The String Theory is a colossal 3D net climber with a geometric web of nylon-wrapped steel ropes. The steel frame holding everything together is powder-coated to withstand whatever weather rolls in. So don’t worry about this thing rusting or wearing out over time. The bars of the frame also provide protection and support to kids inside climbing the net. The netting inside is a maze of tightly strung ropes that are durable enough to support even the most ambitious climbers. Kids can move across the ropes, climb up, down, or all around without noticing they’re working out. Climbing strengthens muscles, improves balance, and enhances spatial awareness, which makes String Theory essentially a workout in disguise for kids. The climber is also perfect for crowded playgrounds as the design allows it to handle a whole bunch of kids at once. Supervisors will also have peace of mind noticing how easily the sturdy steel frame handles the load of a group of kids.
