Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Alfresco Wave Climber

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$549.98 $1099.95 In stock

Category: Active Play Outside

3 - 6 years. Catch the wave as you crawl, climb, and balance on this unit. Includes 2 "U" slot-in blocks, 1 mini bridge, 1 wave, 1 set of steps, and 1 balancing beam. Can be configured into multiple shapes. Approximately 24" high. Does not meet CPSC or ASTM standards for public playgrounds.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison L. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old can't get enough of rearranging the wave and the U-blocks into new paths every afternoon. It's held up great so far, and the mini bridge is just challenging enough to keep him focused without needing me to spot him constantly.

Chloe G. ★★★★★

The balance beam is a good height for my 3-year-old's first try, and slotting those U-blocks together with her was easy enough that she didn't need my help. Now we keep shifting the steps and mini bridge into different spots in the yard almost every afternoon, and she's way more confident stepping a

Emily ★★★★★

My 4-year-old rearranges the wave and balancing beam into a new obstacle course every morning, and the mini bridge is the part he always races across. It’s sturdy enough that I don’t worry when he gets a little wild on it.