Low quality set but nice tunnel!

I’m not massively impressed with the quality of this set. It all feels a bit plasticky and low budget. Personally, I wouldn’t pay more than $35 for this set.The hoop is made from a thin plastic tube which feels particularly flimsy and cheap, and the poles are pretty lightweight. However, I do like the tunnel – it’s by far the highest quality part of the set. It feels robust and has a large diameter making it suitable for small and medium breeds. The set includes prongs which you can thread through the material ties on the tunnel and insert into the ground to secure it in place.

Easy to setup

This is a great agility course, except for the ring, which is just a piece of plastic hose that you strap in place to form a circle. I love that this set is quick to take down and store. There are 2 storage bags that all the pieces fit into.

Fun backyard agility set

One thing to keep in mind when ordering this is that it is not a professional agility set. It’s very much made for training or introducing things to your dog. The price tag is a bit high with that in mind.I had no trouble setting anything up and my 16 week malinois is having a blast learning to operate his body through everything. The quality is fine for a backyard agility course. I don’t forsee the tunnel lasting us very long before ripping… Otherwise, there’s not a ton to complain about!

okay set

okay set overall, could be better for its price tag.The jump ring is a joke, it is just a cheap plastic flex tube that doesn’t have anything to connect it together at all and will easily be punctured by claws or teeth.. You use the velcro to tie it to the pole as shown in listing pic but, that does not stop the tube from slipping out as soon as your dog jumps through the tube ring.. Definitely NOT good!!The poles are all not bad, go into ground deep enough to not be knocked down when a large dog goes throw obstacle course however, the jumping across bar doesn’t stay in connecting pieces well enough, as soon as my dog goes under it and brushes on that bar, it falls out of connecting pieces. As soon as he jumps or walks over the bar, it falls down.. Hub says it is suppose to be like that (fall out easily) so dogs don’t get hurt if they miss jumping high enough but, i don’t know about that. personally not into having to reattach the bar every time while he is training..the tunnel is large enough for our 80ish lb GSD boy, at least large enough for him to semi squat as he runs through it.. good size and so far holding up well and inside wires on outside ends isn’t popping out/ripping through yet…overall okay set, not so sure it is worthy of the eighty price tag though..

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Relatively good quality- worked best for our medium sized dog

For the price, you are getting a nice agility set for your canine buddies. The weave poles are my absolute favorite and they stick into the ground well. My dog is still working on those!We have a large golden retriever that has entered the golden years of his life. He did the weave polls once and looked at me like I was nuts. You really can’t teach an old dog new tricks.My mom’s dog came to visit, and she’s a different story. She’s a border collie and is eager to try new things. She was doing everything on leash without trouble. She did kind of mangle the hoop with a misguided jump. My only critique is that the hoop could have been made with a different material that was a bit sturdier.Otherwise, we had a blast with everything. It will take her some time to get it down, but she was having a great time getting treats and pets.Favorite part: Weave polesLeast favorite: Hoop quality

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Nice starter set

This review is for the “Collar Crush Dog Agility Training Equipment – Agility Training Equipment for Dogs”My set came in good condition. I got everything listed on the photo except the “start field”, which is fine, but they need to include it or change the description.WHAT I GOT:• 6 Slalom poles• 1 Hurdle set• 1 Jump Ring Set• 1 Tunnel + bag for storage• 1 Storage bag for poles, parts, and tubing for the jump ring set• Extra plastic connectors for the hurdle setIt would be nice if the slalom poles and the bottom poles for the jump ring and hurdles had covers over the pointy ends that go into the ground, and the black storage bag was larger so that everything could go into the black storage bag. As it is, I need to figure out a way to store the poles that stick into the ground. The other poles, the parts, and the tubing fit into the black bag. The tunnel has its own bag.So, two things don’t fit the description to me: 1) There is no “start field” and 2) Everything does not fit into the included bags for storage and travel.Other than that, the pieces seem to be made fairly well for a starter set. I think that it is great for our backyard and learning agility for fun.

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Great beginner set! Not a good toy bone…

-easy to assemble-fun-light weight-carrying cases to transport-really a good start to agility-not sure about how durable the jump ring will beJust starting out, I think this is a good set as another really interactive activity for you and your pup. The poles are durable and seem like they will last through lots of sessions, the jump ring probably not, but I will keep it low to the ground as my pup is learning.It was really easy to put everything together. I thought I would need to watch a video, but the instructions with the product description are enough to get you on your way, to a really great activity for your pup. Would recommend and would buy again…

Good enough for government work

Dog obstacle courses are a great way to play with your pup while also giving them enough of a challenge to keep them mentally occupied. Sure it takes a bit of effort to teach your dogs how to maneuver, but once they’ve got it, you can change the course to keep them on their toes.The downside to this is that one really needs a pretty good sized yard to use this. My backyard is fairly large, at least by SoCal suburban standards. It’s roughly 3,600 square feet. but then again there are mature fruit trees along the edge, some paved space, and an area carved out for a small vegetable garden, which reduces my usable area to less than 900 sq ft. And even with that space, laying this entire course out was tough.So, I’m really left to only use one or two of the obstacles. Which is fine, because my dogs seem to be okay with the slalom and the tube, but aren’t really fans of the hurdles.

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Adequate for beginners

If you are looking for something to begin basic agility without fully committing yourself to the full range of potential equipment, this could be a good solution.The size is optimal for a smaller to medium sized dog, providing no bigger than 70lbs.The quality could be a little more durable for the price.

Our Pups love it!

This is great. It all came in one box, and was very easy to assemble. Our dogs wanted to use it instantly, and loved jumping through the hoop. I was very surprised on how many different things you can do with the bars, and ways to set them up, with figure eights, or straight slaloms. The square box worked really well for training tricks, like sit,stand,down. The tunnel was so fun for them they did not want to get out. The best part is you can set up an entire yard for fun and activity and it all fits in too easy pouches. We already took it to a park and other dogs wanted to play with us. All the pieces are very strong, sturdy, and well made. One of best features are the bright blue and yellow colors which makes them easily seen day or night. Overall for the price, this was well worth it. Gonna recommend to all my pawrents.