Disc Giant Nest Web Net Tree Swing Monkey Rope Hanging Swing Seat Sets Heavy Duty for Garden Backyard Outdoor for Kids Children Adult

My daughter is now 12 and loves this swing. Its a great thing to have in the yard for her to use. My 5 year old nephew can also swing in it. I will even admit that the adults in the family like to go out and swing sometimes! It's very sturdy and has held up well in the weather.

My kids love it!!!

Very well made an easy to assemble

The media could not be loaded. Upsides: this is a great item for exceptional kids (those with ADHD, SPD, autism, etc) who need that extra sensory input to stay calm. I actually mounted it in the doorframe in our living room. I bolted two swing brackets into the door frame, and I can clip and unclip the swing with the carabiners included when we need the space.The swing itself is quite sturdy and offers a lot of sensory input (the ropes) and has a good, well balanced motion to it. My little one likes to lie on her belly and “fly” as well as using the swing as a sort of hammock chair in addition to regular swinging.Downsides: super difficult to assemble. The amount of tension on the circular pipe around the edge is quite hard to work with. I asked a strong friend for help and that finally did the trick for me.Additionally, the foam tube of padding around the outer edge of the swing is a chewing magnet for sensory seeking kids, so expect them to bite chunks out of the padding right away. It’s pretty delicate and immediately tears and comes off, so if I were going to buy this again I would advise taking some colorful duct tape and wrapping it over the foam to protect it and keep it on the swing longer.

Really cool swing my son loves it

3-4 grandkids can swing on. Third summer and still looks like new. We take in for the winter months.

The ropes are fastened well to the structure (ring). However the ring segments are held together with small screws. It did not take long for those screws to come loose and for the ring to fall apart. Look for a swing that has the ropes connected to eyelets that connect the ring segments. Get a ring that is hard to put together (the netting keeps the segments under tension so they don't come apart). Look for something like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GDSMLD7/

Purchased to have another swing on new swing set that came with one so both grandsons could have one.It swings crooked no matter what we do. Not sure why.