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This is where the range starts. Slide, golf set, basketball hoop, telescope, climbing stairs, a hide-and-seek hole and storage. No drawing board and no swing, which is exactly why it costs less than half of the large sets.
A first slide for a one-year-old, or a second one for grandparents to keep at their house. If you already own an easel and the child is under two, the drawing board on the pricier models is a feature you will use less than the listing photos imply.
Club and balls, aimed at hand-eye coordination. It is the accessory most likely to end up under the sofa, so count the balls when you pack the set away. Replacements are not sold separately.
The same warm palette as the twelve-piece set, so the two look related if you own both. Plastic tone is matte rather than glossy, which hides scuffs better than the green frame does.
HDPE, ASTM tested, CPSIA and CPC certified, 155 pounds. One year and up. Rounded edges throughout and no openings large enough to trap a hand.
Our own summary of this model. Seller bullet lists are not reproduced here: on this catalogue they repeat word for word between colourways, and on one slide they count the features wrong.
The smallest set in the range, in beige and gray. Note the listing miscounts its own features.
The Elk-theme frame at its fullest: eleven features including the drawing board, 54 inches long.
Ten-feature Elk slide in beige and gray, with the drawing board kept in.
The only green frame in the range, otherwise identical to the beige and gray Elk slide.