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Sportsplay Hercules Climber V

SportsPlay Equipment  |  SKU: SPO-902-299  |  MPN: 902-299
Regular price $5,736.27
Regular price USD5,736.27
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Description

The SportsPlay Hercules Climber V expands the Hercules series with a larger configuration of rope nets, rings, and climbing challenges for school-age users who want more to conquer. Built on galvanized steel posts with commercial-grade rope nets and powder-coated components. A more complex climbing structure than the II, III, and IV models. Ages 5–12.

Features & Benefits

  • Expanded multi-event layout, more climbing challenges than earlier Hercules models.
  • Galvanized steel framework, commercial-grade construction for heavy public use.
  • Rope nets and ring elements, builds upper-body strength, coordination, and risk management.
  • Ages 5–12, appropriate challenge for elementary through middle-school-age users.

Perfect For

  • High-use school and park installations, the larger Hercules configurations draw older users who outgrow simpler climbers.
  • Adventure-focused playgrounds, a challenging centerpiece for an active play area.

Use Cases

School playgrounds, community parks, and recreation center outdoor areas.

Specifications

All details
Brand
SportsPlay Equipment
Ages
5 to 12 years
Posts
Galvanized steel
Components
Rope nets and ring climbing elements
Configuration
Hercules V
Installation
Freestanding, permanent in-ground

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FAQ

How does the Hercules V compare to earlier models?

The Hercules V expands the event count and layout beyond the II, III, and IV configurations, offering more climbing challenges for school-age users seeking a more complex structure.

Is it freestanding?

Yes. Permanent in-ground galvanized steel posts, no attached structure needed.

What age range is it for?

Ages 5 to 12, appropriate for the full school-age range including older users who have outgrown simpler climbers.