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I just picked my kid up a Vaast Y24 300 on sale 10 speed 11-42T Hydraulic brakes Dual disc Suntour 24 air fork Was a freaking steal

They don't include instructions so they can blame you for any errors.

This was fun. Except the part where you almost threw a stone at your house 😂

Happy Birthday to Fun-sized adventures! And also Merry Christmas to you and yours! It had been an absolute blast being part of your journey as a viewer and friend. Great things are ahead!!

New sub here. I love your videos. I’m a newish mom to 2 boys & still growing my family. I am a gardener at heart, but I want my yard to be enjoyed by ALL.

Good video!

What an amazing video, 5 years have flown by and a great way to tell the story whilst packing things away for the winter. Merry Chrismas!!!

Thanks Jeff for all excellent videos done in the past which helps people to enjoy great fun and participates in backyard adventure activities! Good job as always and we love it. God bless you and your family and wish a healthy and fruitful 2025.

great video as always!! so glad that we are part of your friends circle. as the matter of fact, you are the only friend we made and still in touch in youtube channel hahahaha. God bless you guys!! More blessings in 2025.

Five years! Congratulations.......I remember those early days, and you're right it was a grind. I don't know where this whole RUclips thing will take us over the next 5 years, but It's been fun watching your channel these past five years.

Where do I find the original video of the guy crashing into tree?

Thanks

🎉 Your son looks so excited 😂. I'm definitely getting this for my son.. Thanks for the detailed review man.

My nephew is 10 and little shorter than your boy. Will this suit him for a year or more?

Will it hold up to pulling behind a sxs?

4x6x12 in San Francisco costs $45.

Had our trampoline for almost 10 years now. It's definitely paid itself back to us and more. Our winters aren't as harsh as yours though

excellent job! So wonderful that you spend time with your kids doing such fun projects.

oh i love the new edit @0:15

What other trampoline content would you find helpful?

Good video!

I find the easiest way to put your trampoline away is to not even set it up.🤣😂

I give you an video idea : Take three of those cheap ones and glue them together.

Good job finishing it up in the rain!!

84.97 on Amazon "Cyber Monday" deal.

I have that

I know how to shoot a bow🎉

This guy dads!

01:50 did safety dad sign off that event?

What event would you add?

I was waiting for a blown out knee from you when you jumped off that swing.😂🤣

Good video!

Well done. Subbed.

Next time, use ropes to assist in raising it.

I liked because of the mention of the measurement of the cubit as I think that's such a ridiculous measurement, but at the same time I like it lolz.

several kids, aka, Supervisors😆

👀ing, is my way too, often pretty good at it😏

gotta say, you sort of remind me of a young Norm Abram, whom I've grown up watching his show (The New Yankee Workshop) on Saturday mornings.☺👍 my dream to have workshop like his😏😄

don't tighten it too much, a little free sag is good. don't install on dead trees, and don't use a sling end because it will kill them. ( that chokes the nutrient flow through the cambium ) instead; use a large auger bit to drill clean through a living tree ( same size as your cable ) string your cable through the hole you drilled in the tree, and take it down, at an angle, to an earth anchor set in concrete in the ground.

Great review, editing and sound are top notch! Looking for an affordable alternative for my two boys and think this fits the bill. Amen @5:37!

Do you take down the lines in winter or leave them up yearround?

Good video!

Whats the longest or highest zipline you could build in the yard I wonder?

The video is awesome, this kit includes everything you want in a box for backyard adventure and it is very helpful for family zipline installation, thank you Jeff.

Have you ever considered setting up a zipline from your house to your place of work?

Don't use high magnification unless you want to split a double star, and to look at the Moon, or planets. Even the biggest telescope on Earth can't magnify any star but the Sun to make it bigger. So why to use a telescope for stargazing? Because it collects much more light than human eyes, and you can see MORE stars, galaxies, and nebulae. The problem is that this telescope has a really bad low magnification eyepiece included, while the mirror isn't good for high magnification, and the tripod isn't sturdy, so I wouldn't recommend it, but if you already have one, a quality low magnification 32mm eyepiece can make experience somewhat better.

First guy was definitely NOT ok... but hopefully this will help people design a better backyard zipline. I just had this discussion with another family member when they had a 15 foot drop over about 100 ft and i told them it was a terrible idea, even ran the physics calcs on estimated speed. Still they didnt listen, and one hit the tree, another flipped and landed in her head and probably should have gone to the ER. I hope this will save some people some major injuries.

Thank u so much for this it’s intimidating getting into telescopes and u made it so I don’t feel alone in learning thank u

Thanks dude great video I must go this mommy daughters bike 👍🏻