Fortunately, I have free access to all the agility equipment I need at our training center, so I really had no idea if Ren's was expensive or not. They are usually have some of the best prices in the area. Good luck on your search.
You can make a lot of it. Jumps especially are easy. My husband also build weaving poles. Long tunnels are expensive, but worth spending to get a good one that won't tear.
I went to Home Depot, and bought some PVC pipes and made my jumps and weave polls out of those. You can make stick in the group weave polls. I also used the PVC and some wood to make a table. Until you have a real sea saw. You can get a long piece of wood and throw something under it to turn into a sea saw. Back yard agility! I bought two real tunnels, they are so heavy duty, have had mine for 9 years and still in great condition.
I would say jumps and weaves are the most important... If you have issues with the teeter, that may be something you need... tunnels are nice, but honestly, I have not used mine in years...
The one obstacle I could not live without? WEAVES!!!!
Sorry, I meant which four different types? I think we will make at least 3 jumps. I've looked through so many plans and it looks like we'll go with PVC pipe-based stuff.
I will check out NTI for sure.
He's had practice on a BMX track and playground. He gets so excited that he just leaps off the top of obstacles, lol. So I just need to build them low...
Looks like great instructions for DIY jumps as well, very similar to the ones I made a long time ago... Thanks!
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