AGORA Hurdle Cone Set - 8 Cones and 4 Poles

I love this. My dog needs rehab to build up muscle to a crippled rear leg. They can be adjusted to different heights. I have them spaced around the door ways so he must lift his crippled leg up to get over them. They are lightweight and versatile. Thank you for the holes at different settings., Sometimes I put them all in a row and my other three dogs join in and it is a game to walk over them. Great product.

I am using this equipment in the house; it supplements my dog's agility equipment. It is so versatile with what you can do with it...that's what I like most about it. (Single jumps; around, back jumps; stacking two or three poles at different heights, setting the cones together, and making a several obstacle jump). The equipment is sturdy and colorful!

Great product. Have had it for two months now and very durable plastic. I have left these outside, and So far Stands up to the florida sun. I use it for agility training with my dogs. Easy to assemble and move around the yard when I need to change things up or mow.

Cones and poles were for my dogs parkor training. Cones are very thin plastic and light. Will blow over with a gust of wind, or knocked over very easily by my 82 lb. Lab. But its better than nothing.

Great value for the money! I bought these to use for an obstacle course for preschoolers during indoor recess. They cost less than half of what a educational company was asking for a similar product. We are happy with them so far.

i came broken so i returned

I was going to return these as they are so flimsy. I bought them to train my dogs to work at a distance. Am using them in this regard but they fall over and come apart constantly so am not enjoying them. The poles are fine. The cones are terribly unstable and the fit for the poles is not secure. The cones are very light, if a dog just touches one, down it goes, perhaps they could be staked. Thinking maybe some glue or sticky tape to keep the poles in but then would annoying to transport. I've used just the cones and have resorted to stacking 2 or 3 together to prevent them from constantly falling over.The cones are hard to get apart. Twisting them seems to do the trick.I don't recommend this set for use with active dogs. Mine are about 35 pounds. Might work in other situations.

Received this yesterday. Quality of the product is good. Rods are firm, but lightweight. Do not look as if they will break easily. Same with the cones, they are firm and tall. Will be using these to correct some running issues…weight dispersion and mechanics of running; working with a kid who runs straight-legged, a bit bent at the waist…will see how he does keeping that position while trying to maneuver over even the lowest height :) Options for use are very versatile.