🌲 Green Plastic Safety Handles with Mounting Hardware for Swing Sets, Playhouses, Play Towers, and Wooden Playsets by Swing-N-Slide WS 4410 Review

Excellent grips, very strong. This is the second time I order them because the first one worked so well. I installed them on the roof of my shed so I can steady myself if I have to go upstairs for maintenance. My only issue with this new set is that the bolts had to be installed with a socket wrench.

We already have our sixth pair of pens. Glad we bought them in bulk. Our child weighs 31 kg. These holds will crack and break in half, easily falling off the playground. If they break, they leave sharp edges and are dangerous to the person holding them. Low quality. It's easy to break. I can't stand Michigan weather. We never got above -15F last year and they still haven't survived.

I recently built jungle gyms for my kids and need handles so they can use them while standing. I ordered 2 packs of these pens and was excited to install them. But during their installation one handle broke simply by inserting screws and a few days later my little 5 year old girl broke the other using it as you would expect. I don't know if I had a bad batch or what, but these things aren't $5+ each.

The description and picture are of the Swing-N-Slide Safety Handle, but the product received is a different item and does not bear the Swing-N-Slide label Original. The seller needs to change the picture and probably the description. In addition, in order to return the product, the seller requires that I pay for the delivery of the incorrectly advertised product. The picture with slanting items is what we received, the vertical pictures of the items is what was advertised, and the handle is…

This is AWESOME. I was looking for an anchor to the ground at the top of my attic stairs - it's steep and only has a small wooden side rail. I always felt unsafe climbing stairs and carrying things up and down UNTIL I found this. You are the PERFECT solution. Home Depot only had small metal handles that I couldn't safely wrap my hand around (they weren't designed to be used as safety handles themselves). I drilled them into the landing at the top of the stairs and now I always have something…