Vuly Quest 2 vs Quest 2 Pro: Which Monkey Bar Is Right for Your Family?

Vuly's Quest 2 range has two monkey bar systems: the standard Quest 2 and the Quest 2 Pro.

Overview: Quest 2 vs Quest 2 Pro

Vuly Quest 2 is Vuly's standard monkey bar system, offering adjustable heights, a shade roof, and compatibility with numerous accessories.

Vuly Quest 2 Pro adds an elevated hideout platform, built-in cargo net access, and Vuly's X-Brace™ frame system for additional stability.

Vuly's Monkey Bar Configurator lets you try different sizes and add-ons to see what will fit in your backyard.

Key differences

Design and features

Quest 2:

• Infinitely adjustable monkey bars (120 to 195 cm)
• Includes shade roof for sun protection
• Double galvanisation and powder coating for rust resistance
• Joiner technology for stability
• Instant-dry mesh material prevents pooling on swings
• Compatible with dozens of accessories

Quest 2 Pro:

• All features of the standard Quest 2 plus:
• Built-in elevated hideout with platform
• Integrated cargo net access for climbing
• X-Brace™ frame system for greater stability
• Increased total height (308 cm vs 264 cm for standard models)

Size options and pricing

Model	Sale price	List price
Small Quest 2.1	$1,432	$1,908
Medium Quest 2.1	$1,395	$1,859
Large Quest 2.1	$1,890	$2,519
Large Ninja Quest 2	$2,078	$2,769
Extra Large Quest 2	$2,266	$3,019
Small Quest 2.1 Pro	$2,047	$2,728
Medium Quest 2.1 Pro	$2,257	$3,009
Large Quest 2.1 Pro	$2,677	$3,568
Large Ninja Quest 2.1 Pro	$2,939	$3,918

Prices read from Vuly on 22 June 2026. Vuly now sells the small, medium and large frames as Quest 2.1.

The Pro costs about $600 to $860 more than the standard model of the same size at sale prices, or about $820 to $1,150 more at list price.

Accessories compatibility

Both Quest 2 and Quest 2 Pro are compatible with Vuly's range of accessories including:

• Various swings (Seat, Monkey, Wrecking, Toddler, Bed, Skateboard, Bounce)
• Nest swings (small and large)
• Ninja training equipment (Long Ninja Grips, Round Ninja Grips)
• Sports equipment (Basketball Set, Netball Ring)
• Climbing accessories (Jungle Rope, Gym Rope, Climbing Ladder)
• Boxing equipment (Punching Ball, Boxing Bag)
• Specialty items (Hanging Cubby Swing, Flying Fox)

The only difference is that the standard Quest 2 models can add a Cargo Net accessory (about $100 to $130), while the Pro models already include cargo net access as part of their elevated hideout design.

Dimensions and space requirements

Quest 2:

• Small: 269 cm (L) × 240 cm (W) × 264 cm (H)
• Medium: 414 cm (L) × 297 cm (W) × 262 cm (H)
• Large: 365 cm (L) × 378 cm (W) × 264 cm (H)

Quest 2 Pro:

• Small Pro: 269 cm (L) × 240 cm (W) × 308 cm (H)
• Medium Pro: 365 cm (L) × 248 cm (W) × 308 cm (H)
• Large Pro: 365 cm (L) × 378 cm (W) × 308 cm (H)

Pro models are 44 cm taller because of the elevated hideout platform, so they need more vertical clearance.

Warranty and support

Both models include Vuly's warranty:

• 7-year warranty on frames
• 2-year warranty on swings
• 1-year warranty on accessories
• Optional extended warranty, about $250

Both also qualify for Vuly's Half Price Parts For Life program for registered products.

Installation

Professional installation services are available for both models:

• Quest 2: $359 to $649 depending on size
• Quest 2 Pro: $475 to $745 depending on size

Installation prices read from Vuly on 22 June 2026.

Installing a Pro costs about $100 to $225 more than the standard model of the same size because of the extra components.

Which is right for your family?

The Quest 2 is the better fit if:

• You're working with a tighter budget
• You have height restrictions in your yard
• You don't need the elevated hideout

The Quest 2 Pro is the better fit if:

• You want the elevated hideout and built-in cargo net
• You want the X-Brace™ frame
• You have room for the extra height