Cool Runners Agility Dog Training Weave Poles

I’m using this with my energetic Cavapoo. It is great that it can be used inside and out because with the hot, rainy weather we are having, my pup doesn’t like wet grass and I don’t like hot and humid! It’s also easy to move. It is spaced generously and, as long as you use the counterbalance feature, it is very sturdy. I really like that you can adjust the angle of the weaves and straighten out gradually as your dog advances. A quality product.

Love these. Very sturdy. So easy to assemble. Don’t take up much storage space, so great for smaller spaces, and they can be used inside or outside. We love keeping up with agility training, it’s also a great way to get in some focused mental stimulation every day.

The quality is great for the price as agility equipment can be very expensive. Great for home practice without having to spend a lot of money. Does not take up much room when storing. Seem pretty study and you can tape them down on a hard floor if needed. I was impressed with the design for the price. They are easy to set up and take down. Assuming most people buying these have used agility equipment before so pretty self explanatory to use.

Very lightweight yet sturdy. I love the way it folds and unfolds to different positions. Would buy again

Light weight and easy to set up and move around. Good for puppy training because can space the poles apart

I had tried the stationary weave poles prior to this. It was challenging to get my dog to understand what I wanted him to do. I could take him through a weave, but I had to go through pole by pole. WIth the Cool Runners weave poles, I was able to get him to understand much more quickly. You start out with the poles in two rows and have the dog run through (no weaving at this point.) Then you extend the poles slightly narrowing the width and have him run through (still no weaving.) Then extend a little more , narrowing the width so now the poles are close enough together so he can't run straight through and will have to start to weave. Eventually you'll be able to have the poles extended I had tried the stationary weave poles prior to this. It was challenging to get my dog to understand what I wanted him to do. I could take him through a weave, but I had to go through pole by pole. WIth the Cool Runners weave poles, I was able to get him to understand much more quickly. You start out with the poles in two rows and have the dog run through (no weaving at this point.) Then you extend the poles slightly narrowing the width and have him run through (still no weaving.) Then extend a little more , narrowing the width so now the poles are close enough together so he can't run straight through and will have to start to weave. Eventually you'll be able to have the poles extended in a straight line and your dog will know to weave and you can assist with just a voice command. The speed of weaving will increase as well. … more

Just opened them up. Beginner at agility and my dog is just starting to learn weaves. This set looks great, but not ONE. SINGLE. PIECE. OF. INSTRUCTION came with them. No diagrams, no suggestions, no nothing. Not saying I want a "how to teach your dog to weave" book. But it would be nice to see a packing list, parts diagram, and suggested configurations.

I was very skeptical about these weaves but they have been terrific. They are reasonably sturdy and I recommend them for beginners. My coton got the hang of them almost immediately! And since we can practice indoors we can make it a game. I was afraid the weaves would be too light weight for my experienced sheltie but she zips through them without a problem. (I probably wouldn’t recommend them for large or really driven dogs.) Also they accordion fold so when we are not using them they don’t take up too much space. And they come in a great zippered storage bag. A lot of value for the money.

I really like these weaves. However, I found one big problem the weave poles are very tight when placing in the holders making them difficult to remove. Had to use my old poles.

This was a riot seeing a class of 6 puppies engaging in agility work! Highly recommend poles, tunnels, hoops - You name it. Your pup will love it!