A rope net element that connects two platforms via a bridge and is connected to the ground by two 'wings' that are intersect the center of the bridge perpendicularly.
A huge standalone element consisting of a large circular metal platform with four vertical climbing nets and four metal pods (nets and pods alternate evenly around the circumference of the platform).
A large metal arch with a rope traverse element. The rope traverse element has two ropes running parallel to each other and the ground with planks between the ropes. There are also vertical support ropes forming the legs of a isosceles triangle.
A large rope net climbing element with seven vertical columns with a central rope net tube ladder, a mess of ropes connecting the columns to the tube ladder and a few black belt seats.
A large element with a cargo net 'twisted' between two platforms and supported by two support beams that 'cross' in the middle; looks like a bowtie from the side.
This is a bridge element that connects two platform consisting of rope netting strung between the two platforms (forming a tube of sorts) with a four black belt steps on the bottom. The top also features two sloping metal beams so advanced climbers can traverse the top of the rope tube without setting foot on on the black belt steps.
This large, standalone climbing feature is generally dome shaped with several internal elements (including a black belt bridge and hanging steps). Great element.
A moderate sized, standalone net climbing structure with curving triangular faces and wood 'cladding' the resembles a cabin. There are a few internal climbing elements and a single metal slide.
A single pole extends from the ground, dramatically flares into a circular metal base. Above the base, there is rope netting that forms a cylinder with a graceful quarter twist before meeting the circular metal ring that forms the top support. And the entire element rotates along the central pole. Amazing.
It's a rope net traverse element with two parallel ropes at the bottom and two parallel ropes at the top. Between the bottom ropes are a few wood plank steps.
A large, standalone net climbing structure with triangular faces and several 'internal' elements including hanging steps and a cargo net. Attaches to a large curved slide via a rope net bridge.
Within an arch, there is a climbing net. Well.. two climbing nets. And neither are perfectly vertical but are rather offset from each other slightly, creating a little gap.
