It's the perfect size for our living/play room. It's about as tall as our couches. However, it was difficult to assemble. My husband and I tried one night and managed to attach one side to the platform but could not get the second. Gave up. Had friends over the following day and together, over the course of several hours and with much persistence we got the second side attached to the platform. The slide is very sturdy and so the difficult construction is probably justified. But I would beware any plans to have one person assemble in a jiffy.

It required strength and a second set of hands to hold a section together, while inserting the required screws. The spots where screws needed to be inserted was helpful, but it is helpful to first drill pilot holes - not sure why they didn't do it in the factory! our one+ year old had fun with it, and the five year old, not so much. But, he did like climbing to the upper level and under it too. We have the slide empty into a kiddie pool - which was a big success!

I ordered this for my 20 month old. The age recommendation was 1 1/2-5 yrs. I feel like this is entirely too old. My 20 month old looks like a giant in this toy. Also, I wish it was a little sturdier.

Walmart should just mark down and get rid of old merchandise. The whole box was full of holes, faded, and retaped, sort of. Item is faded.

I'm very irritated. I purchased this for my 1 year old son for Christmas and waited until Christmas Eve to put it together since it's a big item. I went to put the screws in after getting everthing assembled and find it doesn't even have holes where the screws are supposed to go. My husband said the only options are is to either return or to drill bit holes to get the screws in. The entire slide looks very unsafe and weak. I put pressure with one hand where my child is supposed to stand and the plastic caves in. None of the pieces look like they fit properly and the bottom of the slide doesn't even touch the ground. So now I'm stuck trying to figure out what to do on Christmas Eve night. First world problems, I know. This shouldn't be an issue though when you spend $160 on something. Also, I guess I shouldn't have waited until Christmas Eve to put together but again, you wouldn't expect their to be an issue.