Drone Obstacle Course, Includes 3 Pack Easy to Build Obstacle Hoop, FPV Racing Drone Loop Gate, Suitable Competition RC FPV Racing of Drones or Model Aircraft Games for Age 6-12 Kids or Adults

Though I have multiple micro size drones that I love racing around my house, I've never actually owned any of these racing gates because I always thought they would be more hassle than they're worth. This little set of racing gates proved me wrong because they're a peace of cake to set up, relatively inexpensive ($33 at the time of this review) and they make setting up a racing course in your home a lot of fun. They're cleverly designed so all of the pieces are the same, but they can interlock in different ways to make up the ring, the legs and the stands. They snap together easily and disassemble just as easily when you're done. The design also gives you a lot of surface area on the rings to zip tie lights to if you wanted to set up a lighted course. Given the quality and the price, I think these are a good value and I'll probably be getting a few more sets to set up some more elaborate courses. I would definitely recommend them.

Easy to put together and set up. You will need flat ground for them stay standing stable. They fall over easily when you run into them with the drone, which is a little annoying but once you are pretty good at flying the drone these are a fun little course to fly them through.

This track set is really fun and easy to put together. It is a great way to test your skills using your drone and can even make for some fun drone races.

I wish the box had the dimensions listed on it, because until I got one of the units assembled, I wasn't sure how big it was going to be. As it turns out, it's big enough for me to gently guide my DJI Mavic Air 2 through it, but there's not a whole lot of margin for error - and that's kind of the point of an obstacle course. The kit comes with pieces for three targets plus two spare bars. It's really easy to assemble, especially since all of the pieces are identical! The instructions are surprisingly clear and easy to follow. It takes a bit of push to get them to snap into place. Taking it apart for storage is not difficult, but at first it feels like it might be. As far as stability, it's not going to stand up to a strong wind, but a gentle breeze should be no problem. This is going to help me become a better drone pilot.

Pros: Affordable, very easy to assemble, quite stable with feet installed.Cons: Very thin profile, difficult to see when flying at speed. I improved it by adding some wide color duct tape (photo).

These gates are built from just one type of piece and allow you to create light weight gates. The pieces snap together easily and break down just as easy so they're quick to set-up. Some people noted how they tend to tip when hit or in the wind which was my case where live. I just used some pieces of heavy bailing wire bent into 4inch long "U" shaped pieces and anchored them into the yard, easy peasy. I plan to add some LED's to really jazz them up for night time ripping.

I got this drone obstacle course to practice my maneuvering with my mini FPV drone, but I also found that the obstacle rings are a ton of fun to set up in my living room and fly my regular mini drones through them, the rings are fairly easy to put together, it is a little confusing the first you put them together but after that they can be put together pretty quickly, the rings are well big enough for the larger type mini drones to fly through, the overall quality of the obstacle rings is decent, everything is made out of plastic but the plastic pieces do feel quite durable, the rings also tend to come apart if you crash into them, instead of just falling over, all 3 rings are the same size too, it would have been more fun and challenging if they were all different sizes, but none the less this is a super fun way to fly my mini drones around, I am happy with th8s product and for the price point in my opinion it's a really good value.

I like the design of these. Every piece is the same, you just snap them together to build a hoop, then use 4 more to build the legs if needed. Pieces went together and came back apart easily, so they can be put up and taken back down easily. Enough pieces to build 3 or 4 gates, depending on if you're using the stands or not.