Adjustable Height Training Hurdle, Red

This is a great product! Easy to set up and take down. Well made, sturdy. They also don’t take up a lot of room. They aren’t big and bulky. I looked at a bunch of other options for hurdles and this was the best value by far. Most other hurdles are big and bulky and expensive. I’m happy with my purchase. I highly recommend this hurdle!

To lock the bar in place, I use "shoelace spring locks" purchased from temu.com. One shoelace can make two locks. It works very well. The locks can be kept in the handle when you remove the crossbar, so they don't get lost.

Great item for someone interested in doing hurtles for school. You can change the sizing very easily. Very easy to store away as well

These are a great addition for training purposes. Expand the areas to work on hurdling. Only Drawback is windy conditions causes them to fall over.

I purchased this product four of them actually in 2020 around $34 $28. They're now $60 which is absolutely freaking ridiculous. The fact that somebody would charge that much for a very very poorly made product that bends breaks snaps the bolt the measurement stick breaks easily. I Mean they're good to use. For instance a training business, they're not really what you would want to rely on if you got somebody That's running the hurdles as opposed to working on plyometric things. But these things should cost no more Than $25 the fact that they're $60 champion you should be embarrassed.

Needed something easy and portable and affordable to keep my son in shape through Covid restrictions. Perfect for the situation and will probably last long enough for his children to use one day.

The hurdles are a good if you aren't using them with older boys. The plastic hurdle bar is not made of heavy plastic. Mine broke after 10 minutes of use, and the metal screw in the hinge strips after several uses. However it met the purposes I needed it for for this Track Season.

By hurdle standards these are cheap and easy to haul around. They allow you to create hurdle heights under 30 inches, which is great for youth and women. The downside is they easily blow over in the wind, fall apart hilariously often, and my athletes have broken several crossbars. If you’re willing to put up with that, these are great.