Sorbus Spinner Swing: Premium Playground Accessories for Endless Fun! Review

Children love swings, they can carry a lot of weight but they are not durable. The foam around the rounded rim will fall apart and the rope knots will loosen after a few months of use. I have contacted the manufacturer and they will give me a partial refund and I hope I can find a solution to resolve the issue. Fastening the top with a single hook creates a lot of lateral movement. So if you just want to move forward/backward, you can attach it to two points at the top like a regular swing.

The newer version will break for at least a month so you can return it. I thought the last one was an accident, this one lasted 3 weeks. Don't read old reviews and don't expect the same twist. First review: I bought one last year and he used it every day. 365 days later one of the ropes started snapping which was okay because while my son is little it's been a GOOD swing year. I immediately bought another one from the same seller, this time the connections looked different and the rope seemed…

Thought I'd buy this for my kids to use in the garden on swings. Little did I know they would be so obsessed with this swing that they would never come back! If you're a jaded parent and want to get your kids out of the house for a while, they'll appreciate this swing. Some people like to roll it very tight and then jump in, trying not to fall off and throw up. Mission accomplished. The 2-year-old holds on to the net, and when his big sister pushes him into space he can happily lie down (he's…

I'm taking my adrenaline pumping grandson to heaven and he loves it. Pros: Fairly easy to assemble, although no instructions are provided. (Assemble 2 halves first.) Seems sturdy enough for kids. The ropes included in the swing itself are height adjustable. I hung two separate ropes from a branch to give you swing direction options, but you only need one rope. Cons: Polypropylene rope is used to make the swing itself. Polypropylene isn't nearly as strong as nylon, which I (of course) hung from…

I was thinking about buying a wooden playset for my kids to use the slide and swings, but then I realized I didn't have the patience to assemble 1000 pieces of wood. However, they really just wanted a swing and they LOVE it. My children are 6 and 2 years old, they sit in it together and love to rock gently and let me push them "up". I thought my tree wasn't strong enough (it's an olive tree, maybe ten years old, but the branches aren't as big as say an oak tree), but I climbed the ladder and…

My 3 year old loves it a lot. She likes to lie on it while I rock her. Her older cousins (6 to 13 years old) also loved it. I was a bit worried it would be a hassle to assemble (based on other review comments) but it was actually very easy. ends in unraveling. It's not enough to actually hurt someone, but something to watch out for when your child says they scratched it and you're wondering which part did it. The metal loops to which the ropes are attached are smooth so you don't have to worry.

This swing was a lot of fun once assembled. They are beautiful and durable. When we assembled them, the foam of the swing pressed against the nail holes so we had to have someone else push it back, which hurt a lot. The instructions should also be clearer, at the beginning we did everything wrong and had to do it again. had to watch a youtube video to assemble it properly. We now have a 30 foot tree in our backyard. Here are the steps we took. Buy long ropes from Home Depot. Buy ladder…