Customer Reviews for VEVOR 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

Very satisfied. bought it the second time because my nephews enjoys allot this construction kit.

Good Product

Exactly what we wanted! Sturdy poles and very sturdy balls. Plenty of poles and balls to make endless combinations. Very happy and would recommend compared to many other Den building kits that are flimsy

Grandson, age 3 when purchased and just turned 4 but still, loves this “fort”. He gets to help build different structures and loves it when mom covers the structure with sheets to create “camping tents”, “houses” and movie theaters”. Creative thinking and imagination required. Patience for parents as well as there is a lot of putting sticks into the balls!!! Easy to store pieces in bag that comes in the package.

Very much enjoyed while using

A bit challenging for kids alone, but with adults help it's great! Only wish it came with more connector balls.

My grandson makes different objects with the balls and polls. Allows little people the use of their Neverending imagination.

The VEVOR Tent Fort Building Kit is a fantastic STEM toy that sparks creativity and problem-solving skills in kids. With 120 sturdy pieces, it's perfect for constructing castles, forts, and more, offering endless hours of imaginative play. The easy-to-connect rods and connectors make it user-friendly for children and adults alike. Durable, lightweight, and versatile, this kit is ideal for family bonding or solo play. Highly recommended for young builders!

This toy is a hit with kids. They love it and so do dads, moms, and grandparents. They put sheets, blankets, and towels on it to make an indoor tent with it.

I've got three different sets of these, two of which are the glow kit from Vevor. The kits themselves are well equipped with many pieces, all of which very much like other brands. I did find however that some of these are rather difficult to stick into the holes. Enough so that the kids are unable to attach some of the poles into the holes where an adult is required to make the connection. This seems to be an issue for about 50% of them, but as time goes on as expected with use, it does get easier. Problem seems to like with the balls with the holes and not the rods themselves as the rods are very consistent with their extrusion. The moulds seem to have not compensated enough for material expansion during fabrication for certain areas where the sticks go in. Otherwise, they work fantastic and as expected. Even with the force applied to fasten the pieces, I have not yet broken one of the rods in 18 months of use.