The learning tower includes a frame and a platform. The frame includes a rear leg assembly and a front leg assembly rotatably coupled to one another. The platform is removably coupled to the frame. The learning tower is configured to transition between an open position and a closed position, and the platform is configured to transition between a lower position and an upper position. In the lower position, the first end of the platform is rotatably coupled to the frame at a lower mounting position and the second end of the platform is slidably coupled to the frame through engagement with a first pair of channels. In the upper position, the first end of the platform is rotatably coupled to the frame at an upper mounting position and the second end of the platform is slidably coupled to the frame through engagement with a second pair of channels.

A play structure for children, including two vertically arranged pillars and a first vertically arranged panel element connected between the two pillars, said two vertically arranged pillars each being longer than 2 m and said first vertically arranged panel element being arranged such that its upper edge is located higher than 2 m from the bottom of the two vertically arranged pillars. The first vertically arranged panel element comprises a rectangular frame comprising a top and a bottom horizontally arranged frame member and a left and a right vertically arranged frame member, said top, bottom, left and right frame members together defining an enclosed area, said enclosed area being greater than 0.5 m2 and said enclosed area being filled with a mesh structure made from elongated metal elements arranged in a repeating pattern, each of the elongated metal elements being fastened to at least two different frame members.

A play structure for children, including two vertically arranged pillars and a first vertically arranged panel element connected between the two pillars, said two vertically arranged pillars each being longer than 2 m and said first vertically arranged panel element being arranged such that its upper edge is located higher than 2 m from the bottom of the two vertically arranged pillars. The first vertically arranged panel element comprises a rectangular frame comprising a top and a bottom horizontally arranged frame member and a left and a right vertically arranged frame member, said top, bottom, left and right frame members together defining an enclosed area, said enclosed area being greater than 0.5 m2 and said enclosed area being filled with a mesh structure made from elongated metal elements arranged in a repeating pattern, each of the elongated metal elements being fastened to at least two different frame members.

Device for switching over the operating mode of a dynamic pylon for dances comprises as follows: the latch (2) at least one detail of pylon assemble with main recess (1) for the latch (2) at least one detail of another pylon assemble with counter-recess (8) for the latch (2) one magnet lock comprising at least one permanent magnet (7), whereas the main recess (1) for the latch (2) performed opened from the side of its lateral wall towards the outer space around the pylon detail wherein the main recess (1) is located, whereas the latch (2) is a member of the magnetic lock (the second or the third one). Switching over the mode of pylon operation is possible without interrupting the performance of exercises.

Device for switching over the operating mode of a dynamic pylon for dances comprises as follows: the latch (2) at least one detail of pylon assemble with main recess (1) for the latch (2) at least one detail of another pylon assemble with counter-recess (8) for the latch (2) one magnet lock comprising at least one permanent magnet (7), whereas the main recess (1) for the latch (2) performed opened from the side of its lateral wall towards the outer space around the pylon detail wherein the main recess (1) is located, whereas the latch (2) is a member of the magnetic lock (the second or the third one). Switching over the mode of pylon operation is possible without interrupting the performance of exercises.

The present disclosure is directed to climbing units that provide an enhanced play experience through the incorporation of any of a variety of elements including nets, suspended portions, and coupling elements, and to playground structures that contain those climbing units. In some embodiments, the climber unit may comprise one or more rigid portions and one or more net-containing portions connected end-to-end to produce a continuous climbing pathway. In other embodiments, the climber unit may comprise one or more rigid portions and one or more suspended portions connected end-to-end to produce a continuous climbing pathway. The suspended portion may be attached to adjacent rigid portions by flexible couplers, such that the suspended portion will move when a child climbs through it. In other embodiments, the climber unit may be mounted to an elevated playground structure such that there are no footers connecting the climber unit to the ground.

The present disclosure is directed to climbing units that provide an enhanced play experience through the incorporation of any of a variety of elements including nets, suspended portions, and coupling elements, and to playground structures that contain those climbing units. In some embodiments, the climber unit may comprise one or more rigid portions and one or more net-containing portions connected end-to-end to produce a continuous climbing pathway. In other embodiments, the climber unit may comprise one or more rigid portions and one or more suspended portions connected end-to-end to produce a continuous climbing pathway. The suspended portion may be attached to adjacent rigid portions by flexible couplers, such that the suspended portion will move when a child climbs through it. In other embodiments, the climber unit may be mounted to an elevated playground structure such that there are no footers connecting the climber unit to the ground.

A stowable climbing wall device having a self-supporting frame, and a climbing wall first side and a second side releasably joined together for movement between a closed position and an open position, and the climbing wall side includes a removable panel for engaging climbing holds.

A stowable climbing wall device having a self-supporting frame, and a climbing wall first side and a second side releasably joined together for movement between a closed position and an open position, and the climbing wall side includes a removable panel for engaging climbing holds.

A portable training system enables the deployment of customizable training equipment. The system has an inclined surface over which users move to provide and increased work out. Additional equipment such as ropes or elastic bands are able to be attached to the side to broaden the exercises available to the users. The system incorporates marks for targeted movement and coordination of the work out.